Free Printable Colors Of Fall: Emergent Reader Fall is here, and it’s bringing all the gorgeous colors with it! From the deep reds of falling leaves to the bright orange of pumpkins, this season is the perfect time to teach kids about colors. That’s why I created My Little Book of Fall Colors, a printable
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Printable Fall Counting Activity Book For Children As the leaves turn vibrant shades of orange and gold, it’s the perfect time for your kids to explore this Fall Counting Book. A couple of years ago, I created this Spring Counting Book and I have gotten many messages from moms and teachers loving them. So, I
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Winter is the perfect time to try some indoor activities with your kids. So, why not use this chance to play and learn with them! Use these Winter tracing worksheets with your preschoolers and kindergarteners to practice their pre-writing skills at home or school. If you are a teacher or a homeschooler, you can include
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Learn how to start a nature journal with your kids using the help of this guide. It includes ideas on how to start nature journaling, what to include in your nature journal, and free printable prompts to get you and your family started. Creating a journal is the perfect excuse to get outdoors with your
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10 Things You Can Do to Raise a Reader Trying to get your children to read on their holiday break? Or looking for ways to inspire your kids to read more? These 10 tips to raise a reader will help you teach your children that reading is not just a homework assignment, but a fun
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Easter Picture Books Looking for Easter basket ideas that are not candies? Books are a great option and a wonderful motivation to instill a love of reading in your kids. We all love a good chocolate bunny, especially the little ones! But it might not be a good idea to fill their baskets just with
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Your kids are growing up and beginning to understand abstract concepts, which also means that they have more complex fears. Your 4- to 5-year-olds are not only scared of things they can see, such as darkness; but also scared of things in their imagination, such as monsters. The combination of both, reality and fantasy, can
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Memory match games are always a hit with the little ones. They can play them over and over again without complaining. That’s why I created this Easter memory game for kids. It can be a great addition to those Easter baskets and the perfect activity for rainy days. Playing it can improve your children’s memory
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Picture Books About Cats If you are new here, you should know that we are following the Reading Challenge; but instead of reading just one book, we decided to pick as many as we wanted for a couple of weeks. This time it’s the turn for books about cats and we couldn’t be more excited!
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Reading should be an amusing experience and not something we feel forced to do. That’s why I created this Reading Challenge; as a tool to inspire anyone, especially the little ones, to read a little more! At home, we are not fans of reading logs. We think they transform reading into a task, like a
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Easy Ways to Get Your Child Ready to Read When kids start reading, a brand new and exciting world opens up to them. Learning new words and having an extensive vocabulary is the most important thing for children to learn to read. Below we will explore some pre-reading tips to prepare children to read. Did
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