Education resources for parents and teachers
Are you doing a unit about the five senses? You'll love this list of books to read alongside your activities! Welcome to a gigantic book list for the five senses! I'll start by sharing some books that tell about the five senses all at once. Then I'll share both fiction and nonfiction titles for exploring each sense one by one. Cold, Crunchy, Colorful: Using Our Senses, by Jane Brockett This book ...Read More
Looking for ideas for a pumpkin, leaf, or apple theme for preschoolers and kindergartners? This giant set of Fall activities is just what you need! A goal of mine is to create a giant resource of themed packs for parents and teachers of children in preschool and kindergarten. This Fall Theme Pack was so much fun to create! Just check out all the goodness in this 250-page packet! One of the very best parts of my ...Read More
We're doing an All About Me theme this month, so it was a great time to read books about the human body. Check out our favorites! Have you seen our All About Me pack? It has a huge variety of activities for children in preschool and kindergarten. The theme pack teaches the human body, emotions, and the five senses. These are the books we found to read alongside our human body ...Read More
We've been having loads of fun doing all about me preschool activities this month. I put together a collection of art ideas to fit the theme! Many preschool teachers begin the year with All About Me theme. Even though my little guy is having preschool at home, I thought it would be a great way to kick off the year. While his older siblings have begun a new school year in kindergarten, first, and third grade, ...Read More
This long a spelling game will help your child learn to spell a-e and ai words. This is the second week in my spelling game series for kids learning to spell long vowel patterns. Last week we tackled short a and a-e. This week we're adding ai words to the mix. It's low-prep, too! Just print the game board and cut apart the cards. Grab a die and playing pieces, and you're ready to go. How to ...Read More
Today I'm sharing a collection of fun letter T activities for preschool! In previous weeks, I've referred to my giant list of alphabet activities to find ideas for our letter of the week. But now that my ebook is done and printed, I just opened it up and found the ones that I knew would be best for my little guy. I just love having this gem all printed and ready to go! Letter T Activities Even ...Read More
Looking for a free emotions emergent reader? We loved reading this book alongside our other All About Me activities! (This post contains affiliate links.) This week we've been using printables from our All About Me Theme to learn more about emotions. After listening to a collection of books about feelings, it was time for my preschooler to read his own! Before I pulled out the emergent reader, I printed ...Read More
你看过our giant collection of phonics printables? Today I'm adding a new set of games to teach children long vowel sounds. It's another game in my series of colorful, no prep games! So far we've shared Roll a short vowel Roll a blend Roll a digraph It's time for Roll a Long Vowel! (Oops - I didn't change the name of this game from my Short Vowel template before the I printed and took a picture. It's ...Read More
These books about feelings are perfect to read during an All About Me theme for preschool and kindergarten! This month I'm doing an All About Me theme with my preschooler. Along with all the emotions activities in my theme pack, we've enjoyed reading these books about feelings together. How Do Dinosaurs Say I'm Mad? by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague We love every book we're read in the How Do ...Read More
Looking for five senses activities for preschoolers and kindergartners? Check these out! (This post contains affiliate links.) Today I had the joy of teaching concepts of print to my three-year-old. Concepts of print. Sounds real exciting, huh? To a three-year-old, you bet it is! I chose an activity from my giant All About Me Theme pack. First, we pinned our pocket chart up on the bulletin ...Read More
