Transportation Printables & Activities
Use our FREE Transportation Printables & Activities to create your own unique transportation unit. With the many different directions a transportation unit could go, our free resources can support whichever road you choose. You will find FREE Transportation Printables & Activities including slideshows, emergent readers, simple math sheets, and more!
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Transportation Printables
Cars Number & Number Words Matching Worksheet Set
This 4-page worksheet set focuses on matching numbers with their number words. The pages focus on numbers 1-6, 7-12, 13-19, and 20-25. It was created to help my kids work on number word recognition. Download here or click on image.
Transportation Worksheet Set
Our Transportation Worksheet Set includes 10 different activity sheets. A number of them are cut & paste, patterns, counting, beginning letter sounds, and 3 manuscript coloring sheets. Check out our FREE Transportation Worksheet Set to download your own!
Transportation Cut & Paste Booklet
The Transportation Cut & Paste Booklet is a hands-on activity that reinforces beginning word sounds and fine motor skills. Check out our Transportation Cut & Paste Booklet to download your own!
Transportation Matching Worksheet
Beginning Word Sounds
This worksheet was created to practice beginning word sounds. Simply say the picture and match to the beginning word sound that is heard. For example, the picture of the bike would be matched to the sound B. Download here or click on image.
Our Transportation Count & Circle sheets are straight forward and easy to use. Encourage your child to practice counting on their own and being able to circle the answer independently. For those students who are transitioning to independent counting, this activity will give them confidence without overwhelming them. Download here or click on image.
Transportation More or Less Worksheet Set
This 2-page worksheet set focuses on counting and learning the terms more and less. I would encourage you to have your child count each set of vehicles. The child should write the number of the set in the box and then circle the set that has more or less. Download here or click on image.
Transportation Slideshows & Emergent Readers
0-9 Counting How Many Cars Slideshow
This slideshow features the characters from Pixar’s Cars movies. It is a fun way to review counting from 0-9. There are 16 different counting questions to review with your child. This would go perfectly with a transportation unit.
Transportation Beginning Letter Sounds Slideshow
The TRANSPORTATION Beginning Letter Sounds slideshow features all of the major modes of transportation. Each slide focuses on a transportation vehicle and its beginning letter sound. This slideshow is an effective teaching tool for early learners. The great thing about these slideshows is the ability to review with your child right now. No prep, just click. To see our other Beginning Letter Sounds resources, click here.
Transportation Emergent Reader Slideshow
This is a preschool to kindergarten emergent reader. The 13 page reader features the sight words, “I, see, a, and an.” This is a functional tool that can be used over an over again. The Transportation Reader covers all the major modes of transportation.
To make a printable hand-held reader, print off 2 sheets to a page. You can fix this in printer settings. Once printed, cut the sheets in half, compile book and staple. Great for hands-on use.
Car Colors Emergent Reader Slideshow
Our Car Colors Emergent Reader is ideal for preschoolers and kindergarten students learning their sight words. The sight words featured in this book are, “look, at, the, and car.”
To make a printable hand-held reader, print off 2 sheets to a page. You can fix this in your printers settings. Once printed, cut the sheets in half, compile book and staple. Great for little hands.
Do you see the car? Emergent Reader
The emergent reader, Do you see the car?, is also a coloring activity book. This emergent reader is a perfect addition to any transportation unit. High frequency words, do, see, you, and the are featured in this reader. Repetitive sentence structure makes for easy reading and learning!
Print the PDF file 2 pages to a sheet and then cut in half, staple, and read! Have your child color each car the color in the sentence. “Do you see the red car?” gives the child the cue to color the car red.
Hot Wheel Color Parking Lots
My first son loved Hot Wheel cars and transportation in general. I remember having him sort Hot Wheel cars by color using different colored construction paper on the floor. He would drive the cars to their color parking lot. The red cars were driven to the red parking lot, the green cars to the green parking lot, and so on.
You can easily increase the skill level by asking questions like, “Which color of cars has the most? least?” This is an effective way to compare sets of numbers also. You can easily line each set of colored cars in a line next to each other- almost like a visual bar graph. Ask your student questions like, “How many more green are there than red?” Talk them through the answer. Effective activity if you have the Hot Wheels on hand. Out of all the Transportation Printables & Activities, this one is my favorite!
Transportation YouTube Videos
Means of Transport For Children YouTube Video
Educational video for children teaching them vocabulary related with land, water and air transport. This video includes means of transport like the bicycle, the car, the bus, the boat, the submarine, the airplane, the helicopter, the rocket and lots more.
Bus Video by Blippi YouTube Video
Blippi is high energy! Blippi takes his viewers on a tour of a city bus. As an adult, you may find Blippi a little much, but younger kids seem to love his silliness and find him authentic. He provides a wealth of information in his videos that you and your child may otherwise never see or experience on your own. Thank you Blippi!
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