Butterfly Printables and 5 Ways to Use Them

I am so thrilled to share these incredible butterfly printables with you all today. The lovely Andreja, from Itsy Bitsy Fun, made these especially for you Preschool Inspirations readers, and they are so adorable.

I’m also including five ways to implement printables to make these some incredible hands-on learning tools.

1. Scissor Practice

Pull out some scissors and have the little ones practice cutting on the lines.

2. Measuring

Use a ruler, measuring tape, math manipulatives, or snap blocks to measure the different lengths and segments.

3. Use Comparative Words

Talk about how the lines look. Some are curvy, straight, diagonal, and others zig-zag.

4. Add Playdough

Just laminate these and add them to a playdough table. It would be great to see what shapes and ideas little ones come up with.

5. Sewing

For children who have great fine motor skills, this would be perfect. Print these out on cardstock then allow them to use a needle and yarn with pre-cut dashes or holes.

Just click on any photo or this butterfly printable to download your copy!

To find more great printables, you can follow Andreja on her website or facebook page.

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Katie T. Christiansen

Creator at Preschool Inspirations

Katie has spent 17 combined years in the Early Childhood field as a teacher, preschool owner, and educational writer. She has worked in profit and non-profit programs, high-risk schools, and started an in-home preschool and outdoor collaborative preschool program. She adores being a mom to three children, and her youngest is currently in preschool.

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