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Pre-Reading
- Letter recognition printables
- Phoneme printables
- Syllable printables
- Rhyming printables
- Voice to print packs
- Pocket chart sentences
- “Color Me” emergent readers
- Simple alphabet books
- Little letter books
- Dot sticker pages
Early Reading
- Beginning sound printables
- Blend and digraph printables
- Mixed short vowel printables
- Short a printables
- Short e printables
- Short i printables
- Short o printables
- Short u printables
- Bossy r printables
- Silent e printables
- Other long vowel printables
- Sight word printables
- Sight word readers
- Simple sight word readers
- Phonics readers
- Reading comprehension printables
- Guided reading
- Nonfiction readers
Other Literacy Resources
Math
- Counting printables
- Number recognition printables
- Addition and subtraction printables
- Time, money & length printables
- Shapes & patterns printables
- Printables for other math activities
Other
Letter Identification
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- Alphabet BINGO cards
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- Letter tracing book
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- Super simple letter find pages
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- b/d reversal posters
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- Mini flipbook
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- Simple letter find pages
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- Find the letters pack
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- Four-in-a-row
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- Alphabet action cards
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Phonemes
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- Which one starts with a different sound?
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- 25 phonemic awareness games
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- 18 ways to build phonological/phonemic awareness
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- Elkonin boxes
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Syllables
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- Syllable clip cards
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- Syllable sorting cards
Rhyming
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- Simple rhyming game
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- Rhyming matching game
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- Roll-a-Rhyme
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- Rhyming pinch cards
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- “I Can Rhyme” board game
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- Rhyming word sorting mats
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- Rhyming clip cards
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- Rhyming bingo
Related Posts
- Why is rhyming important?
- How to teach your child to rhyme
- 20+ free games and printables for learning rhyming words
Beginning Sounds
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- Beginning sound coloring pages
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- Beginning sound blackout
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- Picture mats & cards
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- Alphabet clip cards
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- Alphabet photo cards
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- Sound cover pages
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- Alphabet sound clip cards
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- Beginning sounds board game
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- Letter sound clip cards
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- Consonant sound sorting mats
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- Letter tiles activity
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- Beginning sound parking lots
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- Beginning, middle & ending sounds clip cards
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- 18 beginning sound picture sorts
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- Missing letter clip cards
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- Four in a row
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- Letter sound activity pages
Ending Sounds
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- Ending sound clip cards
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- Match the ending sound cards
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- Roll an ending sound games
Blends & Digraphs
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- Digraph Say & Cover
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- Single player digraph games
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- Blends & digraphs bingo
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- Beginning blend clip cards
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- Roll a blend games
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- Roll a digraph games
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- Beginning blend word slider cards
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- Fast & fluent games for beginning blends
Short Vowels (mixed)
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- Phonics posters
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- CVC word worksheets
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- Stamp the missing letter
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- CVC clip cards
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- Short vowel games
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- Short vowel houses
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- Milk cap spelling mats
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- CVC board games
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- Word building mat & cards
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- Stamp short vowel words
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- Single player short vowel bingo
Short a
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- Word slider cards for short a
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- Short a mats
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- Write the room for short a
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- Short a 4-in-a-row games
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- Short a Roll & Read games
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- Short a UNO
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- Short a worksheets
Short e
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- Short e mats
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- Word slider cards for short e
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- Roll and read for short e
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- Short e Crazy 8’s
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- Short e “write the room”
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- Short e worksheets
Short i
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- Short i mats
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- 4-in-a-row games for short i
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- Roll and read for short i
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- Word slider cards for short i
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- Short i worksheets
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- “Write the room” for short i words
Short o
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- Short o mats
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- Word slider cards for short o
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- 4-in-a-row games for short o
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- Roll and read for short o
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- Short o worksheets
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- “Write the room” for short o words
Short u
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- Short u mats
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- 4-in-a-row short u games
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- Short u word slider cards
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- Short u worksheets
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- “Write the room” for short u words
Bossy r Words
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- Bossy r Go Fish
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- Bossy r board games
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- “Is it real?” game
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- 4-in-a-row bossy r games
Silent e Words
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- Seasonal CVCE games
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- CVC & CVCE word clip cards
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- Silent e word builders
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- Fold and read cards
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- Silent e 4-in-a-row games
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- Board games for a-e
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- Board games for i-e
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- Board games for u-e
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- Board games for o-e
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- Silent e worksheet packs
Other Long Vowels
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- Long vowel games
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- Long a mats
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- Long e mats
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- Long i mats
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- Long o mats
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- Long u mats
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- Froot Loop words
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- “Boo!” card game
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- 4-in a row for oo words
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- Worksheet pack for oo words
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- Roll & read ee words
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- Worksheet pack for ee words
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- Board games for ee words
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- 4-in-a-row for ee words
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- Long & Short Vowel Sorting Mats
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- Roll & Write long vowel words
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- Card game for ai/ay words
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- ai / ay path game
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- ai / ay worksheets
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- 4-in-a-row for ai/ay words
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- Long i games: y, igh, ie
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- Phonics posters
Sight Words
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- Editable sight word games
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- Fall sight word games
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- Color words game
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Sight Word Readers
Beginning readers can use context clues, picture clues, and sight word knowledge to read these printable little books.
Simple Sight Word Readers
I’ve also created a new set of sight word books that teach the same 26 words as the first set – but in a much simpler format. This set is ideal for young learners, struggling learners, and English language learners. Each set of four books has four different themes. Eventually I plan to share all of them for free, but it will take at least a year. If you don’t want to wait, you can purchase the bundle pack.
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- Set 1: “a”
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- Set 2: the
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- Set 3: see
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- Set 4: “I”
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- Set 5: “look”
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- Set 6: “at”
More Sight Word Books
After creating the first 26 sets to use alongside Reading the Alphabet, I’ve had requests for more books. I’m creating additional sets. These later sets loosely correlate with my free phonics books. When I have a large collection, these will also be available for purchase in a bundle pack. I expect that it’s at least year (or more) before I add to this collection. For now you may download each set by clicking on the images below to get to the blog post.
Phonics Books
I’ve shared over 130 books in my free phonics reader collection that are designed to be used alongside my sight word readers or separately. Each book introduces a new phonics pattern and gives practice with simple sentences and bright pictures.
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- Set 1: -an, -at, -ap, -ab, -an, -ag, -ack
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- Set 2: -ip, -it-, -ick, -ill, -ick, -id, -in
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- Set 3: -op, -ock, -ot, -og, -ob
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- Set 4: -ed, -ell, -en, -eck, -et
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- Set 5: -ub, -ug, -un, -uck, -um
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- Set 6: er, ar, ur, ir, or
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- Set 7: Silent e
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- Set 8: ee & oo
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- Set 9: ai, ay, igh, -y
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- Set 10: ea, oa, ow, ie
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- Set 11: ush, unch, ump, ust, ung, unk
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- Set 12: and, ash, amp, ang, atch, ank
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- Set 13: ind, ent, est, old, itch, ink, ing
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- Set 14: aw, all, oi, oy, ou, ue, ui, ew, dge, ow
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- Set 15: -s ,-es endings
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- Set 16: -ed, -ing (suffixes)
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- Set 17: Compound words
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- Set 18: Contractions
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- Set 19: VCCV words
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- Set 20: VCV words
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- Set 21: -el, -le, -er, -ar, -or
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- Set 22: -ie, -ey, -y
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- Set 23: -ture, -age, -on
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- Set 24: Prefixes and Suffixes
“Color Me” Emergent Readers
Unlike my sight word books, these are black and white so children can color them. They do not get progressively harder with set. Instead, each set has three books – level 1, 2, and 3. These books are created to correlate with my preschool and kindergarten themes.
