Monday Monster Printable Madness #85 – BUTTERFLIES Monsters Ed Preschool Activity Pack

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Happy Monday friends. This week’s printable spotlight is a playful themed pack that little learners are going to love. The Butterflies Preschool Activity Pack is a 32 page Mega Pack filled with soft colours, gentle illustrations and hands on learning activities that are perfect for preschoolers. If your little learner enjoys nature themes and calm, creative tasks, this butterflies pack is a beautiful choice.
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This pack is designed to support a wide range of early learning skills while keeping everything light, engaging and visually soothing. The butterflies theme works especially well for spring learning or anytime you want to bring a bit of colour and calm into your routine.

Inside the pack, children can begin with colour recognition activities where they colour butterflies in shades like blue, yellow, green, orange, purple, brown, grey, black, red and pink. These pages are ideal for strengthening fine motor skills while reinforcing colour names in a structured, familiar way.

Early numeracy is introduced through counting activities where children circle flowers from 1 to 10. These worksheets help develop number recognition, one to one correspondence and visual scanning skills, all while keeping the butterflies theme front and centre. There’s also a lovely page where children draw a picture of themselves and write their age, adding a personal touch to the pack.

Shape tracing worksheets cover circles, triangles, rectangles, squares, pentagons, ovals and hexagons. These activities are excellent for building pre writing skills and helping preschoolers become confident with basic shapes. A colour by number page adds variety while continuing to support number awareness.

Letter recognition is gently included through Do a Dot pages for both lowercase and uppercase B is for Butterfly, giving children a tactile and playful way to interact with letters using dot markers, paint or crayons. Matching activities, shadow matching, size sequencing and pattern completion pages help build visual discrimination and logical thinking.

Counting practice continues with charts up to 20, 50 and even 100, making this butterflies pack suitable for a range of preschool abilities. To finish off, children can enjoy pre writing line tracing, jigsaw puzzles in 9 and 16 piece versions, and simple butterfly themed mazes where they help butterflies find their way to flowers.

Many of the pages are perfect for printing on cardstock and laminating for repeated use, making this pack a practical and long lasting addition to your printable collection.

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

Have a calm, colourful week and happy learning with your little monsters.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our MUSHROOMS Monsters Ed Tot Activity Pack!

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

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Freebie Friday Linkup: Spring Resources

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Free Spring Printables from Monsters Ed
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Previous Freebie Friday Roundup

Garden Preschool Pack Printables from Homeschool Creations
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We primarily used the book Jack’s Garden by Henry Cole for our study about gardening along with several other great books. Here’s a look inside the first two parts of the Garden Preschool Pack:
~ Name tag strip and story summary sheet for front of lapbook or folder if you store your preschool pack
~ Gardening words {and 2 part word and picture matching cards}
~ Water the Flower tracing lines
~ Cabbage Counting Game ~ counting & number identification cards
~ Parts of a Flower cards and How a Flower Grows game
~ Beginning sound word cards and tracing strips
~ Rhyming word cards
~ Letter P and G word tracing sheets
~ and MUCH more!!!!

Spring Egg-Stravaganza! from Live Speak Love
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After what seems like barely even a winter (not one single snow day or even a school delay for my county!) spring has officially arrived. I realized yesterday that there is very little time left before spring break, and I quickly began gathering my materials for the spring kickoff season. Some of my favorite activities revolve around spring themes — Easter eggs, baby chicks and bunnies, the switch to warm-weather clothing and spending more time outside. I am very excited to share with you some of the resources I have developed and will be using with my students.

Spring Fun Tot Pack from 1+1+1=1
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It’s ready! I included a few different themes all together for one big Spring Fun page. You’ll find all of the Baby Animals printables, as well as some I have made but haven’t even used with K yet {but will in the next few weeks}.

All About Spring Fun Pack {FREE Pre-K/K Printable Pack} from
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This package contains more than 25 pages of activities including:

Color by number
Printing practice and coloring sheets
Counting
Cutting and pasting activities
Matching Game
All About Spring booklet with comprehension questions
Which comes first sequencing activity
And MORE!

Flower Fun with Categories from Lindsey Karol
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Target a child’s ability to name items that belong to a category with this packet that includes 30 category cards.

To prepare: Print, laminate, and cut out all category cards.

To use: Students take turns drawing category cards and naming items that belong to the category on the card.

Spring: Free ‘L’ Articulation Cards from Jenna Rayburn
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Check out this freebie for the ‘L’ sounds as a preview to my Early Developing and Later Developing Articulation Games for Spring.

Spring Yarn Tree – Seasons – Spring Dot Printables from 3Dinosaurs
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Spring Pack Extra!
Here is some fun Spring Dot Marker fun! 8 pages of Spring Trees and Flowers.

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Spring Craft

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I haven’t blogged in AGES about our lessons and fun activities and I apologise to all my loyal readers.

Today, after our regular lessons and seeing as its Spring, Noo did a Spring craft and thoroughly enjoyed it.

He had to colour in the trunk of a tree, as well as the blossoms. He then had to cut out the trunk and the blossoms and paste them on some cardboard. He did a wonderful job on all fronts.
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