Do your kids like to be active and creative? Then I have a great activity for you to share with them today. Best of all, it's a fun way to work on reading sight words. My boys actually created View Post


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Do your kids like to be active and creative? Then I have a great activity for you to share with them today. Best of all, it's a fun way to work on reading sight words. My boys actually created View Post

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Let's go to the zoo. It's one of our favorite places to visit and now that the weather is warming up, we'll be planning more trips. Turn your next zoo experience into a literacy filled opportunity. View Post

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You just found out you that you are headed to Hawaii! It's time to pack. You'll need all the essentials for a warm and festive vacation. Sounds good, right? Young emerging readers have that same View Post

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Get the bofa off the sofa. Have you seen those ghairs under my stairs? We are having all sorts of rhyming fun today inspired by There's a Wocket in My Pocket by Dr. Seuss. Many of us read Dr. Seuss View Post

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Draw, color, draw, color, repeat! That pretty much sums up our mornings lately. My kids love to create books. We created this monster book to work on color word recognition. It's super fun to View Post

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Fire Prevention Week is in October each year. The beginning of the school year is also a time of working on basic counting and number writing in many early childhood settings. I've combined both of View Post

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Outdoor play on a hot day is a whole lot better with a block of ice. Add a little phonemic awareness learning in with this beginning sounds activity and you have a whole lot of literacy fun! Ice View Post