Monday Monster Printable Madness #115 – Nativity 2 Preschool Activity Pack

Posted on 09/11/2026 by Momma Jo

Happy Monday friends. This week we are sharing our Nativity 2 Preschool Activity Pack. Lambs, palm trees and familiar Nativity pictures bring a Christmas theme to colouring, counting and early letter activities for your preschooler.

Your preschooler can explore colours with the lamb mini-book, then count palm trees from 1 to 10. Shape tracing and a Nativity colouring scene make a gentle change of pace, with plenty of pictures to talk about together.

The B and b do-a-dot pages introduce the letter for baby Jesus. Pre-writing paths give little hands routes to follow, and the concertina name booklet adds a personal activity to the collection. Finger-counting support and charts to 20, 50 and 100 are also included.

Sheep and camel number-strip puzzles cover 1 to 10 and 11 to 20. There are matching cards, shadows, palm trees to arrange by size and Nativity patterns to complete. A 16-piece Nativity jigsaw rounds out the puzzle activities.

Invite your preschooler to touch each palm tree as you count together. Begin with a small quantity, then try another number when they are ready. The larger charts offer a reference for exploring number order without making counting to 100 a goal for every child.

The lamb mini-book gives children a reason to recognise colour words with your help. Matching pictures to shadows encourages attention to outlines, while size sequencing introduces words such as smaller and bigger. The B and b dot pages and pre-writing paths provide different ways to practise controlled hand movements.

Try one mini-book activity followed by a game with a few matching cards. You could talk about the Nativity characters while assembling the jigsaw, connecting the pictures with a Christmas story you already share.

An adult can prepare the cut-out pieces and folded booklets. Print reusable cards on cardstock and laminate them if useful. Keep each session short enough for your learner to enjoy the activity, explain a choice and finish with a sense of achievement.

Have a lovely Christmas learning week with your little monsters.

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Monday Monster Printable Madness #114 – Nativity 2 Kindergarten Activity Pack

Posted on 02/11/2026 by Momma Jo

Happy Monday friends. This week’s printable spotlight brings the Christmas story to our learning table with the Nativity 2 Kindergarten Activity Pack. Baby Jesus, lambs and angels appear throughout this collection of early literacy, maths and picture activities for your little learners.

The lamb colour mini-book is a lovely place to begin, with angel counting from 1 to 10 ready for your next activity. There are shapes to trace and a Nativity picture to colour, giving your little learner a mix of colouring and pencil practice.

B is for Baby Jesus introduces uppercase B and lowercase b through do-a-dot, recognition and writing activities. Alphabet tracing, letter-to-picture matching and number writing extend the practice, while the name booklet includes letter pieces to arrange.

Matching cards, shadows and picture patterns bring in some hands-on thinking. Number-strip puzzles cover 1 to 30, and the 16- and 25-piece jigsaws offer two picture-building challenges. Counting charts to 50 and 100 and scissor-skills pages give you further activities to choose from.

The repeated B activities offer several ways to recognise and form the letter: dabbing, tracing, looking for it among other letters and writing on lines. Some practice pages also use familiar B words, giving children more than one example of the letter in use.

Angel counting connects number words with groups of pictures, while puzzles and shadow matching encourage careful observation. You can name the Nativity characters as you work and use the images to support a conversation about the Christmas story.

Select a short letter task and follow it with a matching game or jigsaw. If you are sharing a Nativity story from another source, the character pictures can become a prompt for discussing who appears in it; a separate story text is not needed to enjoy the printed skill activities.

Follow the preparation directions for mini-books, cardstock and reusable cards. Support cutting and choose between the puzzle sizes to suit your learner. The pack can be used across several sessions instead of as a single long lesson.

Have a joyful Christmas learning week with your little monsters.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Nativity 2 Preschool Activity Pack!

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Monday Monster Printable Madness #112 – Give Thanks Preschool Mega Activity Pack

Posted on 19/10/2026 by Momma Jo

Thanksgiving is the perfect time to help little learners discover the joy of gratitude while building important early learning skills. Our Give Thanks Preschool Activity Pack is filled with engaging, hands-on activities that introduce colours, numbers, shapes, letters and fine motor skills through a fun Thanksgiving theme.