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- Insects
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- Transportation
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- Community helpers
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- Spring
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- Arctic animals
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- Fall
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- Space
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- Farm animals
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- 5 Senses
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- Extreme Weather
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- St. Patrick’s Day
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- Valentine’s Day
Reading Comprehension
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- Close reading poster
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- Close reading bookmarks
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- Ruby Bridges reading comprehension passage
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- “If You Lived in Kenya” book with questions
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- “If you lived in the Philippines” book with questions
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- Abraham Lincoln reading passage
Related posts:
- Reading comprehension strategies (a 10-part series)
- What do do when kids can’t remember what they read
Guided Reading
Guided reading is a instructional approach that involves a teacher working with a small group of readers. During the lesson, the teacher provides a text that students can read with support, coaching the learners as they use problem-solving strategies to read the text. The ultimate goal is independent reading.
If you’d like to know more, be sure to read my 10-part series. Many of these printables come from that series.
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- Answers to guided reading FAQ’s
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- Overview of the guided reading levels
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- Guided reading planning forms
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- Guided reading lesson plan templates
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- Before, during, after guided reading activities
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- Guided reading teaching points
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- Year-long literacy center ideas
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Voice to Print Packs
These packs of 40 printable cards are wonderful for teaching children that each word they say matches a word in print. Some children may be ready to learn beginning sight words from these cards as well. I recommend printing the cards, laminating, and cutting them apart to assemble on a metal ring.
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- Spring
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- Fruit
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- Forest animals
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- Toys
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- Christmas
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- Transportation
Nonfiction Readers
I’ve begun sharing nonfiction emergent readers that have real photographs as images. These simple books are great for early readers in preschool, kindergarten, and first grade. Each book I share is part of a much larger set that comes with my theme packs, which you may view in my store.
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- “Kids Can Garden”
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- “Colorful Mittens”
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- “I am a Firefighter”
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- “Pumpkins”
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- “My Emotions”
Pocket Chart Sentences
Each of my theme packs, which you can view in my store, contain a large variety of pocket chart sentences. I share a small set as a freebie from each theme pack. These are excellent for teaching concepts of print such as concept of word and left to right progression. They’re also great for teaching sight words!
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- Gardening
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- Winter
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- Community
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- Fall
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- 5 Senses
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- Weather
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- Insects
Simple Alphabet Books
If you’re just starting to teach the alphabet to your toddler, these books are perfect. A free printable book for each letter of the alphabet! Click on the image to get to the books.
Counting
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- How many to 10? clip cards
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- Kite count & clip cards
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- Monster count & clip cards
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- Ladybug count & clip cards
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- Tulip count & clip cards
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- Transportation count & clip cards
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- Hot chocolate counting mats
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- Dump truck counting mat
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- Fall counting mats
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- Eggs in a nest counting mats
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- Ice cream file folder game
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- Gumball counting mats
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- Bugs in a jar counting game
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- Fish bubble counting mats
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- K-2 Counting games
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- Flower counting mat
Number Recognition
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- Number find worksheets 1-20
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- Number tracing book
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- Number handwriting #1-10
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- Train coloring race
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- Monster memory
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- Buggy numbers 1-5
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- Ladybug number recognition
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- 1-20 Number worksheets
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- Number cards
Addition & Subtraction
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- Addition with 2-color counters
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- Ladybug Roll & Cover
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- Kite roll & cover
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- Ladybug addition mat
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- Ladybug missing addends
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- Monster missing addends
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- Addition color by number
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- Seasonal roll & cover games
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- Doubles addition game
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- Game for harder addition facts
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- Race to 10, 20, 30
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- Make 10 addition game
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- Addition flash cards
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- K-2 Addition games
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- Winter roll & color games
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- Marshmallow addition mat
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- Make that number
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- No prep addition games
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- No prep subtraction games
Time, Money & Length
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- Coin recognition game
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- K-2 Telling time games
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- Measuring worksheet
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- K-2 Money games
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- Coin sorting mat
Shapes & Patterns
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- Shape clip cards
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- Shapes in everyday objects – clip cards
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- K-2 Shape games
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- Bear pattern strips
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- Truck patterns pack
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- Roll a Shape games
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- Roll a 3D Shape games
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- 3D shape worksheets
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- 3D shape sorting mats
Other Math Activities
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- Visual discrimination cards for Fall
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- Place value task cards for game or “Write the Room”
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- Equal sharing task cards
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- Introduction to multiplication task cards
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- Transportation memory
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- Monster dice match
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- Problem solving cards
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- Alligator greater/less than
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- Color sorting mat
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- K-2 Place value games
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- Positional words books
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- Graphing worksheets
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- Place value mat
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- Number sense game
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- Multiplication bingo games
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- Color clip cards
Handwriting
I teach my preschoolers to write the alphabet using a progression of easy to hard handwriting pages. To learn more, visit my handwriting page.
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Writing
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- Writing ideas chart
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- Printables for finding writing topics
Related posts:
- Teaching writing in preschool and kindergarten (a 10-part series)
- Writing lessons for the primary grades (a 12-part series)
- 10 things you really need to know if you teach writing
- Why kids don’t need writing prompts
- How to help kids find their own writing topics
- 10 ways to help kids defeat writer’s block
- 10 tips for teaching writing in kindergarten
Grammar
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- Noun game: Person, Place, Object, or Animal?
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- Name a noun game
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- Name that verb game
Spelling
I love to create spelling games for my kids to use as we learn through Word Study (you can read my 5-part Word Study series if you’re curious about that!).
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- FLOSS Rule Game
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- Editable fall spelling game
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- Editable spelling games for all seasons
Spelling Lessons
Here you’ll find sample spelling lessons with printables. Even if your child is not in the within-word stage of spelling, these lessons will give you a flavor for how to teach spelling with word study. If your child is in the within-word stage, you can start with these seven lessons and continue with the lists found in the book Words Their Way.
Dot Sticker Pages
We do these dot sticker pages to reinforce letter shapes and sounds. They’re also great fine motor practice! Use dot stickers, round magnets, Do-a-Dot markers, round cereal, or make your own pom-pom magnets. Find our entire collection by clicking on the image below. You’ll be able to get each page individually OR the entire set in one easy download.
Little Letter Books
These printable letter books are perfect for toddlers and preschoolers. Each book contains six rhymes and/or songs for a particular letter of the alphabet. Find our entire collection by clicking on the image below.
Other Printables
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- I SPY picture mats for building vocabulary
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- Editable vocabulary game
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- 5 senses clip cards
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- Alliteration games – in 4 levels
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- Simple opposites game
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- Block letters A-Z
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- Nature scavenger hunt
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- “Would you rather?” questions
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- Magnetic objects sheet
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- CVC word lists
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- Community helper sorting mats
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- Father’s Day book
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- Color words game
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- Letter tiles
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- Kindergarten readiness checklist
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- 8 sets of finger puppets
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- “I can help” readers
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- Humpty Dumpty book
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- Books about colors
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- Opposites board game
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- Leveled book list
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- Running record code
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- Word awareness activity
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- Ways to improve reading fluency
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- Teacher prompts for fix-up strategies
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- Book list for interactive read alouds K-2
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- Teaching points for K-2 reading conferences
Bao says
Very cool website for kids. Thank you so much!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome!
