Preschool Ultimate Skill Builder

Table of Contents

Numbers I .................................................................. 2
These pages help the child learn and recognize numbers 1-5. They include practice activities for tracing and writing numerals, counting, matching numerals with the correct number of objects, understanding numerical order and identifying "more" and "less."
Numbers II ................................................................ 32
This section helps the child learn and recognize numbers 6-10. Activities include tracing and writing numerals, counting, matching numerals with the correct number of objects, and understanding numerical order.
Shapes and Sizes .....................................................62
Continue to build the child's early math skills with this section, which includes activities for identifying and tracing basic shapes as well as an introduction to sizes and size words.
Letters I ................................................................... 92
These pages help the child learn and recognize letters Aa-Oo. Practice activities focus on matching capital and lowercase letter partners and tracing and writing letters.
Letters II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
With these pages, the child learns and recognizes letters Pp-Zz by matching capital and lowercase letter
partners and tracing and writing letters.
Beginning Letter Sounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .164
This section introduces and teaches sounds for consonants and vowels at the beginning of words.
Get Ready to Read ................................................. 197
These pages help prepare the child for reading with activities that include recognizing differences in direction, classifying objects, and identifying objects that go together.
Get Ready to Write ....................................................... 229
In this section, the child practices tracing lines to complete pictures, tracing letters, and solving mazes.
These skills are necessary for a child who is learning how to write.
Colors .................................................................... 257
A variety of activities help the child identify colors and color words in this section. The child is also introduced to names for people, places, and things, as well as opposites.
Beginning Reading ........................................................ 289
These pages include practice for early reading skills. The activities are geared toward recognizing sight words, drawing conclusions, and making predictions.