Homeschooling Printables Archives

Free Printable Flashcards: Spanish Family Flashcards

October 8, 2018 by Selena Robinson 5 Comments

Today, I’m sharing yet another set of flashcards for you! So far, we’ve already learned Spanish days of the week, Spanish opposite words, and Spanish food words with flashcards. This week, it’s on to Spanish family flashcards!

Our set of free printable flashcards is called “La Familia” and it’s all about how to say basic family words in Spanish! In this set, I’ve used formal family words for “mother” and “father”, because mama and papa in Spanish are still “mama” and “papa”. 😉

If you love these, stop by and check out all of our printable Spanish flashcards, including printables for learning community words, colors, winter animals, and more!

What’s In the Spanish Family Flashcards Pack?

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In this set of Spanish family flashcards, you’ll learn the Spanish words for:

Little Brother
Little Sister
Brother
Sister
Mother
Father
Family

You’ll also find a pronunciation guide for saying each word, an English set for review, and a set of blank cards for quizzes!

Since there are English cards included, you can use these as part of a family unit with your young learners.

Let the kids play a matching game with each set of language cards or call out the Spanish family words and see if the kids can guess which member of the family it is!

Scroll down to get your free Spanish Family Flashcards!

These resources and activities feature more helpful tips for teaching kids how to speak about family members in Spanish!

Resources for Learning Spanish Family Words:

Activities for Learning Spanish with Kids:

If you love these flashcards, don’t miss our other Spanish learning posts!

And check out ALL of our printable Spanish flashcards as well!

Be sure to follow my Foreign Language for Homeschoolers board on Pinterest for more Spanish language tips!

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Pumpkin Places! Kindergarten Ordinal Number Lesson for Kids

September 24, 2018 by Selena Robinson 1 Comment

Counting is one of the most important skills kids learn in early grades.

But there’s more to counting than just reciting numerals from 1 to 10.

Students also need to learn how to use ordinal numbers to assign sequential order to objects in a line.

And that’s why I’m excited to share this pumpkin themed kindergarten ordinal numbers lesson!

Fun Pumpkin Themed Kindergarten Ordinal Number Lesson

This resource includes both printable practice for students, as well as a teaching lesson you can use to introduce this skills to your class!

Read on to see how to get your copy. And, for more pumpkin learning fun, take a look at our Pumpkin Same and Different Worksheets too!

This pumpkin themed kindergarten ordinal number lesson is perfect for teaching early learners!

Pumpkin Places! Kindergarten Ordinal Number Lesson

Young children usually have a pretty good idea of what “first” means already.

Just try to give someone else something ahead of them. They’ll shout “I was first!” It’s the other numbers that might need a little practice, right?

This kindergarten ordinal number lesson can help!

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Fun Pumpkin Themed Ordinal Number Worksheets for Kindergarten

This is a complete math lesson on how to count with ordinal numbers for early learners.

It begins with a two-page lesson that explains what ordinal numbers are and how they are used in counting.

How to Count with Ordinal Numbers Lesson

Once you read the lesson with the class, you can hand out the first set of ordinal number worksheets.

These help students learn to find the object in the correct ordinal place.

Pumpkin Printable Ordinal Number Practice

The worksheets follow the same format as the lesson, so students won’t get confused trying to understand the directions.

Since this resource is for early learners, the focus is on learning ordinal numbers from first through fifth only.

Using a Kindergarten Ordinal Number Lesson and Worksheets

The second set of worksheets lets students identify the ordinal number places in which each pumpkin stands.

Then they can write the correct ordinal number word or write the correct ordinal number place for each pumpkin.

Pumpkin Themed Kindergarten Ordinal Number Lesson

Need to save on ink? Use the line art version, which is also included.

Plus, you can have the class color the worksheets afterward, which is always fun.

Pumpkin Themed Ordinal Number Activity for Kids

This resource also adapts well for use at math centers!

Add it to a clear sheet protector and let students use dry erase markers to complete it.

Using Ordinal Number Lesson Printables with Students

You might also try cutting the worksheet into strips and placing the strips on a ring. They make a wonderful addition to morning tubs!

Using Ordinal Number Worksheets at Math Centers

A full answer key is also included!

See this resource in action below!

Scroll down to get your copy of this fall kindergarten ordinal number lesson!

Try some of these other fall learning ideas!

These pumpkin same and different worksheets are such a simple way to practice visual discrimination during autumn!

Use this printable preschool fall activity calendar to plan an entire season of ideas for early learners!

These apple shape tracing worksheets are so fun for helping students learn to build plane shapes!

Kindergarten Ordinal Number Lesson for Fall

To get your copy of this Pumpkin Kindergarten Ordinal Number Lesson, visit my Teachers Pay Teachers store or check it out below!

Scarecrow Syllables for Second Graders Activity

September 20, 2018 by Selena Robinson 3 Comments

It’s time for another entry in our second grade activity series!

This week, we’re talking about how to help second graders count and identify syllables in common words.

In second grade, we tend to start helping students read slightly longer words. And that’s when it’s good to start sounding out syllables.

To add a fun fall theme to this concept, we’re sharing a fun Scarecrow Syllables for Second Grade activity!

This printable activity is an excellent literacy builder for early elementary students!

And, depending on your students’ vocabulary skills, it may even be useful in third grade classes as well.

And for more early elementary learning, take a look at our Superhero States of Matter Science Lesson! It’s an excellent and easy hands-on science lab for early grades.

Help students learn to count syllables in vocabulary words with this scarecrow themed syllable counting activity!

How to Teach Syllables in Early Grades

With our second grader, we use the typical “clap it out” method to count syllables.

