When I came up with an idea for printable color worksheets for kindergarten and 1st-grade kids, I was sure there would not be much work to do to create them. I was wrong. I started with a simple worksheet. There were empty lines and words with colors’ names to trace. Then I find some info […]
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Today I want to share with you files created for learning basic shapes. There are free printable pages with tracing shapes for kids in preschool and kindergarten. I must admit that I had fun creating them. My favorite in this printable is the last page with a foldable booklet. There are just three basic shapes
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My son was really interested in the Montessori Number Roll when he was in Kindergarten. He was bringing his work home from preschool and continued work. He enjoyed unrolling it and seeing how long is his work. He enjoyed seeing how the numbers are growing. He made not one number roll but a couple of
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There are two things to understand before you begin teaching your child how to write their name. The first is that you need to start by teaching your child how to recognize their name. The second is that your child needs to be ready to write letters. Some children are interested in writing earlier, while
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Today, I am excited to share my idea for fun and educational rainbow worksheets for kindergarten and first-grade students. These worksheets include five pages of engaging activities that are related to the topic of rainbows. These worksheets can be used in a classroom setting or at home for homeschooling. What will you find in this
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Today, I want to share with you a simple Mother’s Day present that your child can make for you. If your child is in preschool, you may have received a one-page worksheet called “All About My Mom” where your child answered questions about you. The printable I am sharing with you today is inspired by
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I am not sure if it is a rule, but in my experience, Mother’s Day cards made by my kids were often rushed and not given much attention. I realized that if I didn’t take action, they would not learn to make something special for me. About three years ago, I was having a weekly
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