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Language & Literacy
Counting PracticeKindergartenMathMonthly Featured ActivitiesPrintablesCharlotte Wright
Pizzeria Pretend Play Pack (Ages 3-6)
Pizzeria Pretend Play Pack (Ages 3-6)

Kids use math and literacy skills while they practice collaboration and communication with this pizzeria pretend play pack

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KindergartenPrintablesSELCharlotte Wright
Emotion Finger Puppets (Ages 2-5)
Emotion Finger Puppets (Ages 2-5)

Kids practice naming feelings, having empathy, and emotional vocabulary through pretend play with these emotion finger puppets

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Coloring PagesKindergartenMonthly Featured ActivitiesPrintablesSELCharlotte Wright
I Can Say How I Feel Emotion Chart (Ages 2-6)
I Can Say How I Feel Emotion Chart (Ages 2-6)

Kids build emotional awareness, empathy, and communication skills while naming their feelings with this emotions chart for kids.

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Monthly Featured ActivitiesPrintablesCharlotte Wright
Find the Difference with Sarge (Ages 4-6+)
Find the Difference with Sarge (Ages 4-6+)

Find the difference for kids ages 4–8! Join Sarge to compare details, build focus, and strengthen problem-solving this fun puzzle game.

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Monthly Featured ActivitiesPrintablesCharlotte Wright
Story Sequencing for Literacy & Coding (Ages 4-6+)
Story Sequencing for Literacy & Coding (Ages 4-6+)

Story sequencing worksheet for ages 4-6+. A free printable activity that develops early coding, literacy, and problem-solving skills.

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Coloring PagesHolidaysKindergartenMonthly Featured ActivitiesPrintablesSELCharlotte Wright
Kindness Jar (Ages 2-5)
Kindness Jar (Ages 2-5)

The "Kindness Jar" activity is for kids ages 2-5. It's a free printable activity that helps build kindness, empathy, and self-esteem!

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How It BeginsDr. Jody Sherman LeVos
Discover Your Child’s Learning Profile in Under 10 Minutes
Discover Your Child’s Learning Profile in Under 10 Minutes

Discover your child’s unique learning profile in under 10 minutes. A quick, parent-friendly guide to understanding how your child learns best.

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ContentCore SkillsDr. Jody Sherman LeVos
components of reading
The 5 Components of Reading: A Helpful Guide for Parents
The 5 Components of Reading: A Helpful Guide for Parents

Here are activities to help you teach your child 5 components of reading, which include phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary.

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ConfidenceDr. Jody Sherman LeVos
young kid reading decodable books
Decodable Books: What They Are and Why They’re Important
Decodable Books: What They Are and Why They’re Important

Decodable books teach how to turn a written word into a spoken word. Learn why they’re important and how to support your child as they read them.

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Core SkillsDr. Jody Sherman LeVos
Kids learning root words
Root Words: What They Are, Examples & When Kids Learn Them
Root Words: What They Are, Examples & When Kids Learn Them

Do you want to help build your child’s vocabulary and improve their reading comprehension? Learning root words is a great place to start because they serve as the foundation for many other words. This guide will explain exactly what root words are and when your...

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ContentCore SkillsDr. Jody Sherman LeVos
fun reading activities
What Are Fun Ways to Teach Reading? | 11 Creative Ideas
What Are Fun Ways to Teach Reading? | 11 Creative Ideas

Reading activities are a great way to teach reading because they can reinforce and improve literacy skills. Here are some fun, hands-on ideas to try.

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ContentCore SkillsDr. Jody Sherman LeVos
High-Frequency Words: 5 Practical Tips for Your Child (30 words)
30 High-Frequency Words: Parent’s Guide & Strategies
30 High-Frequency Words: Parent’s Guide & Strategies

High-frequency words are words found most often in children’s books. Learning high-frequency words helps your child become a more fluent, confident reader.

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