31Jan
Phonics beginning sounds games
There are tons of ways to begin teaching sounds. The best way I have come so far is teaching phonics beginning sounds with the help of pictures and games. I
PreK activities
19Nov
pencil control worksheets
This set of preschool worksheets is perfect for developing pencil control. This PDF pack consists of 4 worksheets and 16 variations to practice different types of lines, such as curved,
26Oct
Complete the pictures – a to z
For quite some time, I wanted to create a pack for my little preschoolers where they can exercise their brains and little hands to complete pictures. I am so pleased
30Sep
a to z alphabet chart activity
I have created this ‘abc alphabet chart activity’ for letters a to z in order to revisit beginning sounds and letters with kids. Print out the chart on
29Sep
beginning letter sounds worksheets – things we eat
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. At no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. How about we make
16Sep
alphabet playdough mats
I am always on the lookout for activities and games for preschoolers to teach them letters and their beginning sounds. Activities lead to engagement. I have created these playdough mats
15Sep
alphabets sounds a to z flashcards
Phonics alphabet sounds are the first step for our curious learners who are learning to read. Understanding the beginning sounds of words lays the foundation for the phonological-awareness. This awareness will
14Aug
fruit names with pictures
Fruit can be defined as the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food. We see and consume fruits
13Jun
beginning sounds activities for preschoolers
Children are always learning and I have created these beginning sounds activities for our little preschoolers so they can understand beginning sounds in a fun manner. This is the first
02Jun
vegetables name and charts
The informal word for vegetables is veggies. These ‘vegetables charts’ that I will be sharing in this post is a useful resource for preschool classrooms and as a visual graph
