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SHORT A WORD FAMILY FLIP BOOKS
by Angela Thayer Leave a Comment
Are you teaching word families? If so, you'll want to check out these Short A
Family Flip Books! Not only are these cute, but they are also a great way to
help kids practice reading! Kids can create them in the classroom and then bring
them home to read to parents or caregivers. I'm excited to offer these flip
books FREE to you! Short A Family Flip Books All you need for these flip books
are the following: paper scissors crayons or colored pencils stapler Begin by …
[Read more...]
Filed Under: Phonics, Reading Tagged With: short a, word families
ALPHABET BUILDING ACTIVITY FROM LAKESHORE LEARNING
by Angela Thayer Leave a Comment
Disclosure: I am a blog ambassador for Lakeshore Learning and am compensated for
my work. I received the product free of charge, but all thoughts and opinions
are 100% mine. Kids learn alphabet letters at different rates. Most kids need a
lot of different multi-sensory activities to learn the alphabet letters.
Learning letters doesn’t occur in a straight line from A to Z. Students learn
from repeated exposure over time and they learn letters at their own pace. It
may only take 1 day for a … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Alphabet Tagged With: alphabet, fine motor skills, hands-on
learning, lakeshore learning
THANKSGIVING I-SPY PRINTABLES
by Angela Thayer 3 Comments
Thanksgiving will be here before we know it! If you need a quick idea to do in
the classroom or at home, you have to check out these Thanksgiving I-Spy
Printables! Kids love them and they help with visual discrimination. This free
printable comes in two versions. The printable that has mostly turkeys is the
harder one. Since the turkeys are pretty similar to each other, you have to look
closely to discriminate the differences. Each page is filled with pictures to
find and … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Holidays, Printables Tagged With: i-spy, thanksgiving
HALLOWEEN I-SPY PRINTABLE
by Angela Thayer Leave a Comment
Halloween is just around the corner, so I have a fun Halloween I-Spy printable
to share with you! This would be a fun class activity, especially for ages 5-10.
There are two I-Spy sheets, in color and in black and white. Each page is filled
with creatures to find and count. After the creatures are found, students can
write the number in the boxes at the bottom of the page. Once all the creatures
are counted, see which picture had the most and the least! This is a simple …
[Read more...]
Filed Under: Halloween, Holidays Tagged With: Halloween, i-spy
LEAF ACTIVITIES FOR PRESCHOOLERS
by Angela Thayer 17 Comments
Fall is a perfect time to plan some leaf activities with preschoolers. If you
live in a place where the leaves change colors, then you know how magical it
feels when this happens. Every year I long for the colored leaves to last a
little bit longer before they gracefully fall to the ground. Today I'm showing
you some of our absolute FAVORITE leaf activities! I hope you'll try some of
them out and let me know which one is your favorite! 1. Sticky Leaf Tree Go on a
leaf hunt and find all … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Crafts, Fall Activities Tagged With: fall activities, leaf, leaves,
letter L
FINE MOTOR TASK CARDS
by Angela Thayer 1 Comment
This post contains affiliate links. See my disclosure for more details. Fine
motor skills are incredibly important to focus on with children. I am constantly
adding fine motor activities to our day to help my boys strengthen their hands.
Fine motor skills require the use of smaller muscle groups to perform tasks that
are precise in nature. These are activities that use hand muscles to manipulate
small pieces or use small movements to complete tasks. Whether you are teaching
young children … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Fine Motor Skills Tagged With: fine motor, fine motor skills
Q-TIP PAINTING FOR LOWERCASE LETTERS
by Angela Thayer 3 Comments
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to Amazon for your convenience.
See my disclosure for more details. Learning alphabet letters is an important
thing to learn during the preschool and kindergarten years! A fun, hands-on way
to learn this is through this Q-Tip Painting Activity. This activity I'm sharing
with you today is for lowercase letters. I've also created Q-tip painting
printables for uppercase letters and numbers, too. I love teaching alphabet
letters through … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Alphabet Tagged With: alphabet, lowercase
CHAPTER BOOKS FOR PRESCHOOLERS
by Angela Thayer Leave a Comment
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to Amazon. See my disclosure for
details. Are you looking for chapter books to read aloud to preschoolers?
Read-aloud time is my favorite part of the school day and by reading with my
children, I've been able to find books that we love and adore. I'm always
looking for suggestions for books to read to my kids during our homeschool day.
I either preview a book by reading it ahead of time or I get book
recommendations from friends. Today I'm … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Book Lists Tagged With: chapter books
Q-TIP PAINTING FOR UPPERCASE LETTERS
by Angela Thayer 4 Comments
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to Amazon for your convenience.
See my disclosure for more details. There are so many fun ways to teach kids
alphabet letters! One way to do it is with this Uppercase Letters Q-Tip Painting
activity. This free printable includes 26 pages for all the uppercase alphabet
letters. Each page has an alphabet letter that can be filled in with Q-tip
painting. At the bottom of each page, there are two pictures that begin with
that letter. For the … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Alphabet, Printables Tagged With: alphabet, uppercase letters
Q-TIP NUMBER PAINTING ACTIVITY
by Angela Thayer 3 Comments
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to Amazon for your convenience.
See my disclosure for more details. Teaching kids about numbers is a lot of fun!
There are so many fun activities you can do, including this one! This Q-Tip
Number Painting Activity is not only great for learning numbers but also a
wonderful way to work on fine motor skills! This printable PDF includes 10
pages. Each page has a number that can be filled in with Q-tip painting. At the
bottom of each page, … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Math, Preschool
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