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Ocean Activities and Printables for Early Learners

 There are so many different ocean activities that you can do at home or in the classroom. This page allows you to quickly see our favorite ocean activities and printables that have been featured on A Dab of Glue Will Do.

Here are related ocean products in our shop:

This resource contains hands-on, engaging ocean literacy and math centers.

Here are ocean ideas, activities & printables:

Ocean Sensory Bin Sorting is a perfect way to teach children about ocean animals and sorting in a fun and hands-on way.

Here are 12 of our favorite ocean books.

Ocean count and clip cards are perfect for the end of the year or summer review at home. There are two formats available. You can use the self checking count and clip cards or regular count and clip cards.

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BABY'S FIRST STEPS FOOTPRINT ART. Sweet idea to capture your baby's first steps! This would make a cute Mother's Day gift!

Pair it with this poem by Helen Bush:
Get the tutorial and printable version: www.hellowonderful.co/post/babys-first-steps-footprint-art/

Walk alongside me, mama.
and hold my little hand.
I have so many things to learn
that I don’t yet understand.

Teach me things to keep me safe
from dangers every day.
Show me how to do my best
at home, at school, at play.

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