September is here, and that means it’s time to welcome students back into the classroom and get them excited about writing! The start of the school year can feel a little overwhelming for young learners, which is why I love using simple and engaging journal prompts to build confidence from the very beginning. My September […]
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
The beginning of the school year is such an exciting time, and it’s also the perfect opportunity to focus on important early literacy skills. One of the skills children need right away is understanding how sentences work; where to start with a capital letter, how to order words, and how to finish with punctuation. To
Hello again! I just uploaded the Kindergarten Morning Bins Set 3 to my store and wanted to show you all that’s included AND to let you know that my whole store will be 25% off for the next 48 hours! Also available for you to read about on the blog: So, let’s just get on
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Hi everyone! I hope you’re all doing well! Just wanted to pop in real quick to show you all that’s included in my newest play dough mat packet! I’d also like to say a big thank you to my daughter who assembled and took photos of the mats for me to show you guys the
If you are looking for something to help with letter recognition, letter formation, and phonetic sounds, then this FREE Phonics Letter of the Week B packet is for you! My aim when creating this resource was to provide a complete unit for teaching one letter of the alphabet at a time. With a strong emphasis
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We started off reviewing Lesson 15 using last week’s lesson aids and asking the little ones what they remembered. We talked about Isaac and Rebekah’s twin boys, Esau and Jacob, and how they were so different despite being twins. We asked them what the two brothers liked to do, about the special privileges Esau had
