Learning with Filip
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
This St. Patrick’s Day Beginning Sounds Activity is a fun and simple way to help preschool and kindergarten children practice identifying beginning sounds using hands on matching. The pots of gold and shamrock letters create a playful seasonal theme while building essential early phonics skills. This activity works well in literacy centers, small groups, or
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Beginning Sounds Picture Mazes are a fun and engaging way to help young learners build early phonics skills while strengthening fine motor development. These simple maze activities give children meaningful practice with beginning sounds as they trace a path to match each picture. If you are looking for a hands on way to combine phonics,
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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”
Preschool Letter W (Throughout this Preschool Letter W post, click the hyperlinked text to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store/original resource link, or click on the pictures to get the freebies!) Let me begin by saying, “Wow!” I can’t believe that we are almost done with our Letter of the Week! Between you and I,
Preschool Letter V (Throughout this Preschool Letter V post, click the hyperlinked text to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store/original resource link, or click on the pictures to get the freebies!) As we have always done on day 1 of our Preschool Letter of the Week, I brought out our Alphabet play dough mats and Filip
Back to School Centers for Preschool That Build Independence from Day One The first weeks of school are all about helping young children feel safe, confident, and ready to learn. These back to school centers for preschool are designed to support that transition through calm, hands on activities that build essential early skills while establishing
Preschool Letter U (Throughout this Preschool Letter U post, click the hyperlinked words to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store/original resource link, or click on the pictures to get the freebies!) Our hair gel and gel beads sensory bag from Letter T was a huge hit with my lil’ learner, so we used it again
