I have seen these craft stick puzzles on the internet and have been wanting to make a few for Audrey. I am so glad that I did!! They are super simple and inexpensive to make. They are a great tool to help reinforce number order. I decided to make the numbers start with 30 since…
As an elementary school teacher, I saw many children struggle to read. It was painful to watch them as they attempted to read aloud with utter embarrassment and a mindset of failure. There are too many reasons to list as to why kids struggle to read. Needless to say, I want Audrey and Sophia to…
Audrey has become very interested in our clock and attempts to tell the time. I created some printables that you can turn into magnets! This worksheet focuses on matching digital to analogue. Click {HERE} to download! *If you like our printables, please add us as your follow us on Teachers Pay Teachers! 🙂 Thanks! I had…
I was extremely excited share these Word Family Slides. These are proving to be a wonderful addition to our early reading journeys. They have already helped correct some mistakes with short and long vowel sounds. One recommendation that I have is to somehow identify the matching slide and word slip. I used different colored stars for…
I remember being in Brownies and making these peanut butter bird feeders. I knew that I wanted the girls to have the same sweet experience, so I figured I would wait for the Spring to make these homemade bird feeders. What?? What until Spring? It dawned on me that it is bird feeding month and…
I wanted to introduce Sophia to some basic shapes and reinforce preschool skills for Audrey, especially since she still confuses the triangle and square. As a elementary school teacher, I remember students being much more engaged in a lesson when they could claim some sort of ownership to a project. In this case, I made…
I love puzzles and tools that reinforce phonics. Although Audrey is solid in her letter identification, we love to take out our puzzles and practice. With this puzzle, she hopped on the letters as she said the sounds and she read the puzzle pieces since they included some sight words (is, for).