Heather says
Thank you so so much for all these amazing resources!! So grateful!
Denise says
Could tell me where I can find your diagraph coloring sheets?
Leslie says
Love this site. Wish i had the time to think of these ideas and share with others!
Mythili says
I love this.I am in India.. Yours is a one stop place for teaching alphabets and numbers.G ratefl for your free printable.
Thank you.
Little Folks
Anna Geiger says
Thanks so much, Mythili!
kathy says
How can I get the sight words books with a horizontal line in the middle?
Kate Dowling says
Hi Kathy!
This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. The books are not available that way. I hope you can use them as they are. All the best!
Mohana says
Hi. I’m from India. I need phonics book
24 sets. As I am not having printable options at home can I get full set of phonics book with full color.
Kate Dowling says
Hi Mohana!
This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. Anna does not sell any printed copies. I hope you find a way to print her wonderful resources!
Nancy Mabry says
I just found your website. You have great, simple activities and ideas. I am a retired teacher but I do tutoring and subbing. I have printed some of your free printables, different grade levels, to add to my file to use with students I work with. When you sub in a classroom, you sometimes get that phone call last minute. I like to have readily available activities in my “educational arsenal” when I walk in the door.
Thanks,
NMabry
www.larsonchildcare.com says
Wow! I love this site! So many great fun learning ideas for the children. You are awesome!
Mable says
Hi, Anna,
Please kindly let me know how do I teach a 5 year old to differentiate between /a/ and /e/ sound when segmenting？
How can I teach them which short vowel to use？
Thanks for your reply！
Mable
Aruna says
Very well.designed.thabk you for freebies for moms like me who cant afgord much.
Laureen says
Thank you so much for your printables and activity ideas. My little people love them!!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear it, Laureen!
Eh says
Finally, I found this amazing website. Thank you so much for sharing. God Bless you.
carolyn gunn says
I’m loving every thing that I’ve seen since I came across this website. Its a great ascess to me and how I plan on getting ready for the following year. Thanks Anna I only wish I could get all this information into one huge notebook… I think your work is great…I’m learning something useful every time I open up your website..
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad it’s been useful for you, Carolyn! You’ve given me inspiration… do you think it would be helpful for people to have an e-book of all my material, indexed? So for example if they’re looking for posts about reading, they could look that up in the download and click on the posts that pertain to it?
dave says
yes anna, i think that making it into an eboook (pdf) would be a
great idea and time-saver for parents and even some ece teachers
alike.
ps. thanks for all the great work you’ve done… sofar and in the future.
~dave in ottawa canada
Anna Geiger says
Dave, I do have an ebook index for my site available now. 🙂 It was last updated the end of January, so it’s due for an update, but you can get it free when you subscribe by e-mail, which you can do at the top of the blog or in the sidebar. It will help you find whatever you need on the blog.
caragh says
really beneficial site. Helpful for struggling readers.
thank you for your efforts. it’s people like you that boost
our literacy rate!
gratefully yours,
caragh
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much!
carolyn gunn says
Thanks Anna for replying back. Yes it would be a wonderful ideal to do an e-book. I know it would help me greatly. Again thanks and keep up the great work.
joy says
Hello, i just find your blog tonight . i like your website. Keep up your good work and best wishes to you and your family!!
Anna Geiger says
Thanks so much, Joy!
sharon says
Is it okay if I make copies of the Summer Reading Challenge for my students? It is a wonderful idea, LOVE IT! I think it might inspire them to read over the summer. Your website is awesome and filled with such great ideas 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Absolutely, Sharon! You are welcome to print and copy any of my printables for your students. I just ask that if another teacher would like to use them, that you direct them to my website to download the material instead of working off your copy. Thanks!
sharon says
Thank you so much:) Absolutely amazing resources!!! I will pass your website onto my colleagues.
Anna Geiger says
Thanks so much for passing on my site to other teachers! I always appreciate that.
Florence says
Anna I like your staff I love them how do I order I’m in Namibia
Anna G says
You should be able to choose your country from the dropdown menu at checkout. Let me know if you don’t see it!
Dilek says
thank you for perfect web-side and so many god ideas! I am following you from Sweden far far away:))
thanks again!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Dilek! I’m so glad you’ve found things you can use!
Linda says
I have used many of your ideas/printables for my great granddaughters who are living with me. I also am encouraging my other granddaughter to sign up for your newsletter since her girls are 1 & 2 and she can get a head start on what she will need later this year and in the future. Thanks for the great work, wish the home PC was around when I taught preschool back in the 70’s and 80’s. Well I guess they were but everyone did not have them LOL.
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Linda! I’m so glad you’re finding things to use with the children in your life! And I’m with you on wishing the blogosphere had been around a few years ago. It was available when I started teaching, but it took so long to find things and they were not nearly as accessible. Technology can be an amazing blessing!
Clarisse Silva says
I just love your ideas. They are beautiful.
I’m Portuguese and I’m the director of a preschool in East Timor (Southeast Asia). These are special children, as you may know, since this is a developing country which became independent only 12 years ago. Therefore, I always have to adapt your activities to our reality here.
Thank you for inspiring me
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Clarisse! Thank you for educating me about East Timor. It sounds like you have a very special and challenging teaching situation there. I’m so glad you’re finding things here to help you out!
Ally says
I can’t see them on this page, but I also love your beginning sounds mats that go along with Reading the Alphabet from This Reading Mama.
Anna Geiger says
THANK you, Ally, I had forgotten to add those in! They’re here now.
Jasmin says
THANK YOU so much for all your great stuff. Thats just amazing. I’m preparing now all the time because I just finished university and I hope I can start teaching in september! 🙂 Unfortunately I can’t use your english/alphabetic things because I live in Austria but I try to create some things on my own (you’re such an inspiration).
All the best for you & you’re familiy!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Jasmin! Congratulations on looking forward to that first year of teaching – so exciting! I’m sharing a free ebook next week designed for teachers of all types, but I think first year teachers will benefit the most. Thanks so much for reading!
elyse says
What an AMAZING list of resources! Thank you so much for sharing these 😀
I work in the Learning Support section of a reception-yr 12 school in Australia. I’m always looking for new activities to use with my students who need that little bit of extra practice in all subject areas. I was very excited to find your site. Looking forward to using the resources you’ve generously shared here! Thanks again 🙂
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Elyse! I’m so glad you found my site. I hope you keep following along 🙂
Charlotte says
Hi! I would like to ask where I can buy the hallow font that u used in this printable
Thank you very much. Great website!
Charlotte says
Hollow font. Sorry
Anna Geiger says
Which printable are you talking about, Charlotte?
Charlotte says
Beginning sounds coloring pages. Thanks.
Anna Geiger says
I used both Primer Print and Print Bold. You can find them both free online. Then I use chose “outline” under Font selections.
Samantha says
My son is only 16 months old, but I have been stressing over if he’s learning things at his “school” etc…I decided to hunt down some simple letters/color pages to work with him at home. I can not tell you how excited I was to find your site! THANK YOU for making it not only available, but easy to navigate as well!! I’ve already shared your site with a few friends and family members!
