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| Preschool Magnet Fridge Calendar |
What are we doing today?
Preschoolers are always asking that question because they are trying to learn the concept of
time, and trying to figure out what is going on in their life.
The Preschool Magnetic Fridge Calendar is a blank magnetic calendar with individual magnets for each
month, and a large assortment of magnets for general activities, special events, and holidays. You can
put a magnet picture on the day that an activity is going to take place, and use the included marker
which represents the child. The child marker is moved along the calendar to the current day, and the
child can have a concrete visual representation of what is happening during the week and month.
Preschoolers are always asking that question because they are trying to learn the concept of
time, and trying to figure out what is going on in their life.
The Preschool Magnetic Fridge Calendar is a blank magnetic calendar with individual magnets for each
month, and a large assortment of magnets for general activities, special events, and holidays. You can
put a magnet picture on the day that an activity is going to take place, and use the included marker
which represents the child. The child marker is moved along the calendar to the current day, and the
child can have a concrete visual representation of what is happening during the week and month.
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| Print out your own calendar and stickers, and mount them on a sticky-back magnet sheet and cut them out. |
| Free Preschool Fridge Calendar Activity Pages |
| Steps to make preschool magnetic fridge calendar |
- Two sticky-backed magnetic sheets from craft store.
- Two sticky-backed laminating pages from a craft store. (can also use clear
contact paper from the grocery store). - Printed calendar page and months and activities page.
- Scissors.
- Dry erase marker
Supplies needed:
Steps:
- Print out the calendar and months and activities page.
- Peel off the film from the sticky-backed magnet, and mount the calendar page on
one sheet and the months and activities page on another sheet. - Stick a laminating page onto the top of the calendar page, and another onto the
months and activities page. (This makes the calendar dry erase.) - Cut out the months pieces and the activities pieces.
- Write the days of the month onto the calendar page with dry erase marker.
- Place the calendar on the fridge and use the activity magnets on the right days
to show what is happening during the week. - Use the happy faces to represent the child, and move them along the calendar so
that they know what day it is and what is going on. Enjoy.