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You can teach your child at home. Even if your child goes to school, you’ll find easy educational activities to teach important academic skills. These are easy ways you can teach your child important skills like learning to read and write. You are your child’s best teacher – you just need someone to show you how to teach your child at home!
If you’re looking for an easy and effective way to improve your child’s reading and spelling, try using word mapping worksheets. It’s a little cringy to think about how I used to say this: “Here you go. Your child need to memorize all these words.” I used to tell parents this at Back to School…
Children love to learn about animal life cycles. Grab these butterfly life cycle worksheets and your child will develop their writing skills at the same time. Last week I got the best text message from one of my tutor student’s mom: “He can’t wait until tutoring next week so he can write more about life…
Before your children can write letters, they need to master tracing. Grab the free tracing lines worksheets to get your children writing well. As parents, we just kind of take for granted that we can pick up a pencil and write. But it’s not that easy for a lot of children. Especially if your child…
Have you tried dot art before? If not, grab this free Earth Day Dot Art printable and give it a try today. So Earth Day is almost here and parents and teachers everywhere are scrambling for a fun, low-prep activity. I have you covered friend. No complicated paper mache globes are necessary. All you need…
Do you know the most overlooked reason children struggle to read? It’s weak phonemic awareness skills. When the pandemic began, my first-grade daughter started doing distance learning with her first-grade class. I’ll never forget that just four days into distance learning, I walked upstairs to where my husband was working remotely and said, “Kyle, I…
Looking for a quality preschool worksheet packet pdf? Here you’ll find the resources your preschool child needs to master early learning skills. A few weeks ago, a mom posted a question in my neighborhood moms’ Facebook group: “Where can I find good preschool worksheets for my son?” Instead of answers to her question, she received…
Busy binders are the easiest way to help your preschooler is learn. These low-prep, hands-on activities keep them busy and save you time! You have the best of intentions. You see all those cool activities on Instagram. You promised yourself you’ll set it up in the morning. But then the baby is up all night…
Whether you’re snowed in for the fourth day of a blizzard or you’re wearing shorts in the Florida sunshine, you need to keep your child learning this winter. Do yourself a favor and grab these cute winter preschool worksheets. Fall is definitely my favorite season, but winter is a close second. I mean, the winter…
The weather is awful and you’re tired, but you want to celebrate New Year. Check out the New Year’s activities for preschoolers. It’s New Year’s Eve. The last thing you want to do is let your children stay up until midnight. What can you do that is fun and festive, but simple? Check out this…
Stop! Here are the Thanksgiving Printable Activities you’ve been searching for. Plus, grab a free printable Thanksgiving dot activity. You’ve got a dozen things on your to-do list for Thanksgiving. Let’s take “kids the kids occupied” off the list. Another bonus is all these activities build important early academic skills – so you’re sneaking in…
Turn the excitement for Halloween into a chance to build important learning skills. Grab these Halloween printable activities and worksheets! You can feel the excitement in the air starting in mid-October. Children are already anticipating putting on their costumes and heading out to trick or treat. Every teacher of young children knows this is a…
Children love to learn about life cycles. Grab this free printable pumpkin life cycle activity to engage your children this fall. What’s not to love? Cooler temperatures, crisp air, apple cider, and rows and rows of bright orange pumpkins? Some of my happiest memories from teaching 2nd grade were the field trips to the pumpkin…