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Hi everyone! Want your kiddos to work on identifying skills? Then this one is for you! “What doesn’t belong?” alphabet cards are great to build on letter identification and letter sound differentiation. This card activity can help your children problem solve which image does not ‘sound’ the same and identify which one does not belong. […]
Hi everyone! If you have car or transportation lovers in your class or home, you have come to the right place. I will be proving a sneak peek into what’s included in my Transportation Preschool Centres packet. PLEASE NOTE: At the end of this blog post I have provided free sample pages from my Transportation
Looking for fun and engaging activities for your toddler or pre-schooler? Well, you’ve come to the right place. I will be sharing the activities that will be included in my learning folder \ toddler binder resources which are available to download individually or as a growing bundle deal. What I love about learning folders is
Nursery rhymes are more than just sweet songs — they are one of the best ways to help young children build early reading skills. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star is a favorite because it’s easy to sing, instantly familiar, and loved by both children and adults. With the right activities, this classic rhyme can introduce essential
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Is it an activity? Is it a game? I wasn’t sure what the correct title should be, so I just settled on “Activity”. Basically, kiddos match the pictures to the correct beginning sound. This is a self-checking activity, so once the whole board is covered, they flip the pictures over to see whether they were
Naming a picture and spelling its word are two different tasks. A child might recognize a pig straight away, but writing pig means listening for each sound and choosing the letters to represent it. My CVC Phoneme Segmentation Cards bring those steps together through picture cards, counters, letter tiles, and simple writing activities. You can
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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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These 5 senses flip books and worksheets give preschool and kindergarten children a fun way to explore things they can see, touch, taste, hear, and smell. Children assemble their own books, read simple sentences, label pictures, and sort picture cards beneath matching flaps. The activities combine early science with reading, writing, and fine motor practice.
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Welcome to Sight Words and Word Families Week 4! This week, I am sharing free sight word and word family activities that can help beginning readers practice reading, spelling, handwriting, sentence building, and early phonics skills. The focus sight words for Week 4 are at, down, go and up, and the focus word family is
If you are looking for a simple, hands on way to teach letters, these Alphabet Playdough Mats with Correct Letter Formation are a great addition to your literacy centers. This activity helps children build letters, strengthen fine motor skills, and connect sounds to letters in a clear and engaging way. These mats are easy to
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