Anna Geiger says
Hi Samantha! It sounds like your 16 month old already knows quite a bit! Our fourth is 2 1/2 and I have finally started working on letters a little more with him. I had more time with our oldest, and I got to it sooner with her. 😉 I’m sure your little guy is doing great. 🙂 I’m go glad you find my site and can find things to use! It’s been fun for me and helps me do more with my own kids, too. Thanks so much for passing it along!
Christa says
Thank you for making all these printables available! We are just starting homeschool preschool, you have so many great resources.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you’re finding things you can use here, Christa!
Qlt812 says
Your site is a life saver :-)! My grandson is 2 1/2 years old and very smart…
Anna Geiger says
I’m glad you’re finding resources here to help him learn!
Beth says
I just came across your site today…I instantly fell in love. I’ve been looking for quite some time some material other than your basic letter cards to start teaching my almost 2 yr old son the alphabet among other things. Your site is so wonderful and full of information. Thank you for doing this!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Beth! So nice to have you here 🙂
Charlett Steverson says
This is by far the most resourceful site I’ve seen. I have a 4 year old daughter who is learning how to read and she love your books. I also have daycare and my preschooler enjoy the books as well. Thank you for taking out you precious time to create this site, it is very detailed and thought out.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear you have little ones who can use books! Thanks so much for commenting, Charlett!
Anna Geiger says
I meant, “little ones who can use *my* books” 🙂
Tracy Schumacher says
Thank you so much for all of your resources! I am currently a pre-k teacher and preparing to graduate with my BA in elementary ed. It can be so difficult to find GOOD teacher tools for the younger age group. With this in mind I was pleasantly surprised when I stumbled upon your page!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Tracy!
prasanthi says
I came across your blog while searching for ways to teach my 3 year old and i fell in love lol.I havent looked at the entire content but i bookmarked and would be visiting frequently for ideas to teach my son at home.
Thank you for the effort in putting all these wonderful ideas at one place and they are very valuable for me.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear that you are finding things to use here!
Patricia says
Thank you so much for these printables. I had seen the milk cap letters and had started my collection but assumed I would need to create my own cards. I noticed you do not have cards for i and u are they coming soon? 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Hi Patricia! I do plan to make milk cap letter sheets for all the short vowels. They are not on my immediate to do list, but hopefully within the next couple of months!
renee says
Thank you thank you. I am a teacher and a mother to three in Australia, and I love all the hard work and effort you have put into your resources.
Thank you.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Renee! Thanks so much for your kind comment.
jshock says
Lots of great activities! Thanks. I can’t wait to share with others.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you SO much for sharing my site!
Janet says
Hi! I Just want to thank you for all your free printables , awesome ideas and useful information. Your site is truly a great teaching resource all at one spot!! I started using your printables and ideas to help my 4 year old in her writing and she enjoyed them :)) I know I’ll be coming back to your blog again and again….and I will definitely spread the word. May God continue to bless you and your work.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Janet, for your kind comment and for spreading the word about my site. 🙂 I’m so thankful for readers like you!
Eve says
Would you be able to keep me updated when you get the number tracing worksheet up. Thank you very much! Love your site also!!!
Anna Geiger says
The number pages are up on the blog, today, Eve – enjoy! https://www.themeasuredmom.com/free-handwriting-pages-writing-numbers-3-levels/
Theresa says
Hi Anna, Thanks for some great resources which I have found useful for my students with Special Needs. They are colourful and visually appealing to students who need visual & sensory stimulation. Easy to use for busy teachers. Thank You 🙂
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Theresa!
Janelle says
The alphabet books are beautiful. However I believe that both upper and lowercase letters should be used
Anna Geiger says
I understand, Janelle. However, I chose to use just uppercase because I created these for my toddler and wanted to keep things simple. I will be teaching him his lowercase letters later when he is ready. It’s easy for him to “read” the book himself when he has the large uppercase letter to identify rather than both, which could confuse him.
Jennifer says
Thank you so much! I have 12 DRA Level A and AA’s this year in my first grade class and was in great need of easy books. Your books will go to good use!!!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear that, Jennifer! I remember how hard these easy readers were to find at an affordable price when I was a classroom teacher. If you have it in your budget and are not already a member, I recommend looking into Reading A-Z. I think it’s $100 for a year’s membership, and they have a ton of AWESOME printable books for all levels. I actually got a membership just to use with my kids at home.
Kenette Robertson says
Thank you so much for your fun resources. I teach in a Christian school & love having some fun and new resources to use. I get more excited than the class about having something new to laminate and take in to school!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Kenette! So glad you’re finding things here to share with your students. 🙂
Tresa says
My daughter reads through our books so fast at home and she memorizes them by the picture. I’ve been searching for cute printable readers to give her something new without going broke. Thank you Thank you Thank you soo much!!!!!
Anna Geiger says
You’re welcome, Tresa! I’m so glad you can use them 🙂
Karen Ganon says
Wow! I downloaded SO many helpful lessons (spelling and word families) today from your site. Thank you for all of your fantastic work and the time you put into it. The fact that you are willing to share it is such a blessing to all of us–especially the kids!
Anna Geiger says
Thanks so much, Karen – your comment made my day. 🙂 So glad that you’re finding things you can use here!
Olga Grau says
Thank you for sharing so many wonderful and engaging ideas. I teach Spanish Immersion Kindergarten, the same content of a full day Universal Kindergarten but 100% in Spanish. I am very happy that I can transfer a lot of this ideas into Spanish and bring it to my classroom. I am sharing this website with my English kindergarten colleagues.
Thank you again!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Olga – and thank you so much for passing on my site to your fellow teachers!
Michell says
You are very generous! Thank you for putting huge effort in creating these.
You are a great help. Thanks a million!!! ^_^
God bless you!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your kind comment – I’m so glad you’re finding things you can use here!
Renai says
YOu are very generous. Thank you!
Anna Geiger says
You’re welcome, Renai!
Shannon Gonzlaez says
My husband is stationed in Sasebo, Japan so for work I teach English out in town to Japanese kindergarten students. THEY ALWAYS LOVE the printable I hand out, and the book recommendations go hand in hand with the activities which is so awesome. Thank you for all you do and provide for us. Free is always a blessing 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Shannon! Thanks so much for your note. It’s so exciting to hear of people using my resources in other countries. I’m so glad you’re finding things you can use here!
Grace says
Just got on Pinterest and I’m loving this site already. Thanks Anna.
Anna Geiger says
You’re welcome, Grace – I’m so glad to have you here!
Angie says
Your site is truly a blessing. I needed materials on this level for a second grader who is not yet recognizing letters or sounds. Thank you so much for sharing!
Anna Geiger says
You’re so welcome, Angie – and I’m glad you’re finding things here to help your second grader. It’s wonderful to hear from people who can use these materials with struggling learners. Anything to make that light bulb turn on!
Lori M Tatum says
I have been challenged with teaching kindergarten after teaching 5th grade for 11 years. Your website has made my adjustment much easier. Thank you.
Anna Geiger says
I’m thrilled to hear that, Lori! Jumping from fifth grade to kindergarten is quite a switch — I hope you keep finding things here to save you some time!
Andrea says
I downloaded your number handwriting pages and linked over to this page from there. Great stuff to browse through! Bookmarking this page. Thanks for everything!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Andrea – I hope you keep finding things here that you can use!
Nicole Cox says
Every time I start searching for great ideas for my preschool classroom and my homeschool, your website pops right up!! I am in LOVE with all of these ideas!!! Thank you so much for working so hard and being willing to share your creations.
