Free Camping Preschool Worksheets

These free camping preschool worksheets are the perfect way for younger kids to learn about the outdoors.

Don’t you just love the outdoors? Roasting marshmallows and making s’mores? Campfires and fresh air? Summer definitely has its perks. Today I created these outdoor free camping preschool worksheets that your preschooler can enjoy.

Feel free to use this free download at the bottom of the post on rainy days or even on a road trip to keep your kids occupied.

Free Camping Preschool Worksheets

Targeted Skills In the Free
Camping Preschool Worksheets Pack

Now that you have decided on your fun camping theme for your young children, it’s time to know what skills will be targeted with our free printables.

Fine Motor Skills

Developing fine motor skills is pretty important at this stage. There are even a few articles on No Stress Homeschooling that you can read about it- Pencil Grip Tips, Fine Motor Development.

Literacy Skills

Letter recognition, as well as camping vocabulary, is explored.

Math Skills

Number recognition, as well as one-to-one correspondence, is also practiced.

What’s Inside the Free Camping Preschool Worksheets

Curious about what’s inside these free camping printables? Inside this 33- page printable pack (which are similar to our free dinosaur printables,) you can find:

• Lacing cards
• A-Z Playdough Alphabet Mats
  There are mats for both cases.
• Camping Tracing Pages
  These pages can also be used as cutting pages.
• Color by Number
• Puzzles
• Math Cards
  The math cards can be used a variety of ways. Feel free to use clothespins, dot markers or even dry erase markers once you slip them into a protective sheet!

Books to Read With the Free
Camping Preschool Worksheets

Want to add a few read-aloud books in addition to the camping worksheets? Then either borrow these books from the library or purchase them on Amazon. Your kids are sure to love them!

Don’t forget that these books are just suggestions. Feel free to explore any camp-themed book or audiobook you come across!

Please note that affiliate links are used below for your convenience.

 Curious George Goes Camping Llama Llama Loves Camping Biscuit Goes Camping (My First I Can Read) Goodnight, Campsite: (A children’s Book on Camping Featuring RVs, Travel Trailers, Fifth-Wheels, Pop-UPs and Other Camper Options.) Fred and Ted Go Camping (Beginner Books(R)) S Is for S’mores: A Camping Alphabet (Sleeping Bear Press Sports & Hobbies) Amelia Bedelia Goes Camping (I Can Read Level 2) Maisy Goes Camping: A Maisy First Experience Book The Berenstain Bears Blaze a Trail Froggy Goes to Camp Good Night Campsite (Good Night Our World) Scaredy Squirrel Goes Camping Pete the Cat Goes Camping (I Can Read Level 1) Survivor Kid: A Practical Guide to Wilderness Survival Flat Stanley Goes Camping (I Can Read Level 2)

Great Additions to the Preschool Camping Theme Printables and Other Camping Preschool Activities

If you are looking for a great way to boost summer learning then try the following suggestions with our free camping worksheets.

1) Create a felt hiking map.

Have your kids create a map of an area they know well on paper. Then have them cut it out on the felt. If they are not able to cut it out, cut the felt for them and then have them decorate it.

2) Add a few fun camping games to the mix.

Introduce fun games such as Jenga, Uno, or even cornhole if you have it. You can even have a scavenger hunt and involve your older kids. Don’t forget to include a fun interactive game of camp charades!

3) Morning Work

Feel free to use these sheets to introduce the theme in your morning time or circle time.

4) Extra Practice

Use these free printable camping activity sheets as a part of your child’s summer activities. Even a page or 2 per day helps.

5) Vocabulary

Explore all the different camping words such as the bonfire, canteen, and compass. Also, add a camping-themed picture or two to your vocabulary lessons.

6) Color Words

Have your young learners list out all the colors that would find on a camping trip. See if you can have them describe what they come up with.

7) Presentation

Have your little kids describe their camping experiences. See if there are any common camping experiences among them.

8) Crafts

Create a few camping crafts. Simply search Google or Pinterest for easy camping crafts for your kids.

9) Plan a family camping trip

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, 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!

Here are a few more options for the great outdoors theme from the rest of the Homeschool Printables Team:

• Misty from Year Round Homeschooling- Free Lemonade Stand Math and Copywork
• Stephanie from The Multi Taskin’ Mom- The Great Outdoors Pre-K Fun Pack
• Tara from Embark on the Journey- Let’s Go Fishing Unit Study and Free Printable for Pre-K