Clifford the Big Red Dog: Printables Inspired by the Books

I have always loved children’s books. I continued to love them even after I took a children’s literature course during my undergraduate work and had to buy $350 worth of children’s books for the course. Ouch! One beloved children’s series is Clifford the Big Red Dog. Inspired by those books, we have a red dog printables packet.

 

This worksheets and activities packet is perfect for a variety of preschool and very early elementary ages.

Of course, the great thing is that this Clifford inspired printables packet is a free download. So, you can use as many or as few pages from the packet as you would like without feeling guilty about not using a whole packet that you paid for. Bonus!

Contents of the Clifford the Big Red Dog: Printables Inspired by the Books Packet

This packet is nine pages. This includes a short terms of use page (you can read more terms of use here). The remaining eight pages of the packet are all printables for your children or students to use.

Two Object Counting Pages (with different formats)

There are a number of graphics on these pages, such as red puppies, bones, and paw prints. Children will count up the total number of each of these items and make the correct choice about how many of each they found.

 

 

Recognizing Lower and Upper Case Letter C

Children can trace a lower and upper case letter C in the top portion of the page. Then, they can use a do-a-dot marker (or just circle or X on letters) to find all of the lower case and upper case letter C’s on the page.

Letter Tracing and Drawing Bones for the Dog

On one page, children will feed the red dog five bones by drawing them in the box near the dog.

At the bottom of the page, they will trace and write lower and upper case letter C.

“I Spy” Activity (two pages)

On the first page, there are lots of different Clifford-inspired objects. How many of each object can you spy? Children will record that number on the second page of the activity.

Fine Motor Practice with Pencil Control

Trace the lines through these series of tight mazes to help the red dog make it to the end.

Visual Discrimination with Clifford-inspired Graphics

In a series of rows, children will try to recognize which item in that row is slightly different from the others in the row.

Terms of Use for the Clifford-inspired Worksheets Packet

This packet is for personal and classroom use only. If you would like to share this packet with others, please direct them to this post so they may download it themselves.

This Clifford the Big Red Dog inspired printables packet is exclusively at Real Life at Home.It should not be uploaded or shared elsewhere. Other terms of use for printables from Real Life at Home can be found here.

Clip art in this packet has been licensed for our use.

Free Download Options for the Clifford-inspired Packet

In order to get the full nine page packet, just fill out the form with your first name and email address and click on “Send Me the Packet.”

If you are already a subscriber, just enter the email address you already use when you are prompted for it. Shortly after that, you will receive a download link via email. If you are not already a subscriber, you will start receiving one email newsletter per week and then you’ll be sure to not miss any free printables in the future!

You are free to unsubscribe at any time.

If you don’t want to subscribe, you can still get a free printable! You’ll want to click on the button that says “Download Your Free Sample Page Here” and you will be directed to a download of one page from the packet (plus the terms of use page) that you can download and use without subscribing.

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