Back to School Pre-Writing Skills for Kindergarten

elcome your kindergarteners back to school with our Back to School Pre-Writing Skills for Kindergarten workbook. With 16 engaging gluing and cutting pages, this workbook is designed to enhance their fine motor skills and foundational learning in a fun and interactive way.

Glue Mastery (2 pages):

Children can practice precision by squeezing small amounts of glue onto dots. This exercise is enhanced by sprinkling glitter or attaching pre-cut paper shapes, creating a tactile experience that hones their dexterity and creativity.

Cutting Practice (4 pages):

Coloring and cutting go hand-in-hand with this activity. Kids color pictures at the top of each page and then cut along designated lines. Folding and unfolding the cut-outs adds an element of surprise and fun, allowing them to reveal and hide their colored artwork.

Upper and Lower Case Sorting – Cut and Paste:

This exercise focuses on letter recognition. Children cut out upper and lower case letters and paste them into the correct columns. This reinforces their understanding of letter cases.

Letter and Number Sorting – Cut and Paste:

Combining letters and numbers, this task requires children to sort and paste them into the appropriate columns. This strengthens their ability to differentiate between characters.

Letter and Numbers Color by Code:

With a color code guide, kids bring letters and numbers to life by coloring them accordingly. This enhances their comprehension of instructions and color associations.

Patterns (AB):

Pattern recognition is key! Kids cut and paste pictures to complete each pattern, helping them understand sequences and predict outcomes.

Shadow Match (3 pages):

Matching shapes to their shadows, children develop their visual perception and cognitive skills as they paste the correct pictures onto corresponding shadows.

What Doesn’t Belong?:

This critical thinking exercise has kids identify the odd one out in a series of pictures. This helps promote analytical skills and attention to detail.

Size: Which is Biggest?:

Comparing object sizes in each row, children determine the biggest object, fostering an early understanding of measurement and comparison.

Days of the Week Order:

To wrap up the activities, kids learn the sequence of the days by cutting and pasting them in the correct order. This helps build their temporal awareness.

Prepare your kindergarteners for a successful school year with our comprehensive Back to School Pre-Writing Skills workbook, where learning meets fun through creative pre-writing exercises!

Happy Teaching 🙂

IMPORTANT: This resource is included in the Back to School Kindergarten Worksheets & Activities pack. Do not purchase this resource if you have previously bought the packet as you already own it!