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<\/div>\nThe Woodland Pack is a great addition to the forest printables<\/a> and free printable packs<\/a> on the site.<\/p>\n You have hands-on activities and no-prep worksheets in the woodland pack to use with kids. You will find vocab cards, prewriting, matching, puzzles and more in the pack. And all with a fun woodland or forest animal theme. <\/p>\n The Woodland Printable Pack is great for tot (ages 2 to 3), preschool (ages 3 to 4), prek (ages 4 to 5), and kindergarten (ages 5 to 6).<\/p>\n We have included links to some of the products and resources we have used with this activity. If you purchase via the links we may earn a small commission.<\/em><\/p>\n I made the Woodland or Forest Pack to go with these two books I Want My Hat Back<\/a> and Little Owl’s Night<\/a>. I picked them because there were some of our favorite woodland books. I love meeting all the animals in day and night.<\/p>\n I’m going to highlight a few of the pages from the pack and how to use them. Each page or printable does not have to use this way. You can always use them for what is best for the child you are working with.<\/p>\n You have 9 woodland animal vocab cards in the set. You have the following woodland animals: raccoon, hedgehog brown, hedgehog black, gray squirrel, red squirrel, owl, deer fox, and bear.<\/p>\n The woodland animals also have 3 parts cards to use with the forest vocab cards. Each of the cards has a line to cut off the words and picture to match the vocab cards.<\/p>\n One of my favorite pages is what is different! It is fun to watch as kids look at the page. You can circle the one that is different or if they can’t do that. You can use a clear glass gem to cover the image. I love the clear glass gems<\/a> because you can still see the animal. Plus this is great for kids that might not have great motor control and need extra fine motor work. It also allows you to reuse the page.<\/p>\n What what come next worksheet has AB patterns with woodland animals. You are going to finish the pattern on each row. You have animals to cut out and put on the correct pattern.<\/p>\n Sequencing activities are always fun. You can work on which squirrel is the biggest to smallest or do smallest to biggest. I print them on white cardstock<\/a> to help them last longer. This is a great preschool forest printable.<\/p>\n You have found simple prewriting lines to use with kids. You have the animals on the left side and forest on the right side. trace the line from the animals to the forest. These are simple thin dashed prewriting lines for kids.<\/p>\n You have a page with four cutting practice lines. Each line is a different cutting lines for them. And kids will love using them.<\/p>\n You have a set of animal matching cards for kids. You can print these on cardstock and make matching gams that kids can do.<\/p>\n You have a set of patterns cards. You have an owl, raccoon, and hedgehog. You can make AB and ABC patterns with these cards. Print two copies of the patterns cards on cardstock and make and create patterns.<\/p>\n You can see the 4 piece puzzle and how fun they are. I printed our on cardstock<\/a> to help them last longer. If you plan on using them over and over laminating<\/a> them might work best.<\/p>\n You have two horizontal 10 piece puzzles for kids. You have 1 to 10 and 11 to 20. These all have forest animals on the puzzles and these are fun for working on number order for kids.<\/p>\n You can have fun working on numbers 0 to 10 with the number clip cards. Each card has several forest animals for kids to count and clip. These are great for fine motor with the clothespins<\/a> and counting. You can print the cards on white cardstock<\/a> to help them last longer.<\/p>\n You have a worksheet or clip card page to use to work on the beginning sound for each forest animal. each of the animals has one uppercase letters that matches the animal. A fun worksheet or clip cards activity for kids.<\/p>\n You have a fun sorting activity for forest animals. The animals are facing right or left. And kids can cut and paste the animals on the correct side.<\/p>\n You have pocket chart cards that match the woodland vocab cards. These are great to display on the wall the woodland animals names. You can also use them in a writing center.<\/p>\n You have a set of tracing strips that have the beginning sound of each of the animals. Kids can trace the lowercase letters on each of the strips.<\/p>\n You have set of word tracing strips for kids. You have the words in a dished font that kids can trace. You can print these on cardstock and laminate them. Then you can trace the words over and over.<\/p>\n You have a set of woodland animals writing strips. You can use these to write woodland animal names, or the beginning sound of each animal.<\/p>\n There are several pages of simple addition activities you can do with kids. These pages work on adding different forest animals and totaling them. You can write the numbers of each animal below them. This is a great kindergarten forest worksheet.<\/p>\n I love visual mazes or paths. They are loads of fun to make and do. Kids can have a fun time doing them. Each of the woodland animals has a made you can follow them through. I use the clear glass gems<\/a> again on it. This way we can reuse the page. Plus it is fun to place the gem on the animal. This is a great preschool forest worksheet.<\/p>\n You might also like this bear hunt felt map<\/a> with this printable.<\/p>\n You have a bear color the pattern worksheet. You have rows of bears and kids can make AB and ABC patterns when they color the bears. These are fun for kids to do who need pattern help.<\/p>\n You have a bear color by size worksheet. You have two sizes of bears and you color the big bears brown and the small bears black.<\/p>\n Yo have another pattern worksheet where you have different AB and ABC patterns. You are to cut out the picture and paste them to finish each of the patterns.