So we’ll have him say a word and then for each sound he hears, he claps his hands.

For example, when he says the word “amazing”, he’ll end up clapping three times: A-MAZ-ING.

That helps him see that there are three syllables in the word.

Scarecrow Syllable Counting Lesson for Elementary

Before we got started with the lesson, I asked my second grader if he knew what syllables were.

His response: “Oh yeah, I learned that in school.”

Me: “Really? What are they?”

Him: “They’re all the letters in a word.”

Scarecrow Syllables for Second Grade Pack - Look! We're Learning!

He was really serious about that explanation.

After we talked about what syllables really were, we tried matching up the words with the right number of scarecrows.

The “clap it out” method worked beautifully!

Scarecrow Syllables for Second Grade Activity

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Printable Scarecrow Themed Syllable Counting Activity

This printable language arts lesson includes:

Three color scarecrow syllable counting worksheets
Three line art scarecrow syllable counting worksheets
A full answer key
And a set of instructions!

Scarecrow Themed Syllable Counting Activity

Kids can sound out the words and count the syllables in each word.

There are one-syllable words, two-syllable words, and three-syllable words on each page.

Then students can draw lines to match the words with the correct number of scarecrows to show the right number of syllables.

Printable Scarecrow Syllable Counting Lesson

Turn this into a reusable activity by printing the pages half size and then laminating them.

Students can practice completing them with dry erase markers at centers!

See this product in action in the video below!

Scroll down to get your copy of our printable Scarecrow Syllables for Second Graders Activity!

Looking for more early elementary learning printables? Don’t miss these!

Share this When the Leaf Blew In Storybook Extension to help early learners understand this classic fall story!

Use these realistic leaf identification activity cards to help students recognize common tree species!

Use the print or digital version of this nocturnal and diurnal animals sorting activity to teach students about animal sleep habits!

To get your copy of our Scarecrow Syllables ELA Lesson, click the image or the link below to visit my Teachers Pay Teachers store!

Printable Scarecrow Syllables Activity for Kids

>>> Scarecrow Syllables ELA Activity <<<

Check out the other scarecrow-themed posts from the 2nd Grade Blogging Team!

Free Scarecrow Expanded Form Memory Game from Life Over C’s

Make a Scarecrow Literacy Game from Planet Smarty Pants

Scarecrow Measures from Crafty Kids at Home

Scarecrow Silhouette Art Project from School Time Snippets

Scarecrow Compound Word Match Game from Creative Family Fun

Scarecrow Place Value Math from Sugar Aunts

Scarecrow Craft with Landscape from Sallie Borrink Learning

Over 50 Free Fall Printables for Kids

September 17, 2018 by Selena Robinson 21 Comments

It’s the middle of September and we’re nearing my favorite time of the year: fall! Which gave me a perfect excuse to share some of my favorite free fall printables for kids!

We’ll be using several fall themes for unit studies with our kids in the upcoming weeks, including leaves, farms, harvest, and apples.

If you’d like to learn about autumn with your children, you might like to look through the list of over 50 free fall learning printables for kids below!

By the way, if you’re ready to stock up on printables for other seasons of the year, don’t miss our roundups of free spring printables for kids, free summer printables for kids, and free winter printables for kids!

50+ Free Fall Printables for Kids

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In the following list, you’ll find all kinds of fall printables for kids, including autumn printables, math worksheets, apple activities, scarecrow printables, lapbooks, and more!

If you get a chance to try some of them this year, I’d love to know which ones your children loved the most!

Farm Do-A-Dot Shape Mats – Look! We’re Learning!

Scarecrow Kindergarten Worksheets – Kindergarten Worksheets and Games

Fall Coloring Pages – Kids Activities Blog

Football Printable Pack – 3 Dinosaurs

Fall Color Sorting Printable – The Outlaw Mom

The Apple Pie Tree Lapbook – Homeschool Share

Fall Word Problems Printable – Royal Baloo

Fall Math for Preschoolers Packet – Teaching Mama

PreK/K Fall Pack – This Reading Mama

Apple Harvest Scissor Skills Printables – Look! We’re Learning!

Printable Autumn Leaf Puppets – Picklebums

Apple Activities Pack – 3 Dinosaurs

Apple Counting Preschool Pack – The Measured Mom

Fall Scavenger Hunt Printable – Hands On as We Grow

Apple Math Printables – Embark On the Journey

Fall Leaves Matching Game – Mama Miss

Harvest I-Spy Beginning Sounds Activity – Pre-K Pages

Fall Fun Nature Hunt Printable – The Chirping Moms

Apple Pattern Printables – Life Over C’s

Fall Lapbook – Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Fall Reading Pack – Kids Activities Blog

Apple Counting Cards – Every Star is Different

Harvest Letter Printables – The Preschool Toolbox

Fall Bingo Game – Wise Owl Factory

Fall Pack – 3 Dinosaurs

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Leaves Math: Even and Odd for Second Grade

August 27, 2018 by Selena Robinson 8 Comments

The concept of even and odd is one of those math topics that I know, but I don’t know how I know it, you know?

I know that 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 are odd numbers and I know that 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 are even numbers, but I have no recollection of how that concept was taught to me in the beginning.

So when it was time to teach even and odd for second grade, I was at a bit of a loss with my kids.

That’s just one more reason why I’m so thankful to be homeschooling. It helps me “re-learn” some things that I just know so that I can explain them to my kids and others.

Check out how we learned about even and odd numbers and grab a fun fall-themed learning resource to help you work on this concept with your kids!

Share even more fall learning fun with this list of 50 beautiful fall books for kids!

