Garbage truck preschool activities

Here's my inspired post about Garbage Trucks! There are several great posts about trash that I drew from to make my storytime theme. There's this one at Libraryland and another great post at Miss Sarah Storytime. Here's a post at Read, Sarah, Read! and then a stinky, smelly storytime at Awesome Storytime. This post at Destination Storytime has a printable set of trashy Alphabet cards to play a game after reading I Stink! by Kate and Jim McMullen. I used a Google image that I printed and…

Just right for garbage truck fans or to use in storytime. Accompany with one of the garbage truck books out now.

I found a cute pin on Pinterest for my community helpers unit. I thought it would be a great activity for MATH. Yes, MATH! I created a FREEBIE that can be used during your community helper unit for your math block. You can cut out the shapes yourself out of construction paper or you can print the templates on various colors have have your kiddos cut them out. The wheels can be printed on white and then colored black or you can cut out the wheels yourself. How cute!? If you wanted to add more…

Do your kids love trucks? Try our garbage truck counting game that's perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to practice number recognition and counting.

Free from Lil Sprouts Home Preschool! Just download image and print. Perfect Tracing Preschool Garbage truck worksheet!

Every kid loves garbage trucks. Make this easy garbage truck craft for toddlers and preschoolers using things you have at home!

Do you have a car fan in your house? These toy car activities for toddlers and preschoolers are sure to keep your little truck-lover entertained & learning!

These FREE Printables make the perfect Easter Brain Breaks for the classroom. Also, find Easter songs for the classroom on this post!

I'm linking up with Doodle Bugs Teaching's Five for Friday linky party. It's been a busy and fun week. Our theme has been community helpers. Take a look at some of our activities. We learned about mail carriers and then made these mail pouches. The little writers then filled out postcards, practicing writing letters, abc's, and drawing. There were so many stages of writing happening in this activity. It was exciting to see. The next day everyone wanted to make more postcards and deliver them…