<\/p>\n You can see the different pages from the woodland tot pack below.<\/p>\n Both packs have prewriting pages but the tot pack has the forest animals and the same line to trace. You can use these for tracing, but you can also use them for hands-on practice as well. You can line up items on the lines. We use clear glass gems<\/a> for this. You can see the line through the gems. But you can also find mini erasers for it.<\/p>\n Kids can work on 2 forest animal 2 piece puzzles. These are great because some are vertical puzzles and some are horizontal puzzles. two different ways to work on them. You can print these on white cardstock<\/a> to help them last longer.<\/p>\n And you might want to add this forest sensory bin<\/a> for kids!<\/p>\n You have small cards that count forest animals from 1 to 10 on each card. A fun way to work on counting. These work great when you print them on cardstock and laminate.<\/p>\n You have a set of 9 woodland animal matching cards. You can print the cards twice and do a matching activity for kids. These also match the vocab cards in the prek & kindergarten pack.<\/p>\n There is a cute bear book that kids can color. Each page has a bear and a different color for them to color the bear. You have 11 color words in the book.<\/p>\n There is also a 9 piece puzzle in the set. It has all the woodland animals in the pack. It is a great way to see all the animals together. I recommend printing on white cardstock<\/a> to help the pieces of the puzzle last longer.<\/p>\n (Part 1) Woodland Animal Cards, Woodland 3 Part Cards, Which One is Different with Woodland Animals, What Comes Next with Woodland Animals, Squirrel Size Sequencing, Woodland Prewriting with Thin Lines, Woodland Animals Cutting Practice, Woodland Matching Cards, Woodland Animal Pattern Cards, Woodland 4 Pieces Puzzles, Woodland 10 Piece Puzzles (1-10 & 11-20), Number Clip Cards 1 to 10 <\/p>\n (Part 2) Woodland Animals Beginning Sounds, Animals Facing Right or Left, Woodland Pocket Chart Word Cards, Woodland Animals Beginning Sound Tracing Strips, Woodland Words Tracing Strips, Woodland Writing Strips, Woodland Animals Addition, Woodland Animals Path, <\/p>\n (Part 2) Bear Themed Color the Pattern, Bear Color by Size, Fill in the Missing Pattern with Woodland Animals<\/p>\n Woodland Prewriting with thick lines, Woodland 2 Piece Puzzles, Woodland Counting Cards from 1 to 10, Woodland Matching Cards, Coloring the Bear Small Book, Woodland 9 Piece Puzzle<\/p>\n No-Prep Forest Weekly Packs<\/a> has 6 grades of learning with math and language. You have PreK, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, and Fourth Grade.<\/p>\n Animals in Winter No-Prep Weekly Packs<\/a> is a fun weekly pack set with animals in winter. You have six grade levels: PreK, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, and Fourth Grade.<\/p>\n Bear Snores On Pack for Tot, Preschool, PreK<\/a> has 30 pages of activities with bears and forest animals that has counting, puzzles, matching prewriting and more.<\/p>\n Easy to Use Forest Animals Graphing<\/a> has several options you can use. There is graphing, tracing numbers, tracing ABCs and tracing shapes. It makes it easy to use with different levels of learning.<\/p>\n Bear Themed Dot Marker Number & Counting<\/a> has numbers 1 to 20 with color and black & white options. The color comes in two options all brown or a mix of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple.<\/p>\n Check out all the fun Forest & Woodland Activities & Printables <\/a> on 3 Dinosaurs.<\/p>\nWoodland Printable Pack<\/h2>\n
Forest Books To Read With The Woodland Printable Pack<\/h2>\n
Here is a list of items to use with this Woodland or Forest Pack<\/h2>\n
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Ways to use the Woodland Pack For PreK and Kindergarten<\/h2>\n
Woodland Animal Cards<\/h3>\n
Woodland 3 Part Cards<\/h3>\n
Which One is Different with Woodland Animals<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nWhat Comes Next with Woodland Animals<\/h3>\n
Squirrel Size Sequencing<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nWoodland Prewriting with Thin Lines<\/h3>\n
Woodland Animals Cutting Practice<\/h3>\n
Woodland Matching Cards<\/h3>\n
Woodland Animal Pattern Cards<\/h3>\n
Woodland 4 Pieces Puzzles<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nWoodland 10 Piece Puzzles (1-10 & 11-20)<\/h3>\n
Number Clip Cards 1 to 10<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nWoodland Animals Beginning Sounds<\/h3>\n
Animals Facing Right or Left<\/h3>\n
Woodland Pocket Chart Word Cards<\/h3>\n
Woodland Animals Beginning Sound Tracing Strips<\/h3>\n
Woodland Words Tracing Strips<\/h3>\n
Woodland Writing Strips<\/h3>\n
Woodland Animals Addition<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nWoodland Visual Mazes with Woodland Animals<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nBear Color the Pattern Worksheet<\/h3>\n
Bear Color by Size<\/h3>\n
Fill in the Missing Pattern with Woodland Animals<\/h3>\n
Ways to use the Woodland Tot Pack For Tot and Preschool<\/h2>\n
Woodland Prewriting with Thick Line Worksheet<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nWoodland 2 Piece Puzzle Printable<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nWoodland Counting Cards from 1 to 10 Printable<\/h3>\n
Woodland Matching Card Printable<\/h3>\n
Color the Bear Small Book Printable<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\n9 Piece Woodland Animal Puzzle Printable<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nFree Woodland Pack contains over 30 pages:<\/h2>\n
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<\/div>\nFree Woodland Tot Pack contains 13 pages:<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/div>\nMore Woodland and Forest Printables<\/h2>\n
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