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).
HERE THEY ARE!! I am VERY excited about these pre-primer color by number sight word printables since they provide a new way to introduce and teach sight words. You may also be interested in our Ready2Read program that combines both phonics AND sight words! As an educator, I understand that children need both components to successfully…
Where are the blueberries Sophia? After our recent trip to the zoo Sophia has become even more enamored with animals and their sounds, so I decided to make some farm animal (and fruit) printables for our refrigerator. Of course you could also use the dishwasher and cookie sheet too! These are great for my 16…
This week we have been working on the letter W. She really enjoys using a toothpick to poke holes in the paper to form the shape of the letter. I found this resource here. This activity is great for building up those fine motor skills needed for writing. Sorting is an activity that preschools really…
Audrey has just about finished the first set of Bob Books. She is so proud of her accomplishments and is eager to have Daddy listen to her read one of the books. I have found a few resources that have made the Bob Book journey a little more exciting. First, these printable charts have been…
Both Sophia and Audrey love reading books. They will sit by themselves and read book after book. I have frequently seen Sophia in Audrey’s lap as she reads some of her favorite books to her, but perhaps the most coveted reading spot is found in Daddy’s or Mommy’s lap. At 15 months, here is a…