Leaves Even and Odd for Second Grade

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This product includes three separate leaf-themed even and odd practice worksheets.

Each worksheet includes a group of leaves arranged in an array. That way, kids can draw lines to pair up each set.

Then they can count the total of leaves and write the number, as well as whether the number is even or odd. (Hint: If a group of leaves has an extra leaf that doesn’t have a match, then it’s an odd number!)

A full answer key is also provided.

So, if you like, you can print the answer keys for kids to check their own progress!

How to Use Leaf Even and Odd Practice Printables

One of the simplest ways to talk about even and odd numbers with kids is to teach them the concept of “pairs”. If they can match up pairs of objects, then they can learn to recognize which groups contain even and odd amounts.

The first activity page has groups of leaves with dashed lines connecting the pairs. Kids can trace the lines to learn how to pair up objects.

If all of the objects have a partner, then the total number is even. If one doesn’t have a partner, then the number is odd. Simple!

On the following two pages, there are no dashed lines. So children can draw their own lines or skip the lines entirely if they’re ready.

After matching up pairs, they can answer how many objects in all and whether the number is even or odd.

Pooh loved this activity! And I think repeating it a couple of times will help him learn to memorize which numbers are even and which are odd.

Scroll down to get your copy of our Leaves Even and Odd for Second Grade printables!

See even more great second grade learning resources below!

Follow along with the rest of the 2nd Grade Blogging Team for more fun leaf-themed activities!

Tree Leaf Collection with {FREE} Leaf ID Cards from Preschool Powol Packets

Place Value Leaves: Read and Write from Rainy Day Mum

Fall Themed Math Bump Games from School Time Snippets

Subtracting with Ten-Frames: Leaf Theme from Life Over C’s

Sensory (or acrostic) poems from Planet Smarty Pants

Autumn Leaves Mini-Reports from Still Playing School

Owl Leaf Art from Crafty Kids at Home

Colorful Leaves Fall Craft for “MY LEAF BOOK” from Sallie Borrink Learning

Fall Leaf Fine Motor Craft from Sugar Aunts

To get your copy of Leaves Math, check out the details below!

Farm Fine Motor! Farm Shape Playdough Mats

August 23, 2018 by Selena Robinson 5 Comments

I love teaching shapes to early learners. It’s just plain fun.

There are shapes all around us! So, once you introduce basic shapes to your preschoolers, expect them to point them out everywhere they look.

*Pointing to a window* – “Look, Mommy! A square!”

*Pointing to a plate* – “Look, Mommy! A circle!”

*Me pointing to the toddler bed in which mine should take a nap* – “Look! A rectangle! Don’t you want to get in it?”

(Doesn’t work, by the way.)

These farm shape playdough mats are great for building fine motor skills and shape recognition!

Fun Farm Themed Shape Mats for Early Learners

Plus, they’re a nice, quiet learning activity for kids to work with on their own.

Toddlers and preschoolers love to work with preschool playdough mats, such as our Apple Tree Playdough Mat and our Beach Number Playdough Mats.

And these shape playdough mats are tons of fun too! Kids can use dot markers or playdough to make shapes all by themselves.

Read on to see how to get yours! And don’t miss our list of farm books for kids to read!

Use these fun and simple farm themed shape mats to help early learners practice forming eight different shapes!

Farm Fine Motor! Printable Farm Playdough Shape Mats

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Learning Basic Shapes with Farm Shape Mats

This product includes eight mats featuring several basic shapes:

Triangle
Circle
Square
Rectangle
Diamond
Oval
Heart
Pentagon

Plus, this resource includes detailed suggestions for how to use these shape mats with students and as an in-class lesson!

Fun Farm Playdough Shape Mats for Preschool

How to Use Dot Shape Mats with Students

These farm-themed shape mats are so versatile for use with preschoolers and kindergartners.

You can print them and let kids use dot markers to fill in the shapes. Or if you prefer, you can laminate them and let kids use them with playdough!

Easy Farm Themed Shape Learning Mats for Kids

You could also try using stickers instead of markers or laminating them and using them with dry-erase crayons or fingerpaint.

There are tons of ways to help kids use these and work on fine motor skills!

If you don’t plan to laminate these, you can simply print them on cardstock. They’ll hold up much better than on regular paper.

Printable Farm Themed Shape Mats for Preschool

Hint: These are great for busy bag work too.

Just print them two to a page to make miniature shape playdough mats you can place in a busy bag for on-the-go fun!

Get a look at these farm shape mats in action in the video below!

Scroll down to get your set of Farm Shape Playdough Mats!

Add more learning ideas to your farm unit with these activities!

These adorable farm animal paper bag puppets are such a fun way to learn about barnyard animals with the kids!

Add some crafting fun to your farm unit with this fun 3D paper barn craft for kids!

These no prep fall counting worksheets for preschoolers feature a fun farm theme! Use them for classwork or at math centers!

To get your copy of our Farm Shape Playdough Mats, visit my Teachers Pay Teachers store or check them out below!

Pirate Printable Counting Puzzles for Kids

August 20, 2018 by Selena Robinson 1 Comment

I just love teaching early math skills.

There’s nothing like helping little ones learn to make sense of numbers and count from one to ten.

It just makes my heart smile when their little eyes light up.

And then when they start counting EVERY SINGLE THING on Earth. That’s pretty good, too.

To make learning to count something kids will love, I thought we’d share some cute pirate printable counting puzzles for kids! These are so fun for simple counting practice!

What I love about puzzles is that kids will always love playing with the pieces. So if you can make them educational, half the work is already done!

These would be great for a busy bag. Just print them out, laminate them, and let the kids play until their hearts are content.

