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Rabbit Printable Puzzle · Homemade
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Preschool Lesson Plan Printable Activities
For
children 18 months to 6 years old
Print your choice of the rabbit: Stage 1, 2,
3 or 4.
These printable animal puzzles are designed to grow with your
child abilities.
Materials:
- printer
- paper or card stock
- scissors
- glue
- pen or fine tip marker
- Used envelope for storing the puzzle
- Optional: laminate
Materials
Rabbit Printable Puzzle
Stage 1
18 to 24 months approx
Stage 2
2+ to 3 years approx
Stage 3
3+ to 4 years approx
Stage 4
4+ to 6 years approx
Rabbit Printable Puzzle
Stage 1
18 to 24 months approx
Stage 2
2+ to 3 years approx
Stage 3
3+ to 4 years approx
Stage 4
4+ to 6 years approx
We recommend that you include one or a combination of the following activities prior to using the puzzle:
- Read a book that has the animal in the story or is the main character -- related literacy activities in the Rabbit Theme.
- Discuss some simple facts about the animal - visit this activity - Learning about Hares and Rabbits.
- Mimic the movements or sounds that the animal might make - hopping.
- Give a special name that starts with the first letter in the animals word. This will make the animal puzzle more special to the child and reinforce the alphabet letter, for example: Robby the Rabbit
- Ask what colors are in the animals body
- Present the puzzle to the child and allow child to put together and show briefly the small image on the upper left corner of the template so the child has a glimpse of the finished puzzle.
- Alphabet practice: Write the letter R r one or two times in each piece and ask the child to search for the hidden letters in the puzzle. Review letter R rabbit lesson plan.
- Encourage child to store puzzle away after s/he is done (see recommendations for storage below)
Tips on how to store the puzzles:
- Glue or tape the small image (in the left-upper corner of the template) to an envelope. You can use those large left-over greeting card envelopes (from Christmas for example) usually these are bigger or create custom made envelopes by folding a piece of paper in half, close sides with tape.