Today I’m sharing an easy flower silhouette craft for Kids. All you need is a few supplies from around the house and the free flower template from this post. Read More
Easy Flower Silhouette Craft for Kids
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How to Raise Preschoolers Who Love Books
Let’s talk about how to raise preschoolers who love books and reading. Read More
Easy Handprint Heart Tree Craft for Kids
Today I’m sharing how we made this cute handprint heart tree craft with our kids. This is the perfect afternoon craft: little to no prep and super fun for the kids!
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Printable Word Wall for Sight Words
Today I’m sharing this printable farmhouse-themed word wall that I just listed in my tpt store. This would work well for a homeschool or classroom setting. Now, let’s talk about word walls… Read More
Things Your Preschooler Can Learn at Home
Are wondering what your preschooler can be learning? Here is a checklist to help you have a successful preschool at home.
Printable Christmas Prewriting Book
The Christmas season has officially arrived. Here is our printable, Christmas prewriting book we will be using this month. Read More
Printable First Day of School Signs for Preschool thru 12th Grade
Our family is a couple weeks out from officially starting school back up, but I’m am getting some of our resources together. Today I will be sharing the first day of school signs we will be using.
Prewriting Book One (Simple Strokes and Basic Lines) for Preschoolers
Here is the first book of my Prewriting Series for Preschoolers. It focuses on introducing the pencil, as well as, simple strokes, and basic lines.
Printable Back-to-School All About Me Book
With school is just around the corner, I’m sharing this All About Me Book. It is a fun, creative-writing exercise that our students are sure to enjoy. Read More
The Importance of Building Prewriting Skills in Preschoolers
One essential aspect of preschool is developing the fine motor skills needed for handwriting. While sometimes this looks like a paper and a pencil, sometimes it’s simply giving them the tools to play constructively.