Adorable Dinosaur Preschool Worksheets for Your Kids To Try Now

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Dinosaurs seem to be on my daughter’s mind- in particular fossils and being an archaeologist, I give credits to The Magic School Bus. Today I shall share our free dinosaur preschool worksheets with you so that your preschooler can also share the fun.

What’s Inside the dinosaur preschool worksheets?

Before you can start all the fun you need a few things: (Please note that affiliate links are used below for your convenience):

 HP OfficeJet Pro 8720 All-in-One Wireless Printer with Mobile Printing, Instant Ink ready – White (M9L75A) Fiskars 12 Inch Recycled SureCut Trimmer (01-005454) EXPO 86603 Low Odor Dry Erase Marker, Fine Point, Assorted, Pack of 12 TYH Supplies Set of 10 Reusable Dry Erase Pockets, 9 x 12 Inches, Assorted Neon Colors Avery Acid Free Economy Sheet Protectors, Clear, Box of 50 (74090)

Inside this 33 page pack, you can find:

• Lacing cards
• A-Z Playdough Alphabet Mats (for both cases)
• Cutting/ Tracing Pages
• Colour by Number
• Puzzle
• Math Cards

Books to Read With the Dinosaur Preschool Worksheets

 National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Dinosaurs (National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books) Dinosaur A-Z: For kids who really love dinosaurs! Discovery Kids Dinosaurs Rumble Sound Book (Discovery 10 Button) Oh Say Can You Say Di-no-saur?: All About Dinosaurs (Cat in the Hat’s Learning Library) How Do Dinosaurs Say Happy Birthday? Have You Seen My Dinosaur? (Beginner Books(R)) Dinosaur Dance! The Dinosaur Who Lived in My Backyard (Picture Puffins)

Dinosaur Videos for Kids to Watch

Below you will find a few videos that your kids can watch that will further expose them to the world of dinosaurs! As always, please ensure that you have watched these videos beforehand as they may have changed since I wrote this post.

• Bippi Dinosaur Surprise Egg Hunt
• Learn about Dinosaurs for Kids
• Giant Dinosaur Adventures
• Magic School Bus DVD- Dinosaurs

HOW WE USED OUR DINOSAUR PRESCHOOL WORKSHEETS

Instead of lacing the cards, we used clear circle counters to cover each spot. However, regular lace can be used or even a piece of yarn with tape wrapped around one end.

The tracing pages were slipped into a protective sheet so that we could use a dry erase marker. I actually prefer this method so that we can redo the activity. We also printed an extra set and used scissors to cut along the lines.

Playdough can also be used to follow the lines as it is a great fine motor and pencil grasp development tool.

The math cards were used as regular clip cards with a clothespin but it can easily be adapted as a regular page. Simply slip it into a protective sheet and use a dry erase marker or a dry erase crayon!

I love providing my printables for free in hopes that your kiddos will love them as much as mine do. Please note that if you do download anything from my site, that you are agreeing to my terms of use and all the other legalities (privacy policy and disclosure policy) that are in place. I am all for sharing but please share the link to this post so that they can download their own copy. Do NOT share the link to the printables themselves. Thanks for walking with me!