Alphabet Review Worksheets are a simple and effective way to help young learners strengthen letter recognition, phonics, and early handwriting skills. Whether you are reviewing letters at the start of the year or reinforcing skills later on, these printable worksheets make alphabet practice clear, engaging, and easy to manage. In this post, I’ll walk you […]
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Teaching the five senses is one of those themes that always sparks curiosity in young learners. Kids love discovering how they can see, hear, smell, taste, and touch the world around them, and hands-on activities are the best way to explore it. That’s why I put together this packet of 5 Senses Flip Books &
Hello again! This week I will be sharing 5 sight word activities and 5 word family activities. They are are super fun and will keep your kiddos engaged. Hopefully. I have included sample pages of each activity so you can try them out with your kiddos. If you like them and find them useful, I
Today I want to talk to you about my Alphabet Playdough Mats. This packet includes both upper and lower case letters and they are available on a cute aqua polka-dotted background or with no background. Best of all, I have included several different letter formation variations for those tricky letters we can’t all seem to
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Guys, today’s post is going to be long. I mean, seriously, you may as well make yourself comfortable and grab a cup of coffee or tea. No, not really. It’s only long because there are a ton of pictures but pictures are worth a thousand words so, in reality, this could have been a much
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Easy Colors Flip Book Emergent Readers for Preschool and Kindergarten Teaching color words becomes so much easier when students can interact with text in a hands on, predictable format. Colors flip book emergent readers help young children connect picture clues, repeated text, and simple vocabulary in a way that feels fun and achievable. In this
February is the month of all things pink, sweet, and heart shaped. It is also the perfect time to bring out fun Valentine themed learning activities that help keep children engaged and excited. Changing things up a little often helps our kids approach learning with fresh interest, and that is exactly why I am sharing
Welcome to Sight Words and Word Families Week 3! I wanted to share some free samples of worksheets, readers and activities that you may find useful in your classroom or home as you teach reading using sight words and phonics. See Sight Words and Word Families Week 1 here. See Sight Words and Word Families Week
Well, it’s that time of year again! To help you all prepare for back to school, TpT is throwing a site wide sale August 1st and 2nd. My entire store will be 25% off during these two days. I also have the most amazing BUNDLE DEALS you won’t want to miss out on! They
Learning about community helpers is an important part of early childhood education. It helps young children understand the roles of various people in their community and fosters a sense of appreciation for the work they do. Integrating fun, hands-on activities into this learning can make the experience even more engaging for preschoolers and kindergartners. The
