Pumpkin is adorable. They come in many shapes, and most of them are orange in color. This makes learning with pumpkins fun and exciting. Today, I would love to share with you our Pumpkin-themed preschool printables that I had so much fun creating. Let’s get rolling. Let’s see what FREE pumpkin printables are ready for…
Halloween can be non-spooky and fun. And if you’re looking for non-spooky Halloween themed tracing activities, this Halloween Tracing Printable packet is created just for you. Also perfect for pencil control activities for preschool and toddler activities. Just print the tracing pages, and you’ll be ready in a jiff! Sneak Peek of Halloween Tracing Printable The tracing…
Halloween can be non-spooky and fun. And if you’re looking for non-spooky Halloween themed tracing activities, this Halloween Tracing Worksheets packet is created just for you. Also perfect for pencil control activities for preschool and toddler activities. Just print the tracing pages, and you’ll be ready in a jiff! Sneak Peek of Halloween Tracing Worksheets The tracing…
Do you have alphabet posters hanging on your wall? They’ve been a lifesaver when it comes to helping my kids learn how to write words and their names. Let me tell you about my little 5-year-old rockstar, Hajar. She loves to write, even though she’s not reading just yet. I think it’s because her older…
Can I share a little secret that helped my kids on their reading journey? It’s all about getting them familiar with the words around them. Do you know how kids can recognize brand names like Starbucks or McDonald’s? Well, it’s not because they’re already reading geniuses. It’s because they’ve seen those words so many times…
Do you know what the difference is between the dinosaurs Brachiosaurus and Stegosaurus? I do. One has a longer neck, and the other has more spikes. Haa. My kids love to quiz me about the dinosaurs’ names; I’ve become an unlicensed paleontologist at home. There’s also a distinct difference between T-rex and the other dinosaur…
Do you do Groundhog’s Day? If you’re looking for additional activities to your February preschool lesson plan, this theme is perfect for you. Below are some no-prep Groundhog’s Day printable activities done-for-you; you can use it with your toddlers and preschoolers. Let me share some sneak peeks. Cutting the Groundhogs Let’s practice our scissors skills…
Little kids love to imitate grown-ups. And so my little kids love to imitate us when we brush our teeth before bed. How about yours? With Dental Health Week coming up in February, I thought it’d be perfect for us to dive deeper into the dental health topic, so I created the preschool dental printables…
It’s always February. When I birthed my 5th child, I was in postpartum on February. And right now I’m expecting to give birth to my 6th child, and I’m expecting that this coming February will be a month where I can’t be fully attentive with my other older kids. To hopefully make it up to…
You want your kids to practice fine motor skills, but you’re not that fond of playdough or craft or glitter. You wish if only there were print-and-go activities, but also hands-on. I’ve got you, my friend. Since Easter is coming in a few weeks, I’ve got just the fine motor activities wrapped in an activity…