Anna Geiger says
Oh, that’s fabulous to hear that your search engine is liking me. 🙂 Thank you so much for your very kind comment, Nicole! It’s a joy for me to create and share here. I’m thankful for readers like you who keep coming back!
amanda says
you are simply amazing hank you so much for everyhing, it helps me to homeschool my preschooler on a low budget
Lee says
Thank you so much for sharing this great resources!
Anna Geiger says
You’re welcome, Lee – thanks so much for visiting!
KIKORA ELCOCK says
I just want to thank you for creating this page, before this page I was constantly looking for things on the internet that my children could use at home for learning purposes or I was always going to the store by products, but this site makes it easy for me and my daughter loves her little books, my sons just love having books that they can color and I have to read at night. I love seeing my children faces light up when they are learning and having fun, it’s makes me happier. I just want to thank you again, because this has made a lot of things easier for especially since I am always looking for learning tools.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you for your kind note, Kikora! I love hearing about all the learning activities you’re doing at home with your kids! I hope you keep finding things you can use here.
Amanda says
Thank you so much for sharing your amazing,fun,cute and awesome ideas! I am a professional home childcare provider and I am always looking for fun new things for the children in my care. I can’t wait to start using this!
Thanks again, you are wonderful!
Amanda 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Amanda – your comment was a big day brightener. 🙂
Nerida Gibson says
Hi Anna,
I would like to take the chance to say a big thank you for sharing your wonderful resources. I am still a newby teacher, having only taught for 2 years – both of those in First Grade, and next year I will be making the move down to Prep (=Kindergarten). I am so happy I came across your site and will definitely be adding a selection of your resources to toolkit for next year. I especially love that all of your resources have been tried and tested by kids of the same age – it definitely gives a great insight to what motivates and engages little learners 🙂
Thank you so much!
Nerida 🙂
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Nerida – I’m so glad you’re finding things here to help your teaching! It’s such an exciting profession because there’s always more to learn. Enjoy those little ones!
Tracy says
I just happened on your site and the materials are wonderful…thank you so much! I teach a special education kindergarten and most of these are so appropriate for my little ones. Thank you again and Happy New Year!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you’ve found things to help your students, Tracy! Have a wonderful new year as well. 🙂
Patrick Chan says
Deeply impressed and amazed for your dedication to help the young learners. I really appreciate your being generous to share your hard work with others. A real role-model!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much 🙂 Creating and maintaining this site is a real joy for me!
Gloria Morris says
Thank you very much for sharing the printable pages and for all the information in your blog. God bless you for your kindness.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Gloria! Blessings to you as well. 🙂
The Practical Mom says
We used the Beginning Sound Picture Mats & Sound covers,excellent practise for my 3 year old! Thanks a ton!
Thepracticalmomblog.blogspot.in
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome!
Kim says
Just wanted to say thank you for making all of this available! We homeschool and your worksheets are a great addition to our curriculum.
Anna Geiger says
So glad to hear it, Kim!!
Sarah says
Thanks so much for all these amazing resources, I was wondering how to teach and entertain my 2 year old now that here brother and sister have gone to school, these are terrific!
Anna Geiger says
So glad you’re finding things you can use here, Sarah! 🙂
Justyna says
Thank you for your hard work! You’re making my job as an English as a Second Language teacher much, much easier!
Gina says
Very useful Website. Thank you a million times. Be blessed abundantly for hard work.!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you, Gina!
Karen says
Hi,
Thank you so much for making your FABULOUS games, worksheets and more free. I am so excited to work with these materials. Learning here is fun!
Karen : )
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Karen!
Cynthia Buhagiar says
I just love this site. Thanks for the lovely resources. I find them really useful both with my kids and with my students. Thanks a lot 🙂
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear that, Cynthia! 🙂
tammy tokita says
Thank you so much for your hard work – it’s amazing!
I was not able to find the book that was shown on your site ( Can you see the retangle?)
would you be able to tell me how I can get it?
sincerely,
tammy
Sandra Heinrichs says
I am a kindergarten teacher in a Christian school in Calgary, Canada. I have been copying your emergent readers, ETC.!!!, ALL afternoon. Thank you SO MUCH for blessing others by sharing these wonderful resources.
Sandra
Anna Geiger says
Hi, Sandra! Thanks so much for your note – it was a real day brightener! I love that people are finding my emergent readers. They’re so fun to make and share. Blessings on your teaching!
Jessica C. says
I am an inner-city prek teacher and these resources are amazing! Thank you for these great activities, games, and printables:)
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Jessica. I’m so glad you can use them!
Piamporn N. says
Greeting from Thailand,
Thank you so much for sharing these amazing resources. This site is a big help for me to teach my 2 year old daughter. I really appreciate your work!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome! It’s so exciting to hear from people on the other side of the world. So glad you’re finding things you can use here. 🙂
Shweta says
You are amazing!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you. 🙂 I hope you’re finding things here to help you out!
Denise K says
I stumbled onto your site and it is the answer to my prayers. I have a son in Kindergarten that has A LOT of energy so I know homework is a must. Almost two years ago, I was involved in an auto accident which resulted in a TBI (traumatic brain injury). What I knew before that accident is gone, so I am starting over again. I felt lost, I was not going to be able to provide the help my son needed. But NOT now! Your site will not only help my son but it will help me as well. Thank you for the hard work you have done. I love it all.
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Denise,
What challenges you’ve been through! I’m so glad you’re finding things here to help both you and your son. Blessings to you both!
Tiffany says
THANK YOU! I am a kindergarten teacher and a mommy of two boys and our newest addition is our daughter 🙂 My oldest is 6 and in first grade….we have been practicing spelling words and it is always a fight (neither one of us wants to drill and practice after a long day at school!). So thank you for the awesome ideas/materials for both my kindergarten classroom and our home!!! God bless you and thank you once again <3
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you can use things here, Tiffany! I know what you mean about kids not wanting to do drill work after a long day at school! I have to make sure my materials are interesting for that very reason. 🙂
Ann says
Thanks for all your hard work. This is beautiful site for kids and helping them learn. I teach preschool and these sheets are awesome! And you are giving us use of them for free. Thanks for sharing. It is hard to pick because they are cute and useful! Ann
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you’re finding things here you can use, Ann! Thanks so much for visiting. 🙂
Sophie says
Thank you so much for your site, in particular for the Word Study exercises. I’m teaching twin boys how to read/spell, and my regular techniques just weren’t working for one of them. I switched to your Word Study method and everything clicked for him. I’m wondering, though, if you’ll add more lists eventually? With O an U in particular, and then maybe more complex digraphs? It would be VERY appreciated.
(Please don’t include my email address in my comment).
Anna Geiger says
HI Sophie! No worries – your e-mail address only shows up for me, not for readers. I’m so glad word study is working for your boys! The reason I stopped doing word study on my blog is because my daughter outgrew it. Her spelling ability grew so rapidly that this was not a good use of her time. And since she attends school and this was an after school activity, I couldn’t justify it any longer. I would love to do this sort of thing with my son in the summer (he’s also an advanced speller and is currently in kindergarten), but I just don’t know for sure. Have you bought the Words Their Way book? It has so much helpful information. If you like apps, I highly recommend the Words Their way apps: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/best-spelling-apps-kids/. I’m sorry I can’t help you in this area right now. I think some day I might get to it, but it will probably be too late for you!
