Activities for Age Three
These activities will enrich children's language development and enhance emergent math and literacy skills.
Building Reading SkillsLiterature
Duck
The Father Who Had Ten Children
Gilberto and the Wind
Golden Bear
Peace at Last
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Pigs Aplenty, Pigs Galore!
Rabbits and Raindrops
Fire Engines
The Wolf's Chicken Stew
Activities
What Is a Book?
Show and Tell: A Favorite Book
How Are Books Made?
Understanding Books Read Aloud
Understanding Characters
Predicting Events in a Book
Alphabet Awareness
Pictures and Words: Which Is Which?
Naming Objects
Story Play
Story Drawings
Pictures About Books
Decorate a Card
Making a Message
Writing Name Tags
Itsy-Bitsy Spider: Listening and Repeating
Talking About Cars and Trucks
Talking About Eating Out
Simon Says, "Follow Directions"
Clapping and Tapping
Pretending to Be Animals
Hearing Sounds in Song
Hearing and Creating Rhymes
Beginning Sounds Talking About a Favorite Toy
Who Am I? - Describing a Make-Believe
Character
Describing Parts of the Body
Describing the Clothes We Wear
Talking About Nature
Beginning Math
How Many Pennies Do You Hear?How Many Bears on the Bed? How Many Children Are Wearing SomethingRed Today? How Many Eggs Are in the Nests? Marching and Counting 1,2,3,4 How Many Do I See? See, Say, and Touch Spheres and Circles See, Say, and Touch Cubes (Boxes) and Squares Squares and Triangles Game On or Above: A New Hat Next To: Who Is Next to the Fire Fighter? In or On the Cup: Where Is the Square? Sorting Cars Vegetable SortingSorting by ColorComparing Size: Bigger or SmallerComparing Height: Shorter or Taller Comparing Weight: Lighter or HeavierMeasuring WeightMeasuring Length in StepsMeasuring Height with Shoes Back to Early Learning: Ages Three to Five
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