Beautiful Feet is a wonderful tool for teaching geography through literacy. Beautiful Feet provides beautiful picture books, detailed maps, and thought-provoking questions that engage children. We were sitting on the floor in my bedroom. It was time for a new book and my oldest eagerly...
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These puzzles have children spelling and then reading 10 igh words. Since the syllables are broken into different puzzle pieces, children are able to focus and practice the long i sound found in -igh. Sometimes learning is easy for my adorable first grader who is...
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Do your kids like to explore on the beach? Try out these 25 beach learning activities to build background knowledge before you head to the beach! This post may contain Amazon links and links to other bloggers. There is no extra cost to you, but...
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Keeping kids from losing knowledge over the summer can be hard. Check out three activities we are doing this summer to prevent the summer slide. This post may contain Amazon links, other affiliate links, and links to other bloggers. There is no extra cost to...
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Grab your free sight word emergent readers for when and where. There is a book for the sight word when and the sight word where. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here”...
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Is your child a fan of baseball? This baseball alphabet beginning sound sort will help your child with vocabulary, beginning sounds, and letter recognition. Get your free printable by clicking on the blue button at the end of the post. Counting and one to...
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Last fall God placed on my heart the need to be intentional about teaching my boys scripture. As the conviction hit, I ended up creating a Bible Study that I could do with my two boys. Standing Firm: Putting on the Whole...
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The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button. The finger flies over the counting bears and the words one, two, three are being mumbled. Everything sounds great, but the words and the...
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Ready to teach trigraphs? Check out these 15 hands-on and fun trigraph activities to help your students learn shr, scr, spr, sqr, str, and thr trigraphs or consonant clusters. His face screwed up into a funny frown. ssss, tttt, rrrr, ong. “That doesn’t sound...
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Want a fun way to work on diphthongs? Check out this low prep, diphthong game that encourages children to read diphthong words and find matching pictures. The free printable is at the very end of the post. You can get it by clicking on...
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