These Fire Safety Literacy Centers for Kindergarten bring letter practice, phonics, rhyming, reading, and writing into your October classroom plans. Children trace letters, cover alphabet matches, clip sounds, spell words, and explore firefighter vocabulary using colorful printable materials. The pack includes 11 hands-on centers that you can use during Fire Safety Week, a community helpers […]
Hi everyone! Running with the BTS theme, if you teach sight words or spelling words, I think you will love the editable sight word packets I created a little while ago. Today, I’m showing you the Sight Word Pencil Word Sort packet! All your kiddos need to do, is sort the words to the correct
In this Joseph and His Brothers Preschool Bible Lesson, children learn that Jacob gave Joseph a special, colorful coat. Joseph’s brothers became jealous and treated him unkindly, but God did not forget Joseph. The story of Joseph includes family conflict, jealousy, dreams, and Joseph being taken far away from home. These events can be difficult
These Fire Safety Math Centers for Kindergarten bring counting, number practice, addition, and more into your October classroom plans. Children trace numbers, build picture puzzles, park numbered fire trucks, and explore patterns using colorful printable materials. The pack includes 11 math centers, along with storage labels, “I can” instruction cards, and recording pages for most
Starting school is such a big step for little learners. The first few weeks in Kindergarten (or Prep/Foundation) are all about settling in, building routines, and gently introducing key skills. I created this Back to School Kindergarten Worksheets & Activities pack to help make that transition smooth for both teachers and kids! Inside this 129-page
September is an important time for helping young writers feel confident enough to put their ideas on paper. At the beginning of the school year, many children have plenty to say but still need support with choosing a topic, organizing a sentence, and remembering what to write next. I created this September Writing Journal to
As the new school year approaches, many young children are adjusting to new routines, expectations, and learning environments. For preschoolers, this transition works best when activities feel familiar, predictable, and manageable. That is why simple, hands on, no prep worksheets can be such a helpful way to support early learning at the start of the
September is a wonderful time to introduce hands-on routines that help children feel settled and excited about learning. The Fine Motor Morning Bins for September include 16 fun, autumn-themed activities that are simple to prep, engaging for young learners, and effective for building fine motor strength. Perfect for Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten, or homeschool, these bins
Learning the alphabet is one of the most exciting parts of early education, and these Alphabet Flip Books make it even more fun! Each flip book helps children practice beginning sounds, build vocabulary, and strengthen early reading and writing skills through engaging, hands-on activities. Whether you’re teaching in the classroom or supporting learning at home,
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As early math and literacy skills begin to take priority, we can sometimes forget that fine motor development is equally important. As parents and early childhood educators, it can be tricky to find activities that aid fine motor development while our kiddos are also learning math or literacy or both. And that is why I
