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Practice fine motor skills with these 3 different back to school mazes.
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Set It Up
For this activity you will need:
Paper
Printer
Any writing tool – crayon, pencil, etc
Optional: Laminator and dry erase markers if planning to use in a center
Below are the supplies I use personally at home. After doing so many printable activities, I’ve found that it’s most helpful to always have these basic supplies on hand.
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Start It Up
There are 3 mazes that would be suitable for preschool up to first grade.
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A school bus making its way to school
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A schoolgirl going to school with a crossing guard. This one has a second version with a question or talking topic about crossing the road safely.
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A smart cookie finding their way to school – for those of you who prefer more imaginative centers.
All the maze paths are different so you can choose one of the 3 or all 3 to print and play. So easy!
Pair It Up
Get your child ready for school with these books:
Going to School (Usborne First Experiences) – Ideal for preschoolers starting their first year of school
First Day: Wipe-clean book with pen (I’m Starting School) – Helps your child practice key concepts since it’s wipe-clean and activities can be repeated. Also helps with pencil control and fine motor development.
Start School: A Ladybird Topsy and Tim sticker activity book – This book goes through what happens at school while also covering key learning skills. It comes with 50 stickers that all kids will love!
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