When it comes to learning to read, small words make a big difference, and “it” is one of the first sight words every new reader will master! These free printable “it” sight word worksheets make practice fun, hands-on, and engaging for early learners.

The word it pops up constantly in beginner books and sentences, which means the more familiar your child becomes with it, the smoother their reading will be. These pages combine fine motor tracing, reading comprehension, and playful creativity to make sight word learning simple and enjoyable.

As a mom of four (with one currently in 1st grade!), I wanted to make sight word practice easy for both teachers and parents, with no prep, all fun, and completely free printable worksheets that fit right into your reading routine.

This “It” sight word pack features a gentle horse and wind theme that ties perfectly to the tracing sentence:
“It is windy.”
A fun way for kids to connect words to meaning while improving handwriting and word recognition!

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Once children start recognizing simple sight words like the and is, they’re ready for slightly longer ones, and “that” is the perfect next step!

These free printable “that” sight word worksheets help kids build confidence reading and writing this important high-frequency word. Each printable blends coloring, tracing, writing, and sentence practice into short, low-stress activities that make learning fun and memorable.

As a mom of four (with one currently in 1st grade!), I know how tricky the leap from small two-letter words to longer ones can be. My goal with these printables is to keep learning approachable and creative, so parents, teachers, and homeschoolers can teach sight words with ease and without extra prep time.

These “That” sight word worksheets are completely free to download, print, and share – perfect for classrooms, reading centers, or extra practice at home.

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Looking for a cozy and creative Christmas craft? This felt reindeer sewing pattern is a perfect choice! Whether you’re crafting with kids, looking for a mindful holiday project, or making DIY ornaments to decorate your tree, this beginner-friendly tutorial will guide you step-by-step. Handmade felt ornaments add a charming, rustic touch to Christmas décor, and this little reindeer plushie can be used as a tree ornament, stocking stuffer, or even strung together with others to make a festive garland.

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Learning sight words doesn’t have to feel repetitive, especially when there’s a dinosaur involved! These free printable “is” sight word worksheets make reading practice fun and hands-on for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and early first graders.

The sight word is might look small, but it’s one of the most common words your child will see in books and stories. Mastering it helps unlock smoother, more confident reading.

As a mom of four (with one right in the middle of 1st grade reading lessons!), I know how much better kids learn when they’re engaged. That’s why I designed these pages to combine sight word mastery with playful, themed learning. This “is” pack features friendly dinosaurs, because who doesn’t love a little prehistoric fun while learning?

These “Is” sight word printables are completely free to download, easy to print, and perfect for classroom use, homeschool lessons, or extra reading support at home.

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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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