Our Connect The Numbers to Recycle activity is a fun and useful activity. Your children will connect the decimal numbers to the matching numbers in Chinese and vice versa. It’s a wonderful way to build number recognition skills and learn about the concept of recycling. See our blog post to discover 20 earth-loving activities your […]
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Our Fill In The Numbers to Recycle helps kindergarteners and first-graders practice sequencing numbers. They will fill in the missing numbers in the sequence from 1 to 12. This activity will help with their counting and sequencing skills, as well as learning about recyclable items. See our blog post to discover 20 earth-loving activities your […]
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This image sequence worksheet features a selection of images depicting environmentally friendly actions such as turning off the switch, bringing your own water bottles and more. Simply cut out the images at the bottom and stick them down in the correct order to complete the pattern. See our blog post to discover 20 earth-loving activities […]
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Help Recycle By Tracing is a combination activity that involves tracing and counting. Children will help collect all the recyclables along the path to place them in the recycling bin. Afterward, they will count how many they have collected and write the number on the recycling bin. This activity helps children build tracing and counting […]
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Help your preschooler practice his fine motor skills and learn to recognize the recycling symbol. This Tracing Practice a great first step to learning about pencil control. The aim is to help children practice different movements using a pencil and build their confidence in their tracing abilities. Tracing skills will help children trace letters, numbers, […]
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