Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! December 13 starts Sense and MomAbility’s countdown to Christmas. Every day I will post a free printable, ready for download. Some printables will only be offered on their special day (could be normally paid printables!) so make sure to check in to this page daily. Enjoy!
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12 Days Printables below…
December 13: Holiday Word Search
December 14: Follow the Cards (printable card game)
Enjoy your toddler’s first card game!
December 15: Holiday Crossword
December 16: Car Ride Bingo
Don’t go on a long car journey without your bingo cards!
December 17: SaM’s 30+ page cutting eBook!
More than 30 pages of cutting practice.
December 18: Christmas Coloring
December 19: Counting, Patterns, and Coloring
December 20: Tracing, Cutting, and Coloring
December 21: 9 Page Number Practice
December 22: Gingerbread Alphabet Practice
December 23: Alphabet Coloring (26 pages!)
Products We Like
Crayons
- Crayola Palm Grasp Crayons
- Perfect for early artists!
- Melissa and Doug Jumbo Triangular Crayons
- Great for encouraging a tripod grasp
- Very sturdy
- Crayola Triangular Crayons
- Also promotes that tripod grasp
- We found these were easier to break than the Melissa and Doug style, but these are very popular!
- Finger Crayons
- There are tons of “finger crayon” options.
- These are great for promoting fine motor development.
Dry Erase
- BIC Intensity Dry Erase Markers
- I LOVE these! They wipe away well and come in many fun colors.
- Shuttle Art
- Fine tipped
- The caps come with a handy little eraser
- Dry Erase Pockets
- These are fantastic. Dry erase wipes off very well.
- Scotch Laminator
- Reliable company
- Comes with 20 sheets
- Scotch Laminating Pouches
- Refill – you’re going to need them!
- Eraser Sheets
- If you use dry erase on the laminated sheets rather than the dry erase pouches, you will need the eraser to completely clean off the markers after coloring.
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Acknowledgments: School Font by Kimberly Geswein, Clipart by Freepik