Created especially for preschoolers, this 30-page printable activity pack is ideal for classrooms, homeschool lessons, daycare centres or families looking for educational Thanksgiving activities that children will genuinely enjoy.

What’s Included?

The Give Thanks Preschool Activity Pack includes a wide variety of age-appropriate learning activities, including:

– A simple First Thanksgiving story written for young children.
– Colour recognition mini books.
– Number recognition and counting activities.
– Shape tracing practice.
– Do-a-Dot alphabet pages featuring T is for Turkey.
– Matching activities.
– Finger counting practice.
– Counting charts.
– Fine motor activities.
– Opportunities for drawing and self-expression.

Skills Your Preschooler Will Learn

Every page has been designed to strengthen early childhood development while keeping learning playful and engaging. Children will practise:

– Colour recognition
– Number recognition
– Counting skills
– Shape recognition
– Letter recognition
– Fine motor development
– Pencil control
– Visual discrimination
– Early literacy skills
– Listening and comprehension

A Meaningful Thanksgiving Theme

The activity pack introduces preschoolers to the story of the first Thanksgiving in a simple, age-appropriate way. Children learn how the settlers and Native Americans shared a harvest meal, while also discovering that Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful, spend time with loved ones and show kindness to others.

Perfect for Home or Classroom

Whether you’re planning a Thanksgiving unit study, adding seasonal learning centres to your classroom, or looking for quiet educational activities at home, this printable pack provides plenty of opportunities for meaningful learning through play.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Give Thanks Tot Mega Activity Pack!

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Monday Monster Printable Madness #111 – Give Thanks Kindergarten Mega Activity Pack

Posted on 12/10/2026 by Momma Jo

Looking for a fun way to celebrate Thanksgiving while building essential early learning skills? The Give Thanks Kindergarten Activity Pack is packed with engaging, hands-on activities that help young learners practise maths, literacy, fine motor skills and more, all with a festive Thanksgiving theme.

esigned for kindergarten learners, this 49-page printable pack makes learning exciting through colourful, seasonal activities that children will love. Whether you’re teaching in the classroom, homeschooling or looking for meaningful holiday activities, this printable has something for everyone.

What’s Included?

This Thanksgiving-themed activity pack includes a wide variety of educational activities, including:

– A simple First Thanksgiving reading passage written especially for young readers.
– Colour recognition activities using pumpkins.
– Number recognition and counting practice.
– Shape tracing worksheets.
– Alphabet tracing and letter formation practice.
– Uppercase and lowercase letter writing pages.
– Letter matching activities.
– Number writing practice.
– Do-a-Dot alphabet activities.
– Fine motor and pre-writing exercises.

Perfect for Kindergarten Learning

Every activity has been created to reinforce important kindergarten skills while keeping children engaged with a cheerful Thanksgiving theme. Learners practise:

– Fine motor development
– Pencil control
– Letter recognition
– Number recognition
– Counting skills
– Shape recognition
– Colour recognition
– Reading readiness
– Early handwriting skills

Celebrate Giving Thanks Through Learning

Thanksgiving is a wonderful opportunity to teach children about gratitude, kindness and helping others. Alongside the educational activities, this pack includes an age-appropriate story explaining the first Thanksgiving and how people celebrate by spending time with family and sharing what they are thankful for.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Give Thanks Preschool Mega Activity Pack!

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Monday Monster Printable Madness #109 – Halloween Roundup

Posted on 28/09/2026 by Momma Jo

Happy Monday friends. This week’s printable spotlight is a spooky sweet roundup that little learners are going to love. If you’ve been enjoying our seasonal packs, this Halloween Goose roundup brings together three playful activity packs designed to support learning across different age groups, all wrapped up in one fun theme.

The Halloween Goose printables combine gentle Halloween elements with structured early learning, making them perfect for keeping little ones engaged while building important skills.

Halloween Goose Tot Activity Pack 🪿

The Halloween Goose Tot Activity Pack is a lovely starting point for toddlers who are just beginning their learning journey. With simple, repetitive activities and soft, friendly illustrations, this pack introduces early concepts in a calm and engaging way.

