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 […]
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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Make Literacy Centers Fun This Thanksgiving The Thanksgiving Literacy Centers for Kindergarten are a fun and hands-on way to build reading, phonics, and writing skills while celebrating the fall season. Each activity focuses on an essential literacy skill, such as letter recognition, rhyming, or CVC word decoding, through colorful, engaging Thanksgiving themes your students will
Rainbows… Pretty, bright, colourful rainbows! Who doesn’t love rainbows?! I know I do! Pretty colours always cheer me up! I included a couple of rainbow activities in my St. Patrick’s Day Preschool Centers packet, but I am certain at some point in time, I will make a packet with all things rainbow! PLEASE NOTE: This blog
I’m not a big fan of Cupid and his arrows. I do, on the other hand, love flowers, hearts and all things sweet – conversation heart candies, chocolates, cookies, cupcakes… I love ’em all! And you have guessed right that I included all those things in my new Valentine’s Day activity packet for your preschool or
I found some cute groundhog clip art and just had to make a packet for your preschool and kinder kiddos with them! Here’s what I’ve included in the Groundhog Day Preschool Centers! PLEASE NOTE: This blog post contains sample pages from my Groundhog Day Preschool Centers packet. You can download the free sample pages by clicking
Today I’m sharing what Filip and I did for Sight Words and Word Families Week 2. This week’s activities were focused on building confidence with Pre-Primer sight words and the -an word family. In this post, you’ll discover free printables and resources (just click the photos). They are ideal for preschool, kindergarten, and homeschool lessons.
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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