Here's a cute one for you. My daughter can't wait to do this one.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image."
You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print
and use the image for your own personal homeschool
use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way
from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If
you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open
to more suggestions for printable materials.
Showing posts with label worksheet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label worksheet. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Ice Cream Words Worksheet
Labels:
coloring page,
Craft,
cvc,
k4,
k5,
letters,
printable,
short vowels,
worksheet
Addition Worksheet
Here's a great worksheet for beginning to teach the concept of addition.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Number Worksheet Fall Theme
This is an easy worksheet for even pre-writers. You can have them color in the circle with a crayon, place a sticker on the correct number, or use those bingo markers to put a dot on the correct circle. Let me know how you use yours.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
Friday, September 26, 2014
Connect the Dots Pumpkin
Its a beautiful fall day here. Puts me in the mood for a little fall activity for the girls. Please note, I borrowed the dot to dot pumpkin image from this site.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
Labels:
coloring page,
dot to dot,
fall,
holiday,
k4,
k5,
letter p,
letters,
numbers,
printable,
worksheet
Fill in the Vowel
This is a good one to reinforce how vowels are used in words. I'll be working on the other vowels next.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
Ladybug Number Match Worksheet
Here's a cute and simple little ladybug number matching game for the little ones. It teaches number recognition, matching, and line drawing.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
To print the page, right-click the picture and select "View Image." You can then select print page from the File menu. Feel free to print and use the image for your own personal homeschool use. All I ask is that you do not mass reproduce or profit in any way from using my materials. If you repost, please link back to my blog. If you print my materials, comments are always appreciated. I'm also open to more suggestions for printable materials.
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