If you're like most parents, you agonize, at least a little bit, about what you should be doing to get your child ready for kindergarten. It can be overwhelming to figure out what is really important and whether or not you are filling all the gaps to get them off and...
This is a set of three engaging math printables designed to add some autumn fun to your classroom. These harvest-themed math worksheets feature inequalities, tally marks, addition and following directions. For a little extra fun, you can expand your learning of tally marks and inequalities by teaching with fall candy corn or...
When you're gearing up for an exciting Kindergarten year teaching your child, you may want to make sure you've covered the preschool basics. No matter which Kindergarten curriculum you choose to use, there are ten things you need to know before starting Kindergarten with your child. (more…)
Learning the letters of the alphabet should be TONS of fun! Many Preschool & Kindergarten Programs will implement a Letter of the Week to help build letter recognition and letter sound identification skills. Today we have a super cute Alphabet Sound Chart you can use to review letter sounds with your...
Kindergarten is the time to solidify knowledge of the alphabet and build on previous skills taught in preschool. Let's face it, summer is long and some kindergarteners will need to review their letters before moving on to learning to read. Use the worksheets, games, and activity pages below to...
Our Number of the Day Math worksheets are perfect for daily math skills. This set includes thirty number of the day worksheets, each with numerous activities on a single sheet of paper. Punch holes and use these in a daily math notebook for added convenience. This single sheet teaches children...
Sight Word Worksheets & Activity Pages for Preschool and Kindergarten students. Sight words are words that generally cannot be sounded out phonetically, or have a silent letter. These are words children will simply need to memorize by sight through repetition from reading and targeted learning. Sight Word of the Week...
