Early Learning Part 5- Test Drive Your Cars

Numeral Race Car Track

Cars and trains are little boys' best friends! I am fascinated with these colourful miniature trains and cars as it promote not only imagination but also open up countless creative avenues for play-based learning.

So this week we had a little fun creating our Number Race Tracks.

Here's how you get your number track printed.

Print out the numbers onto A4 size sheets or card stocks.

I created my number tracks using "WordArt"(Ariel Black) as a Word Document and got them printed.

Use a Silver Sharpie to create your track lines.

(Have your tracks laminated for durability, and also you can cut out the numerals if desired)

To start with, I inserted the number sheets into display pockets and used glue-tact to just keep the sheet in place.

Hopefully, you can have your kids take their cars for a test drive on their Number Track!

Yeah, my son had fun taking all his cars and buses for a test drive, but not to mention his tank engine!

DOWNLOAD YOUR NUMBER RACE TRACKS BY CLICKING ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS AND PRINT THEM.

NUMBER 1
NUMBER 2
NUMBER 3
NUMBER 4
NUMBER 5

Hope you will enjoy this activity and thanks for stopping by...

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