Want to try some early literacy practice too? Check out our Rhyming Word Puzzles while you’re here!

Use these fun pirate themed counting to ten puzzles to help early learners practice cardinality!

Pirate Printable Counting Puzzles for Kids

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Printable Pirate Themed Counting Puzzles for Kids

These puzzles cover the numbers from 1 to 10.

Once you cut the puzzle pairs apart, all you have to do is mix them up and let the kids get to it!

Printable Pirate Counting to Ten Puzzles

Encourage little ones to count each piece to make sure they’re matching the correct number with each set of objects.

Eventually, they’ll be making pairs out of their counting puzzle pieces in no time!

See this product in action in the video below!

Scroll down to get your copy of our pirate printable counting puzzles for kids!

Don’t miss these other early math learning printables!

These popsicle themed addition to make 12 puzzles are a fun way to practice addition facts at math centers! Perfect for early elementary math practice!

Practice early geometry skills with this fun apple themed shape tracing activity!

Pick up the digital and print versions of these ladybug number word puzzles to help early learners practice number recognition at math centers or at home!

To get your set of pirate counting to ten puzzles, click the image or the link below to have them sent directly to your inbox!

You’ll also get our weekly newsletter this weekend!

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Printable Fall Reading Journal for Second Grade

August 6, 2018 by Selena Robinson 9 Comments

Reading is a huge part of our homeschooling experience. I’m a bookworm and nothing would make me happier than to raise four little bookworms of my own.

In second grade, one of the objectives is for children to learn to retell the main idea and details of a story. So I put together a printable reading journal for second grade with a cute fall theme! Read on to see how we used them and to get your own!

These would be wonderful for introducing kids to book reports, since you can use them to help students identify author, story, setting, and character. But they’re also a nice introduction to creative writing!

By the way, be sure to check out our second grade reading list for some awesome children’s book recommendations!

Fall Themed Printable Reading Journal for Second Grade

In first grade, Pooh really grew in his independent reading. I want to make sure that he keeps reading for fun this year, but we also want to make sure that he understands what he reads and can explain it to others. Enter a reading journal!

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On the cover page is a spot for kids to write their names on their journals.

The journal includes one cover page and eight journal prompts: two to be used each week.

The first prompt asks students to identify the title of the book, the author, the main character, the setting, the problem, and the resolution. Identifying problem and resolution are the stepping stones to analyzing plot.

On the second prompt page, kids can express their opinions about what they’ve read by explaining what they liked and didn’t like about the story.

They can also flex their creative writing muscles by rewriting the story’s ending their own way.

Since there are four journal sets in the product, you can use this reading journal for an entire month.

Simply print it three times to cover the entire fall season! If you use the journal each month for three months, kids will have read and analyzed 12 stories!

How to Use a Reading Journal for Second Grade

Here’s a look at the reading journal for second grade in action.

For this activity, my second-grader decided to read The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Junk Food. One of my favorites from childhood, too. 🙂

After reading the book, Pooh started working on his journal. Since we’re just beginning second grade, I don’t mind letting him look back at the story to recall details for his journal pages.

As the year progresses, though, my goal is for him to remember the details on his own. I think as we use the journals more often, he’ll get an idea of what to look for as he reads.

Scroll down to get your copy of our Fall-Themed Reading Journal for Second Grade!Check out our book recommendations for elementary-aged kids!

Plus, get more tips for raising readers on my Reading for Kids Pinterest board!

To get your copy of our Fall Themed Reading Journal for Second Grade, pick up our 2nd Grade Learning Bundle! This product, along with three other second-grade learning resources, are inside!

Click the image or the link below to check out the 2nd Grade Learning Bundle in our Store!

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Visit these sites for more journal activities for 2nd graders:
Apple Writing Prompts and Papers from Sallie Borrink Learning
Roll It and Write! Journal Activity for Kids from School Time Snippets
from Sugar Aunts
Heart to Heart Journals from Still Playing School
Digital Journaling with Kids from Rainy Day Mum
30 Free Journal Prompts for September from Life Over C’s
Connecting Science and Writing from Planet Smarty Pants

This post is part of the Back to Homeschool Helpers roundup! Stop by to see all the wonderful homeschool resources you can grab for free below!

Tal (Blessed Grove)
Heather (Fearless Faithful Mom)
Christel (Perfectly Blended & Blessed)
Michelle (With the Huddlestons)
Sharla (Minnesota Country Girl)
Misty (Many Seasons of Motherhood)
Joy (Beanpost Farmstead)
Terri (Our Happy Medium)

Printable Spanish Flashcards: Free Spanish Food Flashcards

July 12, 2018 by Selena Robinson 10 Comments

Even if you don’t know a bit of Spanish, you probably know a few food words in Spanish already. I knew what a burrito meant long before I learned that it literally refers to a baby burro – just from constantly eating Mexican food.

But for kids who want to learn how to talk about everyday food in Spanish, we’ve put together a set of free Spanish food flashcards as part of our printable Spanish flashcards collection! This set is perfect for helping children learn how to identify Spanish food vocabulary words in no time.

Read on to see how to get your set of Spanish food flashcards – free!

And for more Spanish vocabulary practice, be sure to check out our Spanish Community Helpers printable lesson. It’s packed with worksheets and flashcards to help kids recognize community helpers in their neighborhood and identify them in both English and Spanish!

What’s In the Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Food Flashcards Set?

To use this set of printable Spanish food flashcards, you’ll need the following: (This post contains affiliate links. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

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In this set, you’ll find flashcards showing the English and Spanish words for:

Bread
Breakfast
Cheese
Dinner
Juice
Hamburger
Strawberry
Lunch

Since the English word cards are also included, you can easily use these flashcards to help young learners practice identifying basic food items.

