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Snowman Themed Free Printable Alphabet Tracing Worksheets

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! And also the busiest! With all the craziness of the holiday season, I know it can be hard to find time to plan and create activities for your children. That’s where these FREE printable worksheets come in. These Snowman Themed Free Printable Alphabet Tracing Printables are a…

Free Printable Monster Letter Recognition Spin and Stamp

A simple monster themed stamping activity that will help children learn and practice letter recognition for both upper and lowercase letters!

Free Printable Second Grade Sight Words Worksheets

If your child has gone from “I KNOW THAT WORD!” to “LISTEN TO ME READ!”…then you probably have a Second-Grader in the House! Learning to read…actually learning how to read a story and not just the words…is HUGE! You can help your new reader by having them practice and master second grade sight words. Not…

Free Printable First Grade Sight Words Worksheets

How is your first grader’s reading? Do they sound more like a stop-and-go robot than a smooth, confident reader? How can we help beginning readers improve their reading fluency? Two words: Sight Words! Using activities like these free printable first grade sight words worksheets are an awesome way to build fluency! What Are Sight Words?…

Free Printable Kindergarten Sight Words Worksheets

There is nothing more satisfying to a parent or teacher than hearing their kindergartener beginning to read. Just wait until you hear the excitement in your child’s voice when they realize they can recognize the words on these sight words worksheets. What Are Sight Words? Sight words are exactly what they sound like…words readers automatically…

Free Printable Pre-K Sight Words Worksheets

“I KNOW THAT WORD!” Those proud words coming from a preschooler or kindergartener are music to the ears of parents and teachers alike. Just think how excited your beginning readers will be to start working on reading skills with these pre k sight words printable worksheets when they recognize the words printed on them. What…

Free Printable Valentine Alphabet Worksheets: Spin and Stamp

You know writing is tough. It doesn’t come automatically for every kid and for some special needs kids, it doesn’t happen at all. My daughter lacks the fine motor ability to be able to form letters, but she loves talking about the alphabet, practicing with her beautiful scribbles and then “reading” what she wrote. Sometimes…

Free Winter Alphabet Activity for Uppercase and Lowercase Letters

Do your kids love snow as much as mine do? The squeals that come from the window when they see even just a few flakes falling always makes me smile. Choosing snowballs as a theme for preschool alphabet activities is an easy choice in our house, one that is always a winner. Kids who love…

Gingerbread Emotions Mini Book

We all know how explaining and showing emotions is something children need to practice. Sometimes this includes yelling, throwing, and having a knock down, drag out tantrum. As frustrating as this is, it’s can be a normal stage in development for young children. There are so many different ways you can work to help your…

Reading Journal Interactive Notebook

Have you fallen in love with Interactive Notetaking? We have! I love the hands-on nature of the activities that involve so much more of the brain than a plain worksheet or simply copying down notes. We have fallen in love with Interactive Notebooks over the last few years. When my 3rd daughter started school, I…

Spring Stamp Letter Recognition Printable for Preschool

Spring is finally peeking through the winter blinds. It has been a long time coming, we had a really really really long, cold and snowy winter. It’s time to fill the world with sunshine, flowers, butterflies and baby animals again!That is why when this Spring Stamp Letter Recognition Printable activity came to mind, I couldn’t…

Spring Fine Motor Mats with LEGOs

Did you see our Winter Fine Motor Mats with LEGOs? I had such a great response, not only from my daughter (who has just recently decided to add something different into her day) but from readers too. I understand why! It is incredibly simple prep but engaging and fun for kids. I would say that…