If you’re a parent or a teacher of a three-year-old, don’t worry! You don’t need to be a certified educator to help your child learn and play. With this printable educational activity guide, your child can have fun while learning new concepts and skills.
Count with Circles
With this circle counting activity, your child can start to learn the basics of counting. The circles are simple, colorful and easy to count. You can even use toys or snacks to place on each of the circles to make it more fun and interactive!
Match the Colors
This color matching activity is both fun and educational. It encourages your child to recognize and identify different colors. It also promotes fine motor skills as your child matches the colors with the correct squares.
Match the Shapes
Your child will love this shape matching activity! It helps with shape recognition and spatial awareness. Your child can match the shapes with the corresponding shapes on the printable, or even use toys or objects from around the house to match with the shapes.
Learn the Alphabet
Learning the alphabet can be a fun activity for your child with this printable! The letters are bold and colorful, making it easy for your child to recognize and remember them. Your child can even use their finger or a pen to trace the letters and practice writing them.
Count with Cars
This car counting activity is perfect for any vehicle-loving child! Your child can count the different cars and write the number in the boxes provided. It’s a great way to practice both counting and writing numbers.
Color by Number
Your child will love this color by number activity! It’s a great way to learn and practice number recognition while creating a beautiful picture at the same time. Make sure to supervise your child while they’re coloring!
Match the Numbers
This number matching activity is fun and educational. Your child can match different numbers with the corresponding pictures. For example, your child can match the number 1 with a picture of one apple, or the number 2 with a picture of two dogs. It’s a great way to learn and practice counting.
Count with Blocks
This block counting activity is great for developing fine motor skills as well as counting skills. Your child can count the blocks and write the number in the boxes provided. You can even use different colored or shaped blocks to make it more fun!
Match the Letters
This letter matching activity is perfect for developing letter recognition skills. Your child can match the different letters on the printable, or even use magnetic letters or letter blocks to match with the corresponding letters. It’s a fun and educational activity!
These educational activities are perfect for parents or teachers looking for fun and interactive ways to help their three-year-old learn and play. They’re designed to promote creativity, fine motor skills, and cognitive development. We hope you have fun with these activities, and remember to always make it a positive and enjoyable experience for your child!
