These simple preposition worksheets are very simple and easy to use. They are perfect for beginners who need a little practice finding prepositions in a sentence. You can download the free printable by clicking on the teal button at the end of the post. My kids...
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This preschool homeschool curriculum has fun online activities and a bright, colorful essential skills workbook. Preschool Homeschool Curriculum When my oldest boys were little, preschool work was much easier to plan. I wasn’t knee deep in blog work, and I was only finding a few activities a day...
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Reading Eggs provides a wonderful online reading program for preschoolers to Fifth graders. Check out how my four kids felt about it. There is something about sitting down and doing work on a computer. It is so much more fun than a workbook. Lights flash,...
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Using mentor texts for reading is a wonderful way to help children develop reading comprehension skills. Check out our use of Odd Boy Out as a mentor text. It is time for a little honesty! As a fourth and fifth grade teacher in a public...
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Are you looking for activities based on children’s books? 7Sister’s has created packets that allow children to dive deeper into some of our favorite books. There’s something about holding a real book in your hand and reading aloud to your children. It is fun! It...
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Are you teaching prepositions? These cut and paste books are a fun way for children to identify prepositions in a sentence! Prepositions! My littles are working on memorizing these fun words. We are putting cute teddy bears over and under as we explore the...
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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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