Sophie says
Thanks for your reply, Anna. I’ll be sure to check back, as I’m not actually a parent, I’m a teacher and even if the materials come too late for these particular students I’m sure they would help future ones! I’ll check out those apps in the meantime. Thank you!
Vanessa says
I love your website….. thank you so much for all of the great ideas and printables!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Vanessa!
Katie says
I thought I down loaded all the short vowel mini readers…. but I ended up only downloading the short a vowel. They were based on word families like at, ap etc. I can’t find them anymore. Is there any way I could get the rest. It is helping a discouraged reader become more confindent.
thanks, Love your website… Appreciate all you share with us…. Katie
Anna Geiger says
Hi Katie! I’m so glad these books are helpful for you! You can get all the sets here: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/free-phonics-books/
Kiri Steed says
Thank you all the way from New Zealand, you have created some really awesome resources.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Kiri!
Katrina Daniel says
I was just introduced to your site and stand in awe of the resources that you are sharing for FREE! How wonderful! Looking forward to making and using many of these in my classroom!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you found me, Katrina! I hope you find lots of things you enjoy using in your classroom.
Amy Peterson says
This site is amazing! A colleague of mine shared it with me and I couldn’t be more pleased. I can’t thank you enough for sharing all of these absolutely wonderful ideas! It is nice to have these great, functional, and ready-to-use ideas right at my fingertips. The ideas that I have used thus far with kiddos have been a BIG hit!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your encouraging comment, Amy. 🙂 I’m thrilled that your students are enjoying the activities!
Lanre says
All I can say is Thank you and keep up the good work. Thank you Anna.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Lanre!
Kultalee says
Dear Anna,
I’m in Thailand, your ideas, and dedication of your work is really amazing, I’m grateful for what you’ve done. Thank you so much.
Anna Geiger says
It’s so nice to hear from you, Kultalee, all the way from Thailand! I’m so glad you’re finding things you can use here. 🙂
Caroline says
The beginning blends cards are great! Do you have cards for ending blends (ck/sh..)?
Anna Geiger says
Not yet, Caroline! Maybe a future project, but I have no immediate plans for those.
Anna Geiger says
You can find some digraph cards at This Reading Mama! http://thisreadingmama.com/beginning-and-ending-digraph-clip-cards/
Sneha says
Hello,
I am a pre-k teacher, working for age group 3 to 5.
I loved your website. Its cool. There’s a lot under one roof. I don’t remember seeing opposite match. Could you forward one to me.
Thanks
Sneha
Anna Geiger says
Hi, Sneha!
I don’t have an opposite match game, but here is a free one on another site: http://kidsactivitiesblog.com/51698/free-kids-printables-2
Sneha Samant says
Hello,
Thanks for the opposite match. I was also wondering if you could post something for 5 senses like
http://www.nuttinbutpreschool.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/5-Senses-Sorting-Pictures.jpg
or any thing of other kind.
Florencia says
Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication that helps people, like me, who are not as creative. I absolutely love the Kindergarten checklist. I wish you had a first grade checklist to inform the parents of what areas they need to work on with their child.
Thank you,
Florencia
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Florencia!
That’s an interesting idea… a first grade readiness checklist. I’ll have to think about that one! It’s challenging to write as kids are at SO many different stages of development when they come to first grade. I remember having a first grader who didn’t know all her letters and two students who were reading at a 5th grade level… all in the same class. Obviously the norm is somewhere in the middle. 🙂 I’ll think on it!
Rachel says
Thank you so much! I am a first year teacher working in a K-2 resource room and your site has been so helpful. I just wish I would have found you sooner.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you’re finding things you can use here, Rachel! It’s too bad it took you a little while to find me, but hopefully it will be a greater help for the next school year. 🙂
Trevor Munroe says
Being short of educational supplies in Livingstone, I spend many hours finding resources for my staff. Today I struck gold. The first staff meeting will be about your site and the excellent ideas it has for a variety of grades. On top of that they are fun! I loved looking through the various activities. Many thanks. I am a Measured Mom lover after this morning’s browse.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Trevor
Anna Geiger says
Thanks so much for your kind words, Trevor! It’s always wonderful to hear about people using my site around the world. And thank you very much for sharing my site with your staff!
uyc says
Thank you for doing all the work and saving me so much time. First Grade teacher in AL. Praise God!
Anna Geiger says
Praise him, indeed – I’m so thankful that he’s given me this creative outlet that can benefit others as well. It’s a true blessing!
Elaine says
WOW…. I run a family daycare and i’m always searching for new and fun ideas to teach the kid’s new things. This site is awesome, I love! Thank you so much 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Thank you, Elaine! I really appreciate the kind words. 🙂
Salma pandit says
Hi Anna ,
I have no words for you to say THANK YOU, because I am using your books
In my Daycare and kids and parents are very happy.
God bless you.
Salma
Anna Geiger says
I’m SO happy to hear that, Salma! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment.
Karen Joy says
Thank you so much! My daughter loves to study because of your wonderful activities! Learning is Fun!!!
Anna Geiger says
That’s so wonderful to hear, Karen! Thanks so much for your comment. 🙂
Charmaine says
Dear Anna,
Your site is the best! I love your resources very very much! My kids love your Colour Me Emergent Reader series 🙂 Will you be having more of that coming up? Juz a BIG shout of THANKS to u here!
Anna Geiger says
Hi, Charmaine!
I write my Color Me Readers to go along with my early childhood book lists, which take a long time to put together. However, I’m getting close to being done with my Farm book list, (next week maybe?) and a new set of books will be coming out with that.
Jennifer says
I am trying to assist a dear friend of mine who is 8 years old and recently started to really dislike school. I have found she has trouble with vowel sounds, which is making spelling and reading difficult for her. Sadly, her school is just pushing her through and not helping where help is needed. I found your site and I am thrilled that i can walk her back through the basics this summer and help her to understand and learn.
I love that I am able to purchase the phonics “set” from you so I can easily create a binder. Your site is more helpful then many others I have come across. Thanks so MUCH!
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Jennifer! I’m so glad you’re finding things here to help your little friend. Hopefully with a lot of playful activities this summer she’ll be ready for school in the fall. I’d also like to recommend This Reading Mama’s short vowel activity pack. It is AWESOME – I’ve used a lot of the activities when teaching my kids to read. You can get a lot of the parts for free, or get the bundle pack for a very affordable price: http://bit.ly/1Hm3WjE
Christine Holliday says
You are just amazing! Thank you so much for not only making these printable games, but you just give them to us! From a teacher who is completely strapped for cash at the moment due to all of the end of the year expenses, THANK YOU!!!
Anna Geiger says
You’re so welcome, Christine! I remember how many hundreds (gulp, thousands!) of my own money I spent as a teacher. I’m so glad I get to do what I love and save teachers some time and cash at the same time. 🙂
Ana says
Hi Anna,
I wanted to thank you so much for all your free printables. My daughter looks forward to doing her alphabet activities everyday. However, today when I clicked on the free printables tab, I wasn’t able to see anything except for the comments. Is there something I can do to access the free printables?
Thank you,
Ana
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Ana! That’s so bizarre. Right now I am seeing all the printables. What browser are you using? Can you try a different one? I see everything in Chrome.
