Special Education Toddler and Preschool Learning Activity Binder. Fun hands-on interactive learning activities for kids. 17 learning activity sheets designed to encourage basic early learning skills and child development.The learning binder is a great special educational resource featuring activities for kids with special needs or developmental delays.
What is a Learning Binder?
A learning binder is an activity dedicated to your child’s developmental skills and educational level. Fun educational binders can be based on themes, academics, and a combination of both. You will see a lot of matching which is a great cognitive activity for early learners. Basic shapes, colors, numbers, animals, and object learning activities are included to offer your child the opportunity to explore academics in a play-based manner. The Toddler/Preschool learning binders give your little one the assistance needed to memorize, understand, recognize and identify concepts.
Toddler Learning Activity Book
Teach toddlers with the fun interactive toddler learning binder. The educational busy book included will assist your toddler with preschool readiness by creating an exciting learning experience with fun hands-on activities and academics. Toddlers are at the best age to introduce learning elements that will carry over into preschool and kindergarten. The special education features will target your child’s developmental skills which are great for building the base foundation of early childhood education and development.
Preschool Busy Book
Preschoolers can also continue learning the basics with the printable activity binder. Repetition will continue to assist your preschooler’s developmental skills. The hands-on interactive learning binder offers preschoolers basic learning development for kindergarten readiness.
Printable Learning Binder: Busy Book
A printable learning binder consists of premade templates that you are able to download and print. Consider your child’s age and developmental level when choosing the best printables for your learning binder. However, most Learning Binders are designed as a whole book. This gives you the opportunity to download your favorite book.
How to Create a Learning Binder for Kids
Let’s create a learning binder for your early learner, but first, you need some printables to get started. Printable busy books that encourage memorization, understanding, and object/image recognition can be found atSuperKidsInfinity
Autism-Special Education Learning Binder
The learning binder is a great resource for children on the Autism Spectrum. Special education features included provide the opportunity for your child to practice animal and letters sounds. This is great for building speech and language skills. Mr. Potato Head is a fun activity sheet you can use to encourage pointing skills, sharing, body part recognition, and practice return demonstration. You can also useBaby Mr. Potato Headas a fun hands-on potty training motivator.
Emotions Activity Sheet for kids
The toddler/preschool learning binder includes an emotions activity sheet. You can use this sheet to teach feelings and emotions to your child. Encourage participation of facial expressions and return demonstration. This gives your child the opportunity to memorize the facial expression that represents the way your child feels, leading him or her to demonstrate their internal feelings with a facial expression. A great opportunity to offer communication through facial expression. You can also practice the show and tell method during this activity. First, you will show the image. Next, tell them what it is and its purpose. Then you will demonstrate the expression so your child can view the facial expression realistically. Lastly, encourage your child to demonstrate the expression.
Explore and have fun with the9 Large Emotion Emojis you can add as additional repetition for your little one. The large emotion emojis are designed the same as the emotions activity page included in the Toddler | Preschool learning binder. The development of emotional learning is important for our Superkids to express their feelings and thoughts!
Mr. Potato Head Activity
The Toddler/Preschool Learning Binder comes with two Mr. Potato Head printables. One of the activities encourages pointing, communication development, and object recognition. The next activity will involve moveable body part pieces to practice body part recognition and develop word recognition and or word pronunciation. Discover additional benefits Mr. Potato Head offers to early learners for speech and language development.
Indoor Visual Recognition Activity
I enjoyed creating this sheet and knew it was going to be a great activity to build object recognition skills and communication development. Even though my daughter wasn’t saying a ton of words, she was able to point and respond with a gesture. I wanted her to build her understanding of what things were and their purpose. After repetition, she began to point to the image after I voice its description and that was a great achievement. The indoor activity sheet offers your child the opportunity to memorize, understand, recognize and identify the most common things seen by them daily.
Outdoor Visual Recognition Activity
After creating the indoor activity the idea of an outside activity was next. I was excited to offer more words/images to memorize, understand, recognize and identify. Pointing and repetition is a key factor for your child to independently identify words, sounds, and images he or she hears or views.
Homeschool Educational Activities for kids
The toddler and preschool learning binder is a great homeschooling resource that covers the basics of early learning. Include the activity sheets in your lesson plan, on a routine basis, or as a fun addition to your homeschool curriculum.
What’s Included in your Learning Binder?
The Toddler Learning Binder, Preschool Busy Book is delivered as an instant printable pdf download. Here are the activity sheets included in your learning binder:
- pdf file
- name and Age
- Baby Zoo Animals
- Shapes
- Matching
- Colors
- Outdoor Objects
- Indoor Objects
- Numbers
- Emotions
- Farm Animals
- Alphabets
- pdf file
- name and Age
- Baby Zoo Animals
- Shapes
- Matching
- Colors
- Outdoor Objects
- Indoor Objects
- Numbers
- Emotions
- Farm Animals
- Alphabets
Special Education Learning Binder: Busy Book Benefits!
