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My children have always loved file folder games – printables that fit right inside a file folder for easy access and quick clean up. Even learning math facts seems more tolerable when disguised as a file folder game. 😉 I’ve spent several hours creating this super fun set of printable file folder games that each …
As promised, I am back with a set of Nativity Label the Picture Worksheets! Label the Picture worksheets are a fun activity to complete while still learning. Each picture in this packet relates to the Birth of Jesus in some way, so they are just perfect for your Christmas School plans. Nativity worksheets are such …
Aren’t Label the Picture pages just the best? My almost 6-year-old sure thinks so! She is going to adore this set of Christmas Label the Pictures Worksheets this week. And because she is still in the beginning stages of handwriting and letter formation, she will also complete a few of the writing pages as well. …
Today I’m back with another set of CVC Clip Cards! This set focuses on CVC words with the short e sound. As I mentioned in the CVC Short A Clip Card post, my 5 1/2 year old is slowly moving along with learning to read. We’re continuing with All About Reading Level 1, and we’re …
Without a doubt, my favorite part of elementary school were the times we could go to centers. Those times were few and far between, but they definitely stand out as my favorites. I even remember finishing my work early in the 4th grade, just so I could go to the centers. Thank you, Mrs. Sexton, for …
Over the past week, my 5 year old (almost 6!) has worked through every single Read It! Draw It! page in the Kindergarten CVC Phonics Packet. She begged me to make more – which of course I did – and still wanted more drawing prompts. So this weekend, I made her a whole packet of fall-themed …
Over the years here at Mama’s, I’ve published a nice assortment of fall worksheets and printables. I thought it would be helpful to create one place where you can find all of them in one easy glance. There’s a little something for all ages and stages from Preschool to 2nd(ish) grade. I hope you enjoy …
My 5 1/2 year old is at the very beginning stages of learning to read. With my three older children, I had an early reader, an average reader, and a later reader. Even though we are just starting the learning-to-read process, I have a feeling this is going to a slower journey with this fourth …
They’re baaaack! I have another neat set of Dab It! Worksheets to share with you today! This time they are alphabet themed, focusing on matching lowercase to uppercase letters. My youngest girl absolutely loved the Dab It! Addition Worksheets with sums to 6, so she’ll have a ball with these alphabet printables as well. This post …
Like most Americans, “The Star-Spangled Banner” holds a very special place in the hearts of my family. Sure, I associate it with baseball games and summertime, but I strive to teach my children that our national anthem is more than just a song. It’s a symbol of our freedom! And even though we won’t cycle …
Oh Friends, it has been a long time since I published a literature-based unit study! While my girls and I have studied a few books off and on this semester, I haven’t posted about that type of learning since Christmas! Eek! Since my youngest two are at the age where book unit studies are still such …
