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Bugs Interactive Learning Activity Binder for Preschoolers and Kids
This Bugs Interactive Activity Binder is a fun way to learn about letters and their sounds, numbers/counting, matching… It includes an awesome theme of Bugs for the month of June. This is perfect for summer or any month of the year, really!
Bugs Binder
Are you looking for an exciting way to teach letters, numbers, and fun learning games this summer? This Interactive Binder would be a really fun addition to your summer plans. It can be easily taken on trips, restaurants and/or a friends house.
This binder is perfect to learn as an all in one or to be used on a specific lesson you and your child are currently learning. It is perfect for going back in and mastering each learning activity on a different day.
It is very simple to setup, use and go back to on any given day. Bugs is a big theme this summer! I hope your children love this activity binder as much as my girls do!
8 Pages of Fun Learning with Bugs
1. Learn the alphabet by matching the uppercase letters to the lowercase letters in this fun honey bee hive printable.
2. Practice learning colors with these colorful ladybugs. The color name is included under each ladybug for added learning fun!
3. Practice counting with your preschooler with this fun blossoming flower counting game. Match the correct amount of bees to the flower number 1-10.
4. Help the bugs by matching the shapes to the correct bug. The shape name is under each bug for added learning fun!
5. Match the bugs so their colors shine! Tip: What colors do you see?
6. Count the snails. Then, match the correct frame with the correct number of the snail.
7. Solve the puzzle by counting from 1-10. Tip: What bugs do you see and what colors are they? Perfect summer activity.
8. Match the bugs. Then, find out what comes next? There are two pages of this fun learning activity.
How do I put my Interactive Binder together
Materials:
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Print out June Bugs Activity Binder Printable (download button at the bottom of this post)
Adhesive Sticky Velcro Dots (Optional)
Laminator (Optional)
Sheet Protectors
3 Ring Binder
To begin, I insert the correct sheets into the sheet protectors and attach them to the 3 ring binder. Then, the leftover sheets, I laminate. I do this so that they can be used on trips or outings without getting damaged.
Once they are laminated, I cut them out. I add the velcro dots in the correct placement and my activity binder is good to go!
You definitely do not need a laminator or velcro dots to complete this activity. You can easily just match them on a table and that works just as fine. I hope you share with me you and your littles/students working on these. How exciting!
Will you give this learning interactive binder a try?
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