Category: ABC Letter Games

I recently came across a beautiful idea on TikTok from a creator named @savannahholt10. I don’t know if she originated the concept or was simply another kind soul sharing something meaningful, but her video is what sparked something in me.

As a mom of four young-ish kids, birthdays are a big deal in our house. We bake cakes, we hang balloons, we sing too loud, we celebrate each child for exactly who they are. Those little traditions are some of the brightest moments in our family’s life.

But the reality is that many families don’t have the resources to celebrate birthdays the way they might hope to. A huge portion of people experiencing food insecurity are children, and the thought of a child not getting a birthday celebration, or a parent having to silently choose between groceries and making their child feel special, just hurts my heart.

That’s why this idea resonated so deeply.

A Birthday in a Box is small, simple, inexpensive, and deeply human.

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Learning sight words is one of the biggest milestones on the path to confident reading, and “in” is one of the earliest and most important words kids will encounter!

I created these free printable sight word worksheets to help children practice reading and writing in through playful, hands-on activities that build both literacy and fine-motor skills.

As a mom of four (with one currently in 1st grade!), I see every day how much progress comes from short, consistent reading practice. My goal with these pages, and with all my sight word printables, is to make early learning fun, easy, and completely free for teachers, homeschoolers, and parents like us.

These “In” sight word printables are ready for you to print, use, and share – perfect for classroom centers, morning work, small-group activities, or quiet learning time at home!

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The sight word “a” may look tiny, but it’s one of the most important words your child will ever learn to read and write. It shows up everywhere, in picture books, short sentences, and early readers – and once kids recognize it automatically, reading starts to feel smooth and natural.

I created these free printable “a” sight word worksheets to help beginning readers practice in a fun, hands-on way. As a mom of four (with one in 1st grade right now), I know how important it is to make early learning simple, joyful, and affordable, whether you’re teaching in a classroom, at home, or just looking for extra reading support after school.

These worksheets are free to download and perfect for teachers, homeschoolers, or parents who want to build reading confidence through play and repetition.

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Learning to read starts with the little words and “and” is one of the first your child will master! I created these free printable sight word worksheets to help kids practice reading and writing and in fun, low-stress ways that build confidence and fine-motor skills at the same time.

As a mom of four (with one currently in 1st grade!), I know how big of a leap this stage of learning can be. My son is right in the middle of sight word practice right now, and I wanted to create pages that make that process fun, easy, and affordable for our family, and for teachers, homeschoolers, and parents everywhere.

These “And” sight word printables are free to download and ready to use at home or in the classroom. You’re welcome to print, share, and include them in lesson plans or reading centers!

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Get ready for a jolly and festive season with my 10 Free Printable Christmas Themed Color by Number Worksheets, designed to keep your little ones entertained all holiday long.

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