Hey there, fellow education enthusiasts! If you’re like me, you’re on a never-ending quest to find affordable and engaging ways to teach your mini-me’s — in this case, the letter writing and recognition A.  And you’ve come to the right spot because I’ve created a treasure trove of free printable Letter A worksheets, that range from basic capital and lowercase letter A printables, to themed letter tracing worksheets that include unicorns, dinos, mermaids, dogs, cats and more! (Hopefully a theme that will spark a little bit of extra joy in every child’s learning journey.) Read More

If you’ve got little kids at home and $10 to spend at Dollar Tree, you can pull together 5 awesome extended play sensory bins—and I’ve got the free printable menus, cards, and friends to go with them!

These bins are super simple to make and perfect for play with multiple kids. Toddlers can jump right into the sensory fun—scooping, squishing, and exploring—while older preschool age kids can enjoy more structured play by following simple “recipes,” checking off ingredient lists, or even inventing their own combinations with the printable menus.

It doesn’t have to be fancy to be fun. Just a few basic supplies, some imagination, and your kids will hopefully be entertained for hours.

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Teaching young readers is an exciting journey, filled with both joy and challenges. If you’re like me, you understand the significance of aiding early readers through effective strategies. One of the most impactful methods I’ve come across is focusing on sight words. That’s why I am excited to present my tenth set of free printable high-frequency sight word worksheets!

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If you’re like me, you understand that guiding young learners through reading can be an exciting journey, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. One effective strategy I’ve discovered to assist kindergarteners and early readers is the use of sight words. I’m excited to present my ninth set of free printable high-frequency sight word worksheets!

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Teaching young learners can be a delightful journey, although it comes with its own set of challenges. One highly effective strategy I’ve found for aiding kindergarteners and early readers is the use of sight words. Today, I’m excited to present my eighth collection of free printable high-frequency sight word worksheets, featuring the words: made, over, did, down, only, way, find, use, may, and water!

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