A Spanish pronunciation guide is also included to help kids sound out the Spanish vocabulary correctly.

Scroll down to get your copy of La Comida Spanish Food Flashcards!

Spanish Books for Kids:

For even more Spanish learning fun, try these great Spanish books for kids!

Don’t miss these other Spanish learning printables!

See even more ways to teach Spanish at home on my Foreign Language for Homeschoolers Pinterest board!

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Printable Sea Monster Notebooking Pages

July 2, 2018 by Selena Robinson 11 Comments

We love learning about marine animals with our kids. Whenever we’ve researched animals that live under the sea, the kids are amazed at how large some of these creatures can get. And they can get really big.

To help our kids learn more about giant animals that live in the sea, we put together these free sea monster notebooking pages!

It’s a notebooking pack all about giant sea monsters such as giant squids, lion’s mane jellyfish, and blue whales. We’ll be using it in a few weeks when we take the kids to a nearby aquarium, but we thought we’d share it with you now so you can use it with your family whenever you see fit.

Read on to claim your Free Sea Monster Notebooking Pages! These would be wonderful for an ocean unit or an upcoming field trip or however you want to use them.

Want to add even more ocean and beach learning resources to your lessons? Check out our printable All About Beaches unit study for elementary students!

Free Sea Monster Notebooking Pages

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The notebooking pages include pages for 9 giant sea animals, including:

Blue Whale
Lion’s Mane Jellyfish
Portuguese Man-of-War
Whale Shark
Giant Spider Crab
Giant Squid
Giant Clam
and the Great White Shark!

On each page, a different giant sea animal is pictured and there are basic facts for kids to research, such as the average size and weight of the species, the ocean depth at which the animal is usually found, and the kind of food the animal eats.

The pack concludes with a Who Am I? exercise that allows kids to match up facts with the correct animal. Most of the information you’ll need for the answers can be found on National Geographic, one of our favorite websites.

And the links you’ll need are included in the set!

Scroll down to get your copy of our free Sea Monster Notebooking Pages!

Children’s Books about Sea Monsters:

These kids’ books about sea monsters include information about modern and prehistoric ocean giants!

Don’t miss these other fun learning ideas!

And see more printable resources for homeschooling on my Homeschool Printables Pinterest board!

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Preschool Playdough Mats: Beach 0-9 Number Playdough Mats

June 7, 2018 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

Summer break is coming up, and I’m in a “beachy” mood. So I decided to whip up some fun Beach 0-9 Number Playdough Mats!

Piglet is starting Tot school this fall and she can recite the ABCs and count to 10. But she doesn’t recognize the letters and numbers yet, which means it’s time to get to work!

Fun Preschool Beach Number Literacy Mats

I love using playdough to reinforce number recognition, because it’s great for improving fine motor skills, it provides good sensory input, and (most of all) it’s quiet.

She’ll sit there and play quietly with playdough mats for a good 30 minutes. Win!

If you love these, take a look at our Fall Alphabet and Number Literacy Mats too!

These printable beach number literacy mats are perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners!

Beach Number Playdough Mats for Preschool

To use these beach number playdough mats, you’ll need the following: (This post contains affiliate links. For details, see our Disclosure Policy.)

Printer (with ink)
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Playdough (or make your own with this edible playdough recipe)

Working with playdough is a great way for kids to build fine motor skills – the same skills they’ll need to write numbers and letters later on.

With these mats, kids can make playdough “snakes” by rolling the dough back and forth between both hands.

They, they can lay the dough out over the shape of each number.

Beach Playdough Mats for Learning Numbers

You’ll want to laminate the mats before you get started or else they’ll only last for one session. Trust me.

Since each mat features only one number, you can use them along with a number of the day lesson.

This allows kids to focus on recognizing one number at a time.

How to Use Literacy Mats with Early Learners

Literacy mats are wonderful for early learners – from toddlers to kindergartners.

You can use them when reviewing letters or numbers. And you can use them when you’re covering a thematic unit (beaches, insects, transportation, etc.)

Beach Number Literacy Mats for Preschool

The key here is to keep the learning open-ended and relaxed.

As long as the students get to work with the playdough and practice forming letters and numbers, they’re doing great.

If they don’t remember each letter or number right away, they will over time.

Get a look at these number literacy mats in action below!

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Number 0-9 Beach Playdough Mats for Kids

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Printable Beach Unit Study: All About Beaches

May 17, 2018 by Selena Robinson 10 Comments

Who loves a trip to the beach?

*ducks as everyone raises their hand*

While we’re waiting for our family trip to the shore this year, I thought we’d try a fun printable beach unit study with the kids.

Which is how this All About Beaches early elementary unit was born!

There’s so much more to the beach than sand and surf!

There are animals that live on the beach, scientific principles that explain how sand is formed, ways to learn about notable beaches around the world, and more that kids can discover in this printable unit study.

This unit is full of beach-themed activities that you can use with young learners and early elementary students.

Read on to see how to get your copy!

Looking for more beach-themed fun for the summer? Don’t miss our list of beach books for kids and our beach play sand you can make at home!

Printable Beach Unit Study: All About Beaches

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All About Beaches begins with a two-page lesson about how sand is formed.

Then we’re on to geography with an activity that helps kids place the locations of beaches around the U.S. and around the world.

A full answer key is located at the back.

Complete a fun unscramble activity to spot the names of animals that live on the beach!

And kids who love word games will have fun with a printable beach word search!

There’s a two-page story about a day at the beach, followed by a grammar exercise to help kids review parts of speech.

