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FREE October Writing Prompts

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Looking for some FREE October Writing Prompts for your K-2nd students? Look no further! Note: Students’ sentences can be stretched by adding and & because. Students’ stories can be expanded upon by asking the student, “What happened next?” These FREE October Writing Prompts Include: Pick a leaf. Draw and write about it. I like to dress up as… My leaf pile…
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Reading the Alphabet Letter A (Lesson 6)

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It’s time for Reading the Alphabet Letter A! Read even more about my preschool reading curriculum, Reading the Alphabet. *Keep scrolling until the end of this post to grab the free version of Reading the Alphabet Letter A.   You can purchase our Reading the Alphabet Bundle Pack, stream-lined for easy downloading!  It also features bonus material that you can’t find in…
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Comparing Numbers With Uno

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ALuv (currently 7 years old) and I are getting ready to explore numbers greater an 100.  But before we left “2 digit land” and entered the world of 3 digits, I wanted to have one last “Hoorah!” with 2 digit numbers. Since this boy loves to play Uno, we played this simple math game to review greater than/less than on…
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apples-book related activities

Apples: Book-Related Activities (plus, a FREEBIE!)

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Wednesday is John Chapman’s (a.k.a. Johnny Appleseed) birthday!  In honor of his birthday, I wanted to share a few apple book-related activities we’ve done here. Ten Apples Up on Top! by Theo LeSieg Use apple stickers with this FREEBIE!  We used number stamps for each page.  There are further directions on the download. The Seasons of Arnold’s Apple Tree by…
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Lively Letters Winner!

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We have a winner of the Lively Letters Packet! 🙂 a Rafflecopter giveaway Congratulations, Kristen!  I will be emailing you shortly.  Please make sure you email me back within 5 days to claim this AWESOME prize!! THANK YOU to everyone who entered!  To check out more about Lively Letters, you can visit their website, FB page, or follow them on Twitter (@readingwithtlc).  ~Becky