Autumn has a magical charm with its vibrant leaves and crisp air, but in the south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne, where I live, it’s a different story. Here, trees stay green, and the air feels wet rather than crisp. Despite this, I was inspired to create my Autumn Preschool Centers resource for U.S. autumn. This packet […]
This week, Filip and I kicked off our very first week of Sight Word and Word Family Activities for Beginners! We focused on the sight words a, and, I, and see along with the -at word family. I’ll be honest—I debated whether to start sight words before school. I didn’t want to encourage rote memorization
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Looking for a fun and engaging way to help your preschoolers or kindergartners review letters and beginning sounds this summer? I’ve got just the thing for you! While browsing for summer-themed clip art, I came across these adorable popsicle (or icy-pole!) graphics and had to turn them into something educational and cute. That’s how this
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Preschool Letter Z (Throughout this Preschool Letter Z post, click the hyperlinked text to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store/original resource link, or click the pictures to get the freebies!) We started our Letter Z with a Letter Find worksheet. Here is Filip, counting the upper and lowercase letters that he found so that
Preschool Letter Y I’m going to begin our Preschool Letter Y post with an apology to you all. This post is long overdue and I am sorry it’s taken so long to actually writing it and sharing some free resources with you. To be honest, the reason this post was so late is because Filip and I had
I thought I would surprise you all with a cute St. Patrick’s Day Beginning Sounds activity! Best of all, the entire unit is FREE! To download this freebie, scroll to the end of this post to get links to my online stores. So… let’s see what’s included! Firstly, there is a colored matching activity. I LOVE all
Glow in the Dark Sight Words I know that I’m not the only one who loves to buy anything colourful, anything cute or anything new from the stationary section at the store – even if it’s from Woolworths… which is where I bought my Neon Sharpies! I must have been bored one day, ’cause I read
Mazes for Preschool and Kindergarten Let’s talk fine motor skills before I show you the mazes unit I’ve been working on! Why is strengthening the small muscles in your kiddos’ fingers so important? Well, not only do those tiny muscles help with a number of every day skills, such as buttoning up a shirt, cutting, and constructing
I just finished a new Preschool activity packet and wanted to share some of the work Filip and I did today. This unit is available for purchase in my TpT store; I have included some freebies for you to try when you download PREVIEW here. The activity Filip was most excited about was the snowman maze. He suggested he trace
Preschool Letter X (Throughout this Preschool Letter X post, click the hyperlinked text to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store/original resource link, or click the pictures to get the freebies!) Letter X… Is it OK if I don’t like this letter? I mean, besides “x-ray”, are there any words that begin with the “x”