Several beach-themed coloring pages are also included!

And little ones can practice counting to ten with beach ball flashcards in English…

…and Spanish too! You might want to laminate these for durability, by the way.

Scroll down to get your copy of our Printable Beach Unit Study: All About Beaches!

Don’t miss these other beach activities for kids!

Make this DIY play sand for some beach fun at home!

This simple beach shoebox diorama craft is a fun way for kids to create their own sandy scene!

All About Beaches Printable Unit Study for Kids

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Ocean Commotion: Number and Literacy Playdough Mats

May 3, 2018 by Selena Robinson 1 Comment

I’ve always had a special place in my heart for the coast. I grew up near it and the smell of sea air is basically the best scent on earth (in my humble opinion).

Kids love the ocean too! And that’s why I thought that the ocean would be a fun theme for a new set of number and literacy playdough mats for preschoolers. These are so perfect for summer alphabet and number learning!

Little ones can use these playdough mats and their favorite playdough colors to form all of the uppercase and lowercase letters from A to Z and the numbers from 0 to 9!

Read on to see how to get your copy of these alphabet and number ocean playdough mats!

And, for more early literacy fun, check out our printable rhyming word puzzles! Plus, check out all of our fun playdough mats for kids while you’re here!

Ocean Commotion: Literacy Playdough Mats

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This set of ocean playdough mats includes 36 different printables:

26 mats featuring uppercase and lowercase letters from A to Z
10 mats featuring numbers from 0 to 9

To use them, let the kids choose their favorite playdough colors and form long ropes.

Once they make the “ropes”, they can connect them to trace the letters and numbers on the mats.

It’s also fun to use ocean-themed playdough colors for this activity!

Working with playdough is an excellent way to build fine motor skills, because it allows little ones to practice molding and forming – a great introduction to the skills they’ll need for writing later on.

Plus, they’re excellent for quiet play!

Scroll down to get your set of our Ocean Number and Literacy Playdough Mats!

Don’t miss these other early literacy activities for kids!

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Spring Worksheets for Kids: Busy Bee Scissor Skills Worksheets

April 24, 2018 by Selena Robinson 6 Comments

Who’s ready for spring? I feel like a wimp, because we haven’t had any snow here this year, but I’m still ready for warmer weather! So, I’m sharing some free bee-themed scissor skills worksheets to help little ones get into the spring spirit!

Piglet is a little cutting machine. She wants to cut and paste every single thing she sees.

But she’s ready to move on from basic straight lines, so it was either make her some scissor skills printables with wavy lines or cower in fear as she goes Edward Scissorhands on my drapes. Printables it is!

These are great fine motor boosters for preschoolers and kindergarteners! So if you have an early elementary student who still struggles with scissor cutting, these spring worksheets for kids are a good resource for building those skills.

Read on to see how to get your free copy of our Busy Bee Scissor Skills Worksheets! And be sure to grab our free Spring Sight Word Flashcards for early reading practice!

Busy Bee Scissor Skills Worksheets

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The pack includes four scissor cutting exercises for little ones.

There are printables with straight lines, curved lines, wiggly lines, and even wavy lines for a little challenge.

Your child’s job is to get the bee to the hive safely!

With Piglet, I just handed her the printables and a pair of child-safe scissors and she was off to the races.

In about ten minutes, she had a pile of paper scraps and a big grin.

That’s one proud preschooler!

Scroll down to get your copy of our Busy Bee Scissor Skills Printables!

Don’t miss these other fun preschool printables!

Round out your bee learning with these gorgeous children’s books about bees!

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Dollars and Cents: A Printable Money Game for Kids

April 23, 2018 by Selena Robinson 2 Comments

My youngest son is obsessed with learning how to count money. In his mind, counting money equals earning money.

I don’t have the heart to tell him that’s not true quite yet.

But I am glad that he’s willing to put in the work to learn how to count amounts of money.

So, to help him out, I made up a simple printable money game “Dollars and Cents”!

Printable Money Game for Learning Dollars and Cents

This is such an easy math activity to share with kids. Plus, you can use it over and over again for money counting practice!

Read on to see how to get a copy of this printable money game for your kids!

And, while you’re here, don’t miss our list of easy math activities you can try with ADHD students!

Help kids learn how to count money with this printable money game you can play at home!

Dollars and Cents: A Printable Money Game for Kids

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Printable Money Game for Counting Dollars and Cents

This game includes three sets of eight cards – 24 printable cards in all.

Eight of them include money amounts shown in dollars and cents, eight of them include amounts written in monetary form, and eight include the amounts written in word form.

After printing out the product, glue scrapbook paper to the back and then cut out the cards.

That way, kids won’t be able to read the writing from the other side. Which would kind of take all the fun out of the concentration game.

Printable Money Game for Learning to Count Money

Choose two sets of cards and lay them face down.

Then let students take turns flipping cards over one by one to try to match a pair.

Learning to Count Money with a Printable Money Game

If students are comfortable working with amounts of change, add the amounts that have dollars included.

If you want to make the game challenging, add a few of the monetary amount cards along with the word form cards.

Dollars and Cents Printable Money Game for Kids

See if kids can recognize the amounts in all three forms!

The one who matches up the most pairs wins!

If you want to make this really challenging, play with all 24 cards at once. Students will have to match up sets of three on each turn!

Scroll down to get the Dollars and Cents printable money game!

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This printable rainbow tally marks lesson for early learners is a great way to teach students how to count with tally marks!

To get your copy of this Dollars and Cents! Printable Money Game for kids, visit my Teachers Pay Teachers store or check it out below!

Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Zoo Animal Flashcards

April 17, 2018 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

What kid doesn’t love going to the zoo?

We take ours every month and they always find a new animal to obsess over. Last time, it was the lions. (To be fair, lions are pretty awesome.)

Since we’re still working on teaching our kids Spanish, I thought I’d make up a set of Spanish zoo animal flashcards!

These feature several popular zoo animals in both English and Spanish, which means you can use them to teach kids how to identify zoo animals in either language!

Read on to see how to get yours!

And don’t forget to check out our other printable Spanish flashcards, including Spanish clothing word flashcards, Spanish family flashcards, and more!

Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Zoo Animal Flashcards

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This flashcard pack includes the Spanish and English words for the following animals:

Elephant
Giraffe
Hippo
Lion
Monkey
Panda
Tiger
and Zebra!

A complete pronunciation key is also included, so you and the kids will be able to practice pronouncing each animal word correctly.

Scroll down to see how to get your copy of our Spanish Zoo Animal flashcards!

Want to work on building Spanish vocabulary with the kids? Don’t miss these other fun Spanish learning resources!

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Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Parts of the Body Flashcards

April 9, 2018 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

Hi everyone! I’m back with another set of printable Spanish flashcards!

This time, we’re learning about los partes del cuerpo (the parts of the body). If you’re covering the human body with your kids this year, this is a perfect set for introducing some simple Spanish vocabulary!

Check out our brand new Spanish parts of the body flashcards below!

By the way, if you love these, don’t miss our Spanish verb flashcards and our Spanish zoo animal flashcards!

Spanish Parts of the Body Flashcards

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Learning the parts of the body is a major skill for young students in general. Why not add a little foreign language learning to the mix at the same time?

Our Spanish Parts of the Body Flashcards pack includes cards for eight different body parts, including:

Eye
Foot
Hands
Leg
Face
Ear
Nose
and Mouth

There is a set of cards with the Spanish vocabulary words, a set of cards with the English vocabulary words, and a set with only pictures for review.

Plus, we’ve included a Spanish pronunciation guide to help you and your kids learn how to say the Spanish phrases properly. Each Spanish card includes the appropriate masculine or feminine noun form as well.

Scroll down to get your copy of our Spanish Parts of the Body flashcards!

Learning Spanish with your kids? Grab some of our other printable Spanish resources!

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Harry the Dirty Dog Printables for Kids

April 3, 2018 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

My kids absolutely love the classic storybook “Harry the Dirty Dog”. We’ve read it so many times that I’m pretty sure they can recite it by heart. Backwards.

Reading the story is a wonderful way to practice early literacy and to spend some storytime with the kids, but I wanted to add a few story extension activities that included early math and reading also.

And that’s why I’m sharing these fun Harry the Dirty Dog printables for kids today!

These are so much fun for helping early learners practice writing, reading, and math concepts that relate to the storybook!

Read on to see how to get your copy!

And, for more fun with Harry the Dirty Dog, check out our simple “Clean the Dirty Dog” extension activity for toddlers!

Harry the Dirty Dog Printables

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A copy of Harry the Dirty Dog by Gene Zion

In this set of ten early learning printables, you’ll find:

Two tracing practice worksheets
One match the numeral to the set worksheet
Ten number flashcards
One match the word to the picture worksheet
And one word tracing worksheet

All of the printables relate to the story in some way.

There are even tracing printables that let you help get muddy Harry to the bathtub! (Which finally happens at the end of the story.)

These would be great for preschoolers and kindergartners who are ready to tackle early literacy skills!

And, if you’re ready to work on number recognition with your toddler, the number flashcards would be perfect!

Personally, I prefer to laminate flashcards when I use them with my kids. Makes them last longer.

And for the tracing skills, you can let kids use crayons, jumbo pencils, or even highlighters to improve fine motor skills!

Scroll down to get your set of our Harry the Dirty Dog Printables for kids!

Don’t miss these other early learning ideas!

To get your copy of The Dirty Dog! early math and reading printables, check them out below!

Colorful Cars Pattern Clip Cards

March 29, 2018 by Selena Robinson Leave a Comment

Working with basic patterns is an important math concept for early learners. So why not make it fun?

Little ones always love to use their hands whenever they can. Which is why I wanted to make a set of colorful cars pattern clip cards!

Fun Colorful Cars Math Pattern Clip Cards

These little printables are perfect for small hands to work with when learning basic AABB and ABAB patterns.

Plus, they’re just fun to look at!

Using Math Pattern Clip Cards with Dry Erase Markers

Read on to see how to get a copy of these pattern clip cards for your young learners!

And, if you want more great resources for early childhood, take a look at our transportation crafts, including our Toilet Roll Racecar Craft and our Paper School Bus Craft!

Colorful Cars Math Pattern Clip Cards

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Using Math Pattern Clip Cards with Clothespins

This product includes 12 color car-themed pattern clip cards.

Each card displays a math pattern (AAAA / ABAB / AABB) in the form of colorful little autos.

The student’s job is to figure out which color car comes next in the pattern.

A blackline version is included of each page.

And there’s a full answer key!

How to Use the Colorful Cars Pattern Clip Cards

To use these math pattern clip cards for kindergartners, print the pages and cut them out.

You might want to laminate them for durability.

Easy Math Pattern Building Activity for Kids

Use the teaching script to introduce the concept of patterns to your students.

Then use the guide to explain how the patterns are represented on each card by the different car colors.

Simple Car Patterning Activity for Early Learners

Once your learners are familiar with the concept, let them get to work using clothespins to mark the car that comes next in each pattern.

The enclosed answer key makes a great addition to math centers!

