Hooray for Spring! Outside the sun is shining, bugs are buzzing and the flowers are blossoming! Celebrate Spring with this …
With all the fun Star Gazing party ideas we’re sharing this week, it’s only appropriate we offer a star worksheet, …
With both my boys home sick today I made two versions of this week’s worksheet — one for my first grader and a simplified version for my preschooler.
My kids cannot get enough ornaments. Whether it’s staring at them, adding them to our Christmas trees or taking them …
I’m not sure where this Feelings Worksheet came from, but my little guy LOVES playing with my face. He gently …
With Valentine’s Day class parties around the corner, teachers and Room Moms alike are probably looking for some last-minute educational activities. So, we put together a few free Valentine’s Day school worksheets.
First up, heart tracing worksheets for our youngest superkids and a Valentine’s Day dot-to-dot for kids and students counting to 20.
Desiree D., a Supermom of two girls, from Sandy, Utah, said: When my five-year-old daughter isn’t at school, she is …
With Halloween behind us, we are anxiously moving onto Thanksgiving around here! In fact, all our Halloween décor is down …
Liam gets homework every night, and to Harrison (who is now 3), Liam’s homework looks really fun. I think this …
Attalie’s back to school and today is her first day of homework. This year they are using primary handwriting paper …
With Thanksgiving around the corner, we have been really into teepees (or tipis) this week. Harrison is fascinated with the …
Between sick kids, sick moms and all the other happenings this time of year, we didn’t have a chance to …
With all the free printable worksheets we have shared over the years, I was surprised when I realized that we …
From our experience as homeroom moms, we know a fun, holiday-themed worksheet is a nice addition to class parties. In …
Yikes! My boys have Meet Your Teacher this Friday — summer went WAY too fast! Technically we are ready for …
Bettijo and I just finished shooting a fun and colorful Dinosaur party (which we’ll show next week). Of course with all the fun dinosaur games and decorations we had out, my little Harrison was intrigued.
So we put together a couple quick worksheets — a dot-to-dot and a tracing version of a dinosaur footprint. This week’s worksheets are geared towards preschoolers learning to trace and those needing practice counting to 10. You could even use them for cutting practice.
With a five year old who is impatiently learning to write (she is ready to author storybooks although can’t yet …
This week’s worksheet will bring some warm-weather excitement to handwriting practice. With our summer words printable your little ones can …