Learning binder busy book benefits for your toddler or preschooler includes interactive learning for your early learner. Toddler and Preschool basic learning academics and developmental skills are highly promoted throughout the learning binder. Your child will learn and practice their developmental skills collectively. The Toddler | Preschool learning Binder encourages the following:
1. Fine MotorActivity Book
What are Fine Motor Skills?
First, you have physical development which breaks into two categories. Fine motor skills and large motor skills. Pushing, pulling, squeezing, opening and closing are a few examples of fine motor skills. Your child uses the muscles in their hands and wrists to encourage their fine motor development. Next, is large motor skills. Large Motor skills are performed anytime your child uses their arms, legs, and the trunk of their body in any activity.
How does a Busy Binder Encourage Fine Motor Development?
Toddlers are on the adventure of learning how to use their body parts and function their little hands to meet their specific needs. A busy binder encourages the development of your child’s fine motor development. Your child will have the opportunity to practice his or her fine motor skills with all the activities in the learning binder. Pulling the velcro pieces, placing them back onto the activity sheet, turning the pages, and also pointing are great motor skills your child can practice. These skills also encourage eye and hand coordination and strengthen the hand and wrist muscles of your little one.
2. Cognitive Development Printable
Cognitive Development is the process of how the brain works, retains, and delivers information. Memorization, understanding, thinking and even identification are four great examples of cognitive development.
With repetition included in your daily schedule, your child will grasp the basic learning elements of the Toddler Preschool Learning Binder. He or she will memorize the images, activities, and the repetition of words and sounds being pronounced. They will begin to understand the purpose and meaning of all activities within the learning binder. Thinking is also a great skill your child will utilize throughout the binder to help them solve problems, and figure the activity out. Lastly, your child will begin to identify images, objects, sounds, and words. Independent Identification is the ultimate goal for our little learners.
3. Teach Speech and Language Skills
Speech and language skills are sounds that turn into words which are referred to as communication. Speech and language delays become more noticeable at eighteen months of age. Typically, children are to recognize 100 to 200 words by 18 months. The learning binder busy book includes a ton of images and basic learning elements to help you achieve speech and language goals for your child.
4. Social and Emotional Learning
Social and emotional skills are present by verbally and physically interacting with others and expressing one’s feelings. Social and emotional skills can be encouraged with fun toys and resources like the Toddler | Preschool Learning Binder. For example, your child seeks assurance, safety, and praise when playing with their toys and activities. Children love to get your attention to see them accomplish something. The printable activities can definitely offer a variety of opportunities to build and develop your child’s social and emotional skills. Your interaction and participation are highly recommended and offer you and your child time to bond.
5. Teach Pointing
Pointing is another alternative to communicating needs and wants. Babies, toddlers, and preschools are grasping new information daily and begin to share their understanding and interest through pointing. The benefits of pointing are expressing communication skills, understanding, memorization, and identification. You can use all the printable activities to practice pointing skills with your child.
6. Memorization Learning Activities
Your child will begin to memorize the activities in the learning binder. Memorization is conducted in everyday activities. As your child views and participates in activities throughout the day they will begin to memorize basic learning skills.
7. Understanding
Daily learning activities will encourage memorization. The repetition of all the printable activities you have included in your binder encourages your child to understand images, objects, sounds, and words.
8. Recognition
You have been teaching and your child has been learning. Now it’s time to challenge your child’s memory and understanding skills. This gives you the opportunity to view their recognition ability to ensure they are grasping the concept. For example, you can ask your child to point to a letter, animal, image, and so forth. You can also view their independent participation and accuracy of the activities. This will also help you know the areas that require additional repetition to master the activity printable sheet.
9. Autism-Special Education Features
Special Education features include the learning printable sheet of emotions. The indoor and outdoor activity sheets are great to encourage object/image recognition. Mr. Potato’s head will encourage your child to explore and learn body parts and understand the purpose of each. You will also utilize the emotions activity printable tobuild and development social and emotional learning for your little one. The alphabet letter activities can be used to practice sounds which is great for recognition, speech, and language development. The animal activities will also encourage sounds, words, and recognition skills. Enjoy all the great benefits the Toddler Preschool Learning Binder has to offer for your little learner.
10. REPETITION!!!
Include repetition within your child’s learning experience of the toddler/preschool learning binder. Repetition on a routine basis will encourage your child to memorize, understand, and recognized basic learning elements, objects, and images.
How To Make a Learning Binder
Our“How To Create A Learning Binder”blog post gives you a 10-step guide for creating a learning binder, busy book, and activity sheets. You will also view all the material I use to make printables come to life!!!
Special Education Activities Binder for Kids
Busy books are fun and interactive activities your child can use throughout the day. Incorporate a learning binder into your early learning environment. Stop BySuperkidsInfinity Printable Shopdedicated to Early Learners, Special Education and Autism Resources for fun learning printables. You are now ready, prepped, and prepared with all the essentials to make a learning binder for your early learner. You know all the learning binder materials needed to bring your busy book to life plus the 10 steps you can follow to create your very own learning binder fast and easy.