Simply print the answer cards and place them on a ring. Students can practice matching their clip card choices to the correct cars.

Have students who like a challenge? Let them create their own color AABB and ABAB patterns with the blackline cards!

They can decide which colors to use and then create a clip card of their own for their classmates to solve!

Don’t have clothespins? This also works with dry erase markers!

Just laminate the cards and let your learners circle the correct car to complete each pattern. Wipe clean and start over as often as you like!

Scroll down to get your set of our Colorful Cars Pattern Clip Cards!

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Get some early math practice with little ones and make this simple shape train craft!

To get your copy of Colorful Cars! Cars Pattern Clip Cards, check them out below!

Preschool Playdough Mats: Ladybug Playdough Mats

March 19, 2018 by Selena Robinson 1 Comment

Preschoolers (and adults, for that matter) love playing with playdough! And, by the way, when you need something to occupy your kids quietly, playdough is a wonderful resource. It’s quiet, it’s easy to clean up, and it’s affordable.

On a personal note – I just want to know: Are my kids the only ones who mix up ALL the playdough colors? I really struggled to find some dough that looked decent for this post and it was tough! Out of the 20 cans of playdough in our house, I found one that was actually the color on the lid. One. Someone please tell me this is normal.

Even though kids like to use playdough to make all kinds of wacky colors, playdough can be much more than a time-filler for kids. It can be used to reinforce fine motor skill development, to encourage literacy, and to provide some much-needed sensory input.

So, I wanted to add a few more preschool playdough mats with a fun spring theme: ladybug playdough mats! These are awesome for toddlers and preschoolers who are learning about spring and how to recognize circles!

Read on to get yours free! And check out our Over the Rainbow Playdough Mats for more spring sensory fun!

Preschool Playdough Mats: Ladybug Playdough Mats

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There are three mats in this pack: One with a red and white ladybug, one with a ladybug crawling up a colorful flower, and a third with a black and red ladybug.

The graphics on these mats were done by the lovely Red Pepper and they’re so cute! Plus, they all feature circles. So if you’re doing shape of the week or a shape unit, this is a fab circle recognition activity.

We formed rough circles out of dough and our preschooler squashed them with her hands to fit the circles on the mats.

We also made balls and filled in the mat with those as well. This made a super easy and quick sensory and shape activity for spring!

Scroll down to get your free Ladybug Playdough Mats!

Be sure to check out these other playdough mats!

And for more early learning fun, follow my Learning for Little Ones board on Pinterest!

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Free Printable Flashcards: Sign Language Alphabet Flashcards

March 15, 2018 by Selena Robinson 17 Comments

It’s time for another set of free printable flashcards! I hope you all are enjoying these, because I love sharing them with you!

This week, we’re offering a set of free flashcards for learning the American Sign Language alphabet!

Even if you don’t know anyone who’s deaf or hard or hearing, you can still use sign language with your kids, particularly babies and toddlers.

We love American Sign Language in our family, so we’ve been teaching it to the kids from a young age.

Around here, Piglet is showing an interest in signing now. She tries to sign prayers and songs along with us.

When she does something to one of her siblings, she generally apologizes by signing “Sorry”. It’s too cute!

Keep reading to see how to get your set. And, see how to grab a deluxe sign language alphabet printable learning cards set from my store too!

By the way, if you love these, stop by and check out our Sign Language Number 1-10 cards as well!

Learn how to spell in American Sign Language with these printable sign language alphabet flashcards!

What’s In the Free Printable Flashcards: Sign Language Alphabet Pack?

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Sign Language Alphabet Flashcards for Learning the ASL Alphabet

The set includes a full set of ASL alphabet flashcards, with one card for each letter from A to Z.

There’s also a second set of cards that just features the ASL alphabet signs. You can use these to review the letters.

Sign Language Alphabet Flashcards for Learning ASL

Since the uppercase and lowercase letters are shown, you can also use these flashcards to help little learners identify their letters.

Printable Sign Language Alphabet Flashcards for Kids

Plus, these make a great matching game for young learners who are learning to distinguish between “same” and “different”.

Kids can match up the same English letters or ASL letters and compare them to different letters in the set.

Printable American Sign Language Alphabet Flashcards

Scroll down to get your copy of our Sign Language Alphabet Flashcards!

Sign Language Alphabet Printable Learning Cards

Turn learning the ASL alphabet into a complete literacy lesson with these printable sign language alphabet learning cards!

These printable sign language letter cards feature both brown and beige skin tones, along with uppercase and lowercase letters.

A line art version is also included, if you want to save on ink. Or you can have students color them in.

A set of printable line art ASL alphabet letter cards is also inside, plus a set of uppercase and lowercase letter cards.

Print them on cardstock and let students play a matching game at literacy centers!

See this product in action in the video below!

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How to Teach Kids to Sign the Alphabet

If you’d like more resources for teaching the letters in ASL to kids, try the books and links below!

Books for Teaching the Sign Language Alphabet:

1. ABC Phonics: Sing, Sign, and Read – Nellie Edge

2. American Sign Language Alphabet – Jackie Jeffrey

3. Learn the American Sign Language Alphabet – Barb Asselin

4. A is for American Sign Language – Tiffany Dovel

Ideas for Teaching the Sign Language Alphabet:

1. Teaching American Sign Language to Kids – Real Life at Home

2. How to Sign the ASL Alphabet – Look! We’re Learning!

3. Weaving Sign Language into Everyday Activities – Playing with Words 365

Get even more ideas for teaching sign language to kids from these posts!

How to Sign the Alphabet in Sign Language - Look! We're Learning!

10 American Sign Language for Homeschoolers Resources

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