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Printable Activities +94Printable Car Bingo Games on Mom's Minivan
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Printable ActivitiesCheck out these cute bingo games for the kids (and bored adults) on those long summer car rides. There are four cards for roadside items like signs and animals, and four cards for different types of vehicles. +149Money Sorting
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Printable ActivitiesLearning about money is one of the most important math tasks your child can learn. They will be spending the rest of their lives using money after all. Here is a fun sorting game for teaching them to sort out +158Snake Letter Recognition
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Printable ActivitiesThis is a fun activity for teaching your child letter recognition with a fun snake theme. Includes complete directions and template for using the activity. This would make a fun file folder game for homeschooling, +83Coloring Pages, Games and More at Lego.com
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Printable ActivitiesLego's website has a ton of fun activities for kids. I went looking for coloring pages, which they have, but also found printables such as dot to dot pages, and posters. They have a list of ideas for a Lego +68Handy Manny Coloring Pages
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Printable ActivitiesMy kids love watching Handy Manny (on the Disney channel), and it's a cute show with talking tools and lessons about social responsibility. Manny is a very polite repairman who always has time to help out his neighbors. +103Domino Math
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Printable ActivitiesThis article gives a great idea to practice addition, along with a link to a printable worksheet to use. Dominoes are a great learning tool. You can use them to practice: Number recognition addition subtraction multiplication +214Reading Booklets for Young Readers Featuring Sight Words
Favorite Zip Zap Email in: Printable ActivitiesFinding new and exciting books that promote reading development is a never ending task for most eager parents of young children. The Hubbards Cupboard website promotes both literacy and family involvement while providing |