Games, coloring activities, and a favorite children's story! What better way to teach preschool-1st grade children about the sense of sound? In this lesson, there are discussion questions, the game of Telephone, a sense of sound worksheet, a handwriting worksheet, and a dog coloring activity. All About the Lesson: Discussion…
I spy with my little eye, an exciting lesson on the sense of sight! Today I'm telling you all about the lesson based on the Little Golden Book, The Poky Little Puppy, for Preschool-1st grade students. It has discussion questions, the game I Spy, a Sense of Sight worksheet, a…
Today I’d like to share one of my favorite Thanksgiving stories, An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving, with you, as well as tell you about a new product I'm excited about! This story is in the book Aunt Jo’s Scrapbag Volume 6 by Louisa May Alcott. I originally read an abridged version…
Today I have some exciting news to share with you! So be sure to stay to the end of the post. For now, I'll give you a clue: it involves printable coloring bookmarks. Now, I’d like to ask you a question. What is a bookmark? You probably answered something like…
If you walk into a library or a book store and take a look around at all the rows and rows filled with books, you will realize that there is a nearly endless supply of reading material. You can find books on pretty much any topic you can imagine. But…
Today I will be sharing several ways to help hands-on learners get enjoyment from their reading while they learn from it. You can read my post about visual learners here and my auditory learners post here. Hands-on learners (as their name suggests) learn best when they are using their hands…
I don’t know about you, but ever since I first read the Grandma’s Attic books, they have been some of my favorites. Before we had our own copies of the books, my sister and I often borrowed them from friends. The stories are simple, often humorous, and teach good lessons.…
Just walk into a library and look around at the rows and rows of bookshelves filled with books. Books on any topic you can imagine. Books of all sizes and thicknesses. Looking at these books shows us just how much information there is that we still have to learn.
