A few scrambled picture strips can turn word practice into a puzzle! My CVC Word Family Picture Puzzles give children a chance to build a picture, arrange its letters, read the completed word, and practice writing it. These cut and paste activities bring short vowel practice and fine motor work together. With both worksheets and […]
This book contains basic handwriting sheets for children who need extra practice to perfect their letters. Each handwriting sheet displays a letter with correct letter formation, then 5 writing lines for them to trace the letter. Children begin by finger tracing the large letter in the top left corner of the page. They then trace
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Looking for a fun and meaningful first week of school activity? This FREE All About Me Booklet for Preschool and Kindergarten is the perfect way to help young learners introduce themselves while practicing early writing, drawing, and fine motor skills. Whether you teach preschool, pre-k, transitional kindergarten, or kindergarten, this printable booklet helps children share
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Putting words in order becomes a little more interesting when there’s a picture to discover! These fall sentence building puzzles give children a chance to move words around, read their sentence, and make changes before picking up a pencil. With pumpkins, apples, sunflowers, and other autumn pictures, they’re an easy activity to bring into your
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Are you looking for free alphabet charts to support letter recognition, beginning sounds, reading, and writing? These printable Alphabet and Letter Sounds Posters provide children with a clear visual reference as they learn to connect letters with sounds. I created several versions because children need different kinds of support at different stages of learning. Some
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September is a wonderful time to establish simple writing routines, and these September writing prompts for 1st grade provide plenty of structure while still giving children room to be creative. With engaging themes including apples, autumn leaves, fairy tales, and pets, the prompts help young writers build confidence as they practice sentence writing, narrative writing,
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A school bus, a painting activity, a teacher reading a book—there’s a familiar school picture hiding in each of these sentence puzzles! Children cut apart the strips, move the words into order, and watch the picture come together. These back to school sentence building activities combine reading and writing with a little cutting, gluing, and
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