Physical And Chemical Changes Pairing Fine Motor With Pegs Free Printable

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You are invited to download this science printable with physical and chemical changes for young students and preschool children aged 3 – 5. This resource will come in handy if your students will be observing a celebration of New Year with fireworks. It’s the perfect time to mention physical and chemical changes. The work is designed with PreK and kindergarten children aged 3-6 in mind. Hence it does not go into much detail. Children can strengthen their fine motor skills and improve their critical thinking as they find the correct pairs.

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Also, every classroom has children who can benefit from activities that support fine motor development and help them improve eye-hand coordination. This activity will assist your young students in strengthening their finger muscles.

HERE IS WHAT’S INCLUDED

clip on round poster
round cards (color) x 10
self-check poster
clip on round poster line art
round cards line art for coloring and cutting x 10
self-check poster with labels line art

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The printable contains a round poster clip-on card, two sets of matching cards, a master poster with labels, tracing work, and a line art coloring version.

Print the pages on cardstock. Gather pegs and a glue gun. Cut round cards and mount them on the edge of the pegs using a glue gun.

Draw the child’s attention to changes that occur and invite them to clip the images on the corresponding objects, and identify and pair substances and images that represent changes that occur.

Use the labeled poster card for students to self-correct.

Blackline printable – print on regular printing paper. Supply coloring pencils and a writing pencil. Invite the child to trace the words, color corresponding images, and cut and glue pairs to make flip cards.