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12 Days of Easter Reading Plan for Kids

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Easter’s coming! Help get focused in on the reason for the Easter season with this 12 Days of Easter Reading Plan for kids! You might also like our Resurrection Pre-K/K Pack if you have younger learners. Starting at the very beginning, God begins to share his rescue plan with the world. This rescue plan has one main character: Jesus. These…
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Ending Sounds Phonics Chart

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If you’re looking for an Ending Sounds Phonics Chart to help your learners with decoding or spelling, this one will be perfect! We have more free phonics charts! You love our Alphabet Sounds Chart, Beginning Blends & Digraphs Chart, Beginning Sounds Chart, or Common Rimes Chart. Ending Sounds Phonics Chart This ending sounds chart is perfect to keep at a learners’…
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Multiplication & Division Fact Family Pack

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Check out our Fact Family Pack for helping your learners understand how multiplication and division are related to one another! You can use these fact family actvities at math centers, independent work, or with your whole class. Just be sure you print off or copy enough cards or houses for your learners! NOTE: Once subscribed, an email will be sent…
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Easter Bunny Preschool Pack

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Are you learners ready for an Easter Bunny Preschool Pack? I thought they might be. 🙂 Check out all our Printable Preschool FUN Packs as well as all our Preschool Printables. *Grab the free download at the END of this post. Look for the teal download button! Looking for more Easter fun for preschoolers? Be sure to check out all…
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Final Stable Syllables – Write & Read Pack

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Do you have any learners who need some work with those tricky final stable syllables? This write & read pack has been super helpful for my own third grader! Working on reading words with the 6 syllable types is helpful in teaching learners how to decode multi-syllable words. Of all the syllable types, though, I think the final c + le…
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