Tots can explore colour recognition, practise counting from 1 to 10, and begin developing pre writing skills through basic shape tracing. There are also matching activities, size sequencing and simple puzzles that support coordination and visual recognition. The Halloween Goose theme adds just enough seasonal fun without overwhelming young learners.

Halloween Goose Preschool Activity Pack 🎃

The Halloween Goose Preschool Activity Pack builds on these early skills with more structured activities designed for growing learners. Preschoolers can practise counting, explore shapes in more detail and develop stronger fine motor control through colouring and tracing activities.

This pack also introduces early literacy through G is for Goose Do a Dot pages, while matching, shadow matching and pattern activities help strengthen logical thinking. With playful Halloween elements like pumpkins and costumes, learning feels fun and engaging throughout.

Halloween Goose Kindergarten Activity Pack 👻

For older learners, the Halloween Goose Kindergarten Activity Pack offers a more advanced and comprehensive learning experience. This pack places a stronger focus on letter formation, writing practice and extended numeracy skills.

Children can work through structured handwriting activities, counting charts up to 100, and more detailed shape tracing. Problem solving is supported through puzzles, mazes and scissor skills, helping to build independence and confidence while keeping the Halloween Goose theme front and centre.

Across all three packs, many of the pages are ideal for printing on cardstock and laminating, making them perfect for repeated use at home or in the classroom.

If your little learner enjoys colourful, hands on activities, these Halloween Goose packs are a lovely addition to your learning time this season.

Click here to see our 2025 Halloween Printables

Have a spooky, playful and productive learning week with your little monsters.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Give Thanks Kindergarten Mega Activity Pack!

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Monday Monster Printable Madness #108 – Halloween Goose Tot Mega Activity Pack

Posted on 21/09/2026 by Momma Jo

Happy Monday friends. This week’s printable spotlight is a playful themed pack that little learners are going to love. The Halloween Goose Tot Activity Pack is a 25 page Mega Pack created especially for toddlers who are just beginning their learning journey. With soft colours, sweet Halloween details and adorable goose characters, this pack offers a gentle and engaging way to introduce early skills through play.

The Halloween Goose theme adds a fun seasonal twist without being overwhelming for little learners. From pumpkins and costumes to friendly spooky elements, each page feels playful while still keeping activities simple and focused.

Inside the pack, toddlers can begin with colour recognition activities where they colour the goose in a variety of shades including blue, yellow, green, orange, purple, brown, grey, black, red and pink. These pages are perfect for building fine motor skills and hand eye coordination while reinforcing colour names in a calm, repetitive format.

Early numeracy is gently introduced through counting activities where children circle groups of geese from 1 to 10. These worksheets support one to one correspondence and early number awareness in a simple and visual way. There is also a sweet “Draw a picture of yourself” page where tots can add their age, making the learning experience feel personal and confidence boosting.

Shape tracing activities guide little learners through tracing circles, triangles, rectangles and squares, as well as more advanced shapes like pentagons, ovals and hexagons. These pages are ideal for developing pre writing skills and early shape recognition without overwhelming young children. A colour me in page adds a creative moment while still supporting pencil control.

Letter exposure is introduced through Do a Dot pages for both lowercase and uppercase G is for Goose, giving toddlers a fun, hands on way to explore letters using dot markers or paint. Matching activities and shadow matching pages help build visual discrimination, while size sequencing activities support early comparison skills.

The Halloween Goose Tot Activity Pack also includes finger counting pages, an “I can count to 20” chart, matching cards, simple pattern completion activities, a concertina “My Name Is” booklet and jigsaw puzzles in 4, 6 and 9 piece versions to support problem solving and coordination.

Many pages are ideal for printing on cardstock and laminating, making this pack a practical and reusable resource for both home and early learning environments.

If your little learner enjoys colourful, hands on activities, this pack is a lovely addition to your learning time.

Have a spooky and sweet learning week with your little monsters.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Halloween Roundup!

If you have any suggestions on printables you’d like to see, please leave a comment below.