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Free BBQ Pack!

The free BBQ pack is a great summer food themed pack that you can use with kids. It has a mix of hands-on and no-prep printables you can use with kids.

Free BBQ Printables

The BBQ printable pack is to be used with children from 2 to 7. These bbq printables were made to go with the books: Jack and the Giant Barbecue by Eric A. Kimmel and We’re Going on a Picnic! by Pat Hutchins


BBQ Printable Pack - with over 60 pages for a prek and kindergarten pack and a 9 page tot and preschool pack - 3Dinosaurs.com

The Free BBQ Pack contains over 60 pages:

3 Part Cards, Beginning Sounds, Matching Cards, Read Write the Room, Which One Is Different, What Comes Next, Pre Writing Practice, Pattern Cards, 10 Piece Puzzles, 4 Piece Puzzles, Clip and Count Cards, Size Sorting, Color the Pattern, Sorting, Counting, Small Books and more.

The Free BBQ Tot Pack:

Basic Prewriting, 2 Part Puzzles, Matching, Coloring the Watermelon small book, Cutting Practice, 9 Piece Puzzle

Check out all the fun Summer & Camping Printables & Activities on 3 Dinosaurs.

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Graphics: “BBQ” by Scrapping Doodles purchased from Scrapping Doodles

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31 Comments

  1. I’ve said it before, but I will say it again: I LOVE your printable packs!!! Thank you so much for working so hard to produce such high quality products FOR FREE! I know it takes time, effort and sometimes money to buy the graphics and I just want you to know how much I appreciate you. Thank you!!! 🙂

  2. Wow! This is amazing. It must have taken you a long time. I have a lot of boys in my preschool class that will love this. Thanks for sharing.

  3. Great pack! I love that you included a tot pack to go along with it. My little guy always wants to do exactly what his big brother is doing. Thanks for linking up to The Sunday Showcase!

    1. I have a little one that wants to do the same as her sisters. So that is why there is a tot part. Makes my life easier.

  4. Hi, what a great collection! I printed off a camping one earlier today for my 7 and 5 year old to do over the summer and this one would be perfect to add to the collection. I can’t figure out what all the cards are for at the beginning of section one though. There are cards with a picture and a word and another one with a line under the pic and over the word. is that a match game? also there’s a page with a strip of 4 charcoal, 4 bbq’s and 4 meat forks. what is that page to be used for?

    thanks

    1. The cards with the words without and with the lines are called 3 part cards. They are used for learning the words. The sets of 4 images are pattern cards for kids to work on making different ABC themed patterns.

      1. Thanks for the answer. How do you use the 3 part cards? Also what are the pages with pictures and 3 letters under them. My first guest was the kids were supposed to circle the first letter in the picture word?

        1. I just Googled 3 part cards. Seems so obvious now. I’m still not sure about the 3 letter cards though.

  5. Uh oh! I’m surprise no one caught this before. One of the printing practice sheets have a big mistake. The page with the tree, lemonade, pit her and lid with the dotted words have the wrong words beside them. Thought I’d give you the heads up.

    My kids saw me working on assembling these books and are so excited to do them over the Summer. So am I!

  6. I had to go in to print a few more of a different page and thought I’d give you the actual page number that has a mistake so you don’t have to decode my terrible description. It’s Section 2 page 26.

  7. I saw the update thanks. Now don’t hurt me for this 🙂 but there’s still a mistake. You spelled it Picture instead of Pitcher.

    1. As I currently don’t have my computer for a few weeks it may be the end of July before I get it fixed. But I’ll get it when i can.

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