Free The Mitten Printable Packs
Enchanting Winter Learning: Free ‘the Mitten’ Printables for Kids
We are diving into the world of ‘The Mitten’ with this set of free printables.
These resources, designed for kids from the toddler years up to first grade, cover a broad spectrum of educational activities.
It’s not just about reading and writing; it encompasses everything from prewriting practice and math exercises to more advanced problem-solving skills. Math becomes a delight with addition worksheets and subtraction games, while storytelling cards and word searches deepen literacy understandings.
Add some hands-on fun for Jan Brett’s The Mitten and you’ve got a full unit study!
Exploring Words and Stories with ‘The Mitten’
Literacy and telling tales are super important when we’re growing up. They help us get ready for all the learning we’ll do later. With ‘The Mitten’ free printables, there’s a lot of cool stuff to dive into. Check out what we have:
- Writing Prompts: These give us a nudge to start creating our own stories. It’s like having a conversation but on paper.
- Word Search Puzzles: Hunting for words in a jumble of letters is not just fun; it also helps us learn new words and remember them better.
- Storytelling Cards (3 Part Cards): These are awesome because they mix pictures with words and get us telling stories in our own way. It’s a fun game that also makes us smarter.
Together, these activities make reading and writing way more fun. They’re perfect for us kids, from those just starting to talk to those in first grade. And the best part? They turn us into word wizards and story heroes!
Making Math Super Fun
I believe turning learning into fun is a win for everyone. Math isn’t just about numbers; it’s about stories and puzzles that spark our curiosity. These aren’t your ordinary worksheets. They’re a playful adventure into the world of numbers tailored for our little ones.
- Educational Activities: Packed with addition worksheets and subtraction games.
- Storytelling Magic: Every word problem tells part of a story, inviting kids to dive in.
- Watch the Clock: Telling time activities turn the ticking hands into a thrilling quest.
Designed especially for toddlers and first graders, these resources make math concepts utterly engaging. They elevate learning through play to an art form, ensuring that every child feels the joy of discovery and achievement.
Getting Better at Moving and Thinking
Hey, did you know something as simple as coloring and drawing lines can make you smart and strong? You bet!
- Prewriting Fun: Before you can write like a pro, you gotta start somewhere, right? Drawing dashes and dots isn’t just fun; it’s your first step to mastering writing. Plus, it’s a cool way to get those little fingers moving smoothly.
- Pattern Play: Ever noticed how some things follow a certain order? Like your favorite song or the way days come and go? That’s what patterns are all about. And guess what? Playing with patterns makes you a quick thinker!
- Coloring with Numbers: It’s like magic – you follow the numbers, choose the right colors, and ta-da! A beautiful picture appears. This isn’t just for laughs; it sharpens your mind and helps your hands and eyes work together like a team.
So, all these activities are not just fun and games. They’re your secret weapons to becoming more clever and coordinated, all while having a great time!
Maze and Puzzle Adventures with ‘The Mitten’
I’ve always loved how mazes and SuDoku puzzles mix fun with learning. In our ‘The Mitten’ printables, you’ll find tons of these activities that are perfect for kids. They’re not just about having a great time; they’re also fantastic for growing young minds.
- Mazes: Mazes teach kids to plan ahead and think strategically. They’ll learn to look at the big picture to find the best path.
- SuDoku: With SuDoku, it’s all about spotting patterns. These puzzles boost kids’ math skills and help them get better at problem-solvin and vocabulary development.
By tackling these puzzles, children build their ability to think through problems and find solutions. And let’s not forget the joy of solving a tricky SuDoku or finding your way out of a complex maze. These wins are big confidence boosters!
So, whether it’s navigating a tricky labyrinth or lining up numbers in SuDoku, ‘The Mitten’ activities are here to make learning an adventure. They’re crafted to sharpen both problem-solving skills and cognitive flexibility, wrapping it all in a layer of fun.
Let’s Wrap It Up with Warm Mittens!
We’ve had a fantastic time exploring ‘The Mitten’ with lots of free printables that make learning super fun. Here’s why I think you’ll love using them:
- Educational Activities: They’re not just any activities. We’re talking about prewriting practice, math exercises, literacy activities, and pattern exercises that are perfect for toddlers to first graders.
- Homeschool Resources: These printables are great if you teach your kids at home. They cover everything from addition worksheets and subtraction games to storytelling cards.
- Learning Through Play: I believe in making education enjoyable. That’s why these printables include cool stuff like time-telling activities, maze puzzles, and color by number sheets.
- Vocabulary Development: Kids will boost their words through engaging word search puzzles and kids writing prompts, making every learning moment a chance to grow.
- Creative Problem Solving: With activities like SuDoku and pattern exercises, your kids will sharpen their problem solving skills in a fun way.
I can’t stress enough how valuable these ‘The Mitten’ themed activities are for young learners. They blend early childhood education with creativity and fun, transforming basic concepts into engaging lessons.
As parents and educators, I urge you to dive into these resources. They provide a solid foundation in literacy activities and math exercises, fostering a love for learning that reaches far beyond the classroom walls. So, let’s make the most of this winter season by introducing our kids to the enchanting world of ‘The Mitten’. Trust me, they’ll adore it!
Some things in the packs:
Matching, SuDoku, prewriting, addition, subtraction, word problems, telling time, patterning, mazes, color-by-number, word search, writing, 3 part cards, and much more!
There are 4 packs: Tot, PreK, and 2 parts of Kinder/1st Grade.
Get the Download Here
Go Here to Download the Packs!!
');
Maybe I'm doing something wrong but the links for the tot pack and the PreK pack are the same… ?? Thank you for working so hard on these and sharing them!
Nope, you’re not doing anything wrong!! My mistake – sorry! It’s fixed now!
Thank you so much for doing this! I am sure his si going to be fun for AArya 🙂
These are awesome! We are getting ready to work on The Mitten, thanks so much. In fact, I made a tot bag to go along with the book. I wish I would have waited, love your packs!
Thank You Sooooo Much for compiling all these wonderful pictures and activities!! My favorite one is matching the animated picture to a photographed one…I feel it is so important for children to see and make connections to the world around them. I'm an early childhood teacher and I've already had some great activities from Jan Brett's site, but these were just the perfect find to make some wonderful extension activities. Thanks again and God Bless!!