Transportation Unit – Math and Literacy Activities

Description

Here’s What’s Included:
♥ 14 Wall Words
♥ 14 Tracing Word Strips
♥ 10 Count and Trace Number Strips
♥ 15 Pattern Strips – AB, ABA, ABC
♥ 8 Number Strip Puzzles
♥ 6 Activity Cards – Large and Small
♥ 16 Drivers Licenses – EDITABLE

Wall Words
♥ Each card features a clip art image and easy to read text. Included words: helicopter, truck, train, balloon, boat, bike, motorcycle, van, bus, car, rocket, scooter, plane, ship

Tracing Word Strips
♥ Each card features a clip art image and dotted text for tracing. Great for handwriting practice! Laminate to reuse. Included words: helicopter, truck, train, balloon, boat, bike, motorcycle, van, bus, car, rocket, scooter, plane, ship

Count and Trace Number Strips
♥ Each card features clip art images to count. Students can then trace the number. Laminate to reuse. Includes numbers 1-10.

Pattern Strips
♥ Each card features transportation clip art in an AB, ABA, or ABC pattern. Additional images are included to cut apart and use to complete the patterns. Use as a worksheet, or laminate for a math center.

Number Strip Puzzles
♥ 8 different transportation images are included. Each image is divided into 10 sections. Students can complete the puzzles by placing the numbered strips in order to assemble the image.

Activity Cards
♥ Each card features one transportation image, one activity, and one number and corresponding dice face. You can use the large printables for a group activity or the small printables for a center. Students will roll the dice, find the number card, and act out the activity.

Driver’s Licences
These editable pretend driver’s licenses are perfect for a classroom transportation theme! You can use them to encourage dramatic play, as well as practice name recognition and name writing. 16 different kids are pictured in this download, so each of your students should have a clip art kid with similar looks. Students can practice writing their names on their own driver’s license!

This document is EDITABLE! Fill in your students’ names and ages before printing. Your students can “sign” their names and then just laminate for durability. You could pin these to your students’ shirts, use tape, or just have them carry their cards, but I used a hold punch and yarn to make them into necklaces. You could also use for a bulletin board display! Or you could even laminate, then use washable markers for dry erase name handwriting practice.

If you cannot find a license to fit your students, PLEASE email me and I’ll get you one!