I first made the Preschool Learning Folder for my son almost two years ago. It was a ton of work, but I loved the whole process. Not only that, it became a staple preschool resource in our home.

My son has since moved onto Kindergarten Skill Building. But before I passed this well-loved resource onto my daughter, I thought I would give it a much needed facelift.

Not only did I update the fonts and graphics, I was able to add a few things like plant life-cycle, rhyming, and beginning letter sounds.

My daughter has had the updated version now for a few months and I will tell you, SHE LOVES IT. She pulls it out every.single.day. ❤️👇❤️

Assembly

While I did make this printable more cut-friendly, this notebook still takes some prep work, as far as, the laminating, cutting, and adding velcro goes. However, enlisting the help of older kids or a spouse really helps to make the process go faster. 😉

Assembly materials used:

Note: don’t skimp on the velcro (the binder will last longer if the pieces stick well).

Storage

I’ve had a ton of people ask how I store the pieces. In my experience, keeping the pieces attached to each page works the best.

I’ve taught my kids to do one page at a time, and make sure the pieces are back in place, before they turn to work on the next.

A Printable Download for you:

This Preschool Learning Folder was made with my kiddos in mind. However, I have also made it available for you. If you would like this resource for your homeschool or classroom you can find the DOWNLOAD HERE.