Lori says
Anna,
Just wanted to say a GIGANTIC THANK YOU for all your freebies! I am a 2nd year kindergarten teacher (after 2 years teaching 5th grade math and being an educational aide for the 11 years prior to that!). My kindergarteners come to my class at very different levels. Some have been to preschool, but sadly for most, I am their first exposure to the alphabet, numbers, writing, etc. You can’t imagine how much I appreciate your willingness to share your talents with others! God Bless You!
Lori
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Lori, and I’m so glad my materials are helpful for your kindergartners! I really appreciate your kind note. 🙂
Lindsey Toledo says
Hi Anna!
Thank you so much for a wonderful completion of printables!!! I use your sight almost every day for part of my son’s homeschool lessons! I use pursing this post again today and noticed on the first image of the post (the collage of images for the post), on the top left corner there is a photo of what appears to be a Syllable Counting Clip Card activity. I can’t seem to find that activity anywhere on your website. Do you still have it or access to it? Would you mind sending me a link for it or the file itself?
Thank you again so much for sharing all of your great work and the great work of others!
Blessing!
Lindsey
Anna Geiger says
Oops! I guess I forgot to link to those. Usually you can find what you’re looking for using the search bar (top right). Here’s the link: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/fun-syllable-count-activity/
Lindsey Toledo says
Thank you so much! I think I tried searching for it but couldn’t find it. Perhaps I did’t search in the right area. 😉 We are working on syllables in our next few lessons and we’re going on a road trip and I knew these would be prefect for the car. Thank you again for all you contribute to home and preschool education!
Monique Breeden says
HI Anna,
My 22 month old isn’t speaking yet, she only grunts & points at EVERYTHING she sees. I’m so happy that I found your website! it is so beautiful & full of great learning tools. I have downloaded your ABC free printable that I will use with her. I also bought a few rhyming books that she loves. Thanks for devoting your life to making other moms have a place & a voice!
Keep up the great work! 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Monique! I’m so glad you’ve found me. 🙂 Our oldest was a grunter too, and I thought I’d go crazy! She didn’t start talking until she was 2 1/2 — but you’d never guess it now, as she speaks and reads beautifully (she’s going into 3rd grade). As our oldest she received the most reading to and personal attention 🙂 and it certainly helped her develop a passion for books. That’s so wonderful that you’re doing so much with your toddler. Enjoy!
Brandy @ Our Thrifty Home says
What a wonderfully compiled list of resources here! Perfect for those of us who create our own curriculum.
Fabulous! Thank You
I will be Pinning this for reference.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Brandy, and thanks for the pin!
michelle says
I love all of this helpful free printable stuff! I stumbled upon your site looking for a cover for my sons homemade dictionary. Thanks for sharing all of this!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you’ve found my site, Michelle – I hope you find a lot more you can use!
anne says
thank you for sharing this website with many helpful resource and free printable can be use to preschool works. i love it.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Anne!
Tanzeela Shaikh says
hi Anna
I am a new kindergarten teacher. KG2. I need your help in new teaching strategies that I an implement in teaching my children. any website links, or blogs or articles are welcome, from where I can read through,
Also could you help me with ways of teaching concepts in Maths, Science and English?
Thank you so much dear… and happy to have found your wonderful website to help me further improve my career as a teacher.
Keep it up…
Anna Geiger says
Hi Tanzeela,
I’d like to help you, but I would need more specific questions. Are there resources you’d like for a certain concept?
Tanzeela Shaikh says
As for now, please tell me new teaching strategies, which is actually my holiday homework (finding new teaching strategies), before school reopens in September.
Anna Geiger says
I’m sorry, but I have five children and can’t do your homework for you. If you have specific questions about what you find on my site, I’d be happy to help!
Courtney says
Hi Anna!
I’m a speech-language pathology graduate student and it’s always a struggle to afford new materials and think of fun ideas for my younger clients. Thank you so much! This is a great resource and I will continue to come back for more! Your materials are so easy to adapt to speech and language therapy. The coloring pages by letter can be used to teach sounds (like those tricky “r” and “s” sounds). There are rhyming and matching activities. Even the math activities, like the bugs in a jar, can be used as fun reinforcement while working on language goals. Thanks again!
Proverbs 11:24-25
One gives freely, yet grows all the richer; another withholds what he should give, and only suffers want. Whoever brings blessing will be enriched, and one who waters will himself be watered.
Anna Geiger says
I’m thrilled to hear that my materials can help children with speech difficulties, Courtney! Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment. It really brightened my day. 🙂
Jenn says
What an amazing site! I have taught little people for roughly 18 years now, and I am always looking for new and fresh ideas to use in my class. I JUST LOVE your teaching aids. And your generosity to share so freely is wonderful!
Thanks for all the hard work you do to make our lives easier!
Allison says
I love the printables! I help my boyfriend’s daughter alot with her education. She come along way. I use your stuff with her. I love the ice cream dot counting match! She was struggling with dot counting it has helped her alot. Its been really helpful! Thank you for sharing your ideas!
Anna Geiger says
You are so very welcome, Allison! I’m so happy that my materials are helpful and hope you keep finding more you an use!
Allison says
So far so good! I use them with my special education class -although I am a para- I try helping the teachers out too on any spare time. I help friends with homeschooling as well. I’ve sent a few to your site over the pass year. Wonderful for you to share 🙂
Rachael says
Wonderful resources! I will definitely be back and looking more into everything once I start lesson planning for my boys in a couple of weeks!
Anna Geiger says
Thanks so much for looking around, Rachael! I hope you find lots of things you can use. 🙂
Coley says
I am pretty new to teaching first grade and I have found your materials to be so refreshing!!! I taught 4th and 5th grade for quite a while, so coming down to 1st was a big change. Once I found your website I felt much better about teaching phonics. Thank you so much for sharing all your hard work. The word family mats and word family “house” wheels are my favorite so far.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you’re finding things you can use here to help your teaching! I taught grades 3-5 before moving down to first and second grade, so I know how steep that learning curve is! 🙂
M Ahlers says
I can not thank you enough for sharing all your hard work. This is going to make my classroom so much more productive during independent work time.
Thank you Thank you
Anna Geiger says
Hurray – so glad these will be helpful for your students!
Teresa says
I am loving the little books! I am going to print them and add them to my bin for Daily 5 Read to Self time for my Grade 1 and 2 class. I was wondering if you would consider making emergent readers for “is” and “it” that aren’t specifically US focused? I am in Canada and would love to have a complete set but hesitate to add books about the US presidents and symbols to my classroom library.
Anna Geiger says
Hi Teresa! I think if I were starting over I would have made the books applicable to all countries, but when I was originally making them they hadn’t caught on yet. I think that making alternate sets that work for all countries is a great idea, but unfortunately not something I can put on my schedule right now. Too many irons in the fire – I’m sorry!
letrice Foxx says
Thank you so much for this site. It has already been a blessing for my busy preschool. We are a academic preschool. Your worksheets are great, looking forward to using them.
Blessings to you and your staff.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you can use my resources, Letrice!
ROBIN says
I seen in he Banner the game “Would You Rather”. I did not see it listed on your website. Was hoping to play it with the grandchildren this week when they come to visit. Could you please e-mail me the questions? Otherwise where do I go to get them?
Great material and teaching guides. May try some of it with my handicapped nephew.
Thanks
Robin
Anna Geiger says
Hi Robin!
When you click on the “Would you rather” image on this page, it will bring you here: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/would-you-rather-for-kids/ Just scroll down and you can download the printables.
Jessica says
I just found your website and I am so excited. I can’t wait to see the learning my 3 year old will do with your products. I have already passed your website along to a few other pre-k mommy friends. Thank you for sharing!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you’ve found me, Jessica, and thank you so much for passing my site along!
Jill says
I can’t tell you how impressed I am that you are so willing to share your work with us. I know that it has to take a lot of time, energy and money to put it all together, yet you share it willingly. I don’t know about anyone else, but being a teacher with limits in all three of these areas, I am truly grateful! Thank you and God bless!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your kind comment, Jill! I am so thankful that I can earn a living from home by helping teachers and homeschoolers. I can’t say how much I love doing this, and it’s a joy to save teachers time, energy, and money – I taught full time for a number of years and remember it well!
susie says
hi，I am a mother from China，I love your website and i will tell all of my friend to your website. thank you very much
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for sharing my site, Susie!
Karla Calvo says
This website is unbelievable You are so talented!!! Thank you so much for sharing for freeeee!!!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Karla, and I’m so glad you can use my printables!
Rebecca says
I just wanted to let you know what a blessing your site has been for me. This is my first year teaching kindergarten (after 7+ years in other grades) and I am a bit overwhelmed. Your site has so many activities that are aligned to our state standards, and kid friendly. I am sincerely grateful that you have chosen to share your resources with the public! You have an amazing gift!!
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Rebecca! I’m so glad you’re finding things here that you can use. I can imagine that switching down to kindergarten is quite a challenge! I taught grades 3-5 for a few years before moving down to first, and it was quite the learning curve. I LOVE what I get to do here and am so thankful it can help teachers like you!
teri says
hello !! i ‘ve ”crush” on this fabulous sight ! what a great work ! THANK YOU for sharing all these … a ”salute” from Greece !!!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Teri! I have seen many photographs of your country as my husband leads study tours there every few years. :). So glad you’re finding things here you can use!
Marilène says
I’m a french teacher (South of France)… Thank you so much for all these math printables !
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Marilene!
Beth says
Hello! I am an ESL teacher in Korea and I keep coming back to your site time and time again! Your material is fantastic! I love when learning is fun for the students, and your games do the trick! I’m also excited to use your Spelling Dictionary for a new writing class I am about to teach. Your material is inspiring and it makes my job easier and so much more enjoyable! Thank you for your hard work! I really appreciate it!
Beth
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your kind comments you left a couple of weeks ago, Beth! I’m so glad my materials are helping you as you teach ESL. Blessings on your work!
Melissa Bates says
My students have really liked the time and place value games you have with the do a dot markers. Do you have other games that are similar like for different topics but the same game concept? I like to use the same game with different concepts because then I don’t have to reteach how to play the games over and over. Thanks!
Anna Geiger says
Everything I have of this type of game can be found in the Print and Play series: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/free-printable-games-for-k-2/ Not all of my games there have this same pattern, but many do.
Allie Selden says
Hi there! I teach 2nd grade and was thrilled to come across your website. I have been trying to download the Beginning Blends Clip Cards but every time I save it to be printed out it says “Failed – No File”. I am using Google Chrome. Does this file still exist?
Thanks!
Anna Geiger says
Hi Allie,
Yes, all the files are still there. Did you try the tips here? https://www.themeasuredmom.com/how-to-download-free-files/
The third suggestion may be your best bet. Let me know if it works for you!
Ginger B says
I love these cards!! When I go to print them it says there is a pdf error. Are these still available?
Anna Geiger says
I’m not sure which printable you’re talking about, Ginger, but you can usually find a solution on this page: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/how-to-download-free-files/
Let me know if you try everything and it still doesn’t work!
chris says
What a blessing you are! Thank you for sharing and caring .
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Chris!
Sherley Yngfors says
Dear Anna,
Thank you SO…. MUCH for generously sharing your resources!! I am a mom of a preschooler living in Sweden who desires to homeschool her child as long as I am legally allowed (homeschooling is illegal here). And my husband and I decided that our little girl should be proficient in English as well as Swedish. But it is not easy to find homeschool material here, let alone ones in English. I am a homeschooling mom on a tight budget, so I am very grateful to you for sharing!! Our girl is very much interested in reading and writing so your alphabet resources are perfect!
Blessing to you,
Sherley Yngfors
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your comment, Sherley – and I’m so thankful you’re finding things here to help teach your daughter!
Australian Curriculum Resources, Free printable teaching resources says
Hi, very nice description about Pre-Reading Games & Activities. I like your web blog.
there is so many interesting and important information from your web blog.
Thank you
Australian Curriculum Resources
Małgorzata Serediak says
Super! Bravo! Thank you greetings from Polish 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Malgorzata!
Sally says
Incredible amount of resources. I stumbled upon this site and feel like I hit the jackpot! I teach a multiage 1-2 and found it so helpful to be able to differentiate with so many of your games. Thank you!!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you found my site, Sally! I taught grades 1-2 combination classrooms for four years, so I know how important it is to differentiate. I hope you keep finding things you can use!
Kristy says
Thank you! These are great and have saved me hours!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear that, Kristy!
Maya says
I am so excited that I found your site. Thank you for the wonderful ideas, links and printable. You are awesome. I can’t wait to try these with my kids.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Maya – I hope you find a lot here that you can use!
Mindy Matthews says
Your website is fantastic! I am printing freebies now! Thank you!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Mindy! Thanks so much for visiting! 🙂
Pam says
Do you have any worksheets for tracing numbers 10-20?
Thank you!
Anna Geiger says
No, I don’t – I actually created the handwriting pages for practice forming the numbers and not for actually recognizing them, which is why I just made pages for the numerals 0-9. I don’t have plans to make them for 10-20.
Bree says
Your website is amazing! As a first year out teacher I have very little resources of my own so I am so grateful that I am able to supplement what I have with your resources! Thank you 🙂
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Bree! I know that first year of teaching can be really challenging – I’m glad to save you time and expense when I can!
Val says
Great website, I will be using several of the resources for my
Tier 3 students in first grade.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad my resources will work for your students, Val!
Elle says
This website is amazing. Everything that is offered is so beneficial and organized. I am a ESL and Spanish teacher and this website is perfect for teaching ESL to my beginner students. Love it!!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Elle! I’m thrilled that you can use my resources! 🙂
Kasia says
Big kiss from Poland!!! Thanks for sharing!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Kasia!
Ingrid says
I must ask ,do you ever sleep ??? And thank you so much for your generousity of heart in sharing all these resources with us. Above all else I’m sure the biggest change we could make for our children and indeed the world ,is to encourage them to look and see what they can do for others and the internal buzz that comes with knowing that you’ve done something worth more than the money given the benefit received. You must be an awesome to know 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Ha! I sleep, but I never feel rested enough. 🙂 These days I’m not getting in too much blogging time because I go to bed soon after our newborn – or else I’m a cranky mom the next day! I love, love, love creating and sharing here, Ingrid. It inspires me to do more learning activities with my own kids and helps me use a different part of my brain than the part that does laundry, meals, and diapers. 🙂 Thanks so much for reading!
Wilna says
Wow! I will be forever grateful for this website. We recently moved to Australia and English is not my kids first language. Thank you so much for this! It helps a lot! thanks!!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Wilna! I hope you find lots here that you can use!
Amy says
Thank you so much for such amazing products and information. Your materials make learning fun and are such a blessing to our family. This is my first year homeschooling and I’m completely overwhelmed. My children love your ideas and you’ve made learning fun for them (and