Sports language activities preschool

Target things that go together, relational vocabulary, word associations, describing vocabulary, and comparing & contrasting with these sports-themed language activities. Perfect for lessons during basketball playoffs (such as March Madness), the world series, the super bowl, etc. This free vocabulary resource could also be paired with almost any story about sports during speech and language therapy or in the classroom. EASEL Digital Activities are also included. Ideal for SLPs and teachers.

Get these free printable sports worksheets for preschoolers to practice math and literacy skills with a fun and sports theme!

Preschool Made Easy Sports theme is up and ready for your fun! Use these at home activities and learn in thirty minutes a day!

Make learning the ABC's a slam dunk this basketball season with this Basketball Letter Recognition Activity!

Color the Balls coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

Put an Olympic twist on learning letters with this fun alphabet craft! Here's what you'll need: Our O is for Olympics Printable page, Froot Loops cereal,

This Tennis Letter Matching Activity is a fun way for preschoolers to practice letter recognition and develop their fine motor skills.

Make a soccer sensory writing tray for a super fun way to practise letters, sounds, name writing and sight words in a hands on way! Great for football/ soccer fans and sports lovers and for using in a classroom setting to appeal to a wide range of learning styles! If you’re a regular reader you’ll...Read More »

Do you have a sporty preschooler at home? Keep them entertained and engaged with these fun sports-themed crafts! These fun and easy projects are perfect for getting your child excited about their favorite sport. Plus, they make incredible decorations for your child’s bedroom or playroom. These enjoyable activities can also help your child develop fine ... Read more

A fun activity for Spring Baseball season, or ANY time of the year! Here is a great way to practice letters, spelling, and reading with your little ones. Supplies: White cardstock - 1 piece Brown construction paper - 1 piece Green construction paper - 1 piece Markers, red & black Scissors Prep Work: 1. Trace 6 circles onto the white cardstock. You can use a cup to trace. Then cut them out. 2. With a red marker, draw 2 curvy lines on the side of the circles, and small straight lines going…