Since we have only a few days left of school before summer break, I just updated our Graduate and Last Day of School photo prop signs from our graduation parties last year. Be sure to download them now, so you’re ready for the last day of school when it FINALLY arrives!
:: Preschool, Pre-K and Kindergarten Graduate Signs
:: Last Day of School Sign
Also, be sure to check out all our free coordinating graduation party printables here.
With the end of another school year upon us, teachers and parents are working together to make sure Pre-K students are ready to enter kindergarten. Of course, learning the alphabet is an essential skill, so fun worksheets to help your little one master the alphabet (or to assess where he is in the learning process) definitely come in handy.
This week’s worksheet is an alphabet fill in with all lowercase letters. I made a simplified version and an advanced version with more blanks. When your child is ready, we offer printable lined paper of all sorts for more writing exercises.
If you’re still working on all uppercase letters, we have posted an uppercase version of this worksheet as well.
:: Simplified Lower-case Fill-in Alphabet Worksheet
:: Advanced Lower-case Fill-in Alphabet Worksheet
Since it’s Mother’s Day weekend, I thought it would be fun to introduce you to Bettijo’s brand new son, Rockwell. Isn’t he just handsome? He was born a perfect 7 pounds, 9 ounces and 20.5 inches long. Both Bettijo and Rockwell are happy and healthy.
I spent a few hours with them in the hospital, and I have to say, so far Rockwell is easy going… sleepy, not fussy and oh so cozy to cuddle. Welcome to the world, Master Rockwell!
Happy Mother’s Day to all our fellow Supermoms!
Fractions can be so fun!! I mean, what’s more fun than dividing a piece of brownie in half for you and your friend? (Well, I suppose eating the brownie–but you get the idea.) So, this simple fractions worksheet is meant to boost your child’s confidence with fractions. We intentionally used everyday shapes so children can…
With Mother’s Day just a few days away, this printable questionnaire all about Mom (or Grandma) will make a great last-minute gift. Once printed, get ready for a chuckle as you interview your kids — their insights on your age, activities and love for them will make even the roughest days all worth while!
We created this darling Smile Blossom craft as our monthly contribution for Raising Arizona Kids magazine. We were thinking of Mother’s Day, but when the girls brought home a note last week from the PTA saying that Friday would be “bring your teacher a flower day,” I decided these blossoms would be perfect for that…
So I swear it seems like I just finished Modette’s nursery, and now it’s time for her to move into a big girl room and convert the nursery into something fitting of a baby boy. So I’m facing that dilemma that many Supermoms before me have had: how to transform a nursery from girl to…
Ready for another Printable Blog Hop? This month the theme is Cinco de Mayo, which is quickly coming up so we thought we’d share all the fun freebies with you right away.
My cousin’s wife is super stylish. I’m always a bit envious of her fabulous outfits, many of which she sews herself. Well she has the most adorable necklace — it goes with everything because I swear she’s wearing it just about every other time I see her. Sometimes she layers it with other necklaces and…
I recently had this idea to stamp baby’s footprint onto tea towels as a mother’s day gift, and now I am really wishing I’d made one of these with all of my newborns. Wouldn’t that be such a fun little collection to have? Since my baby boy isn’t here yet, my good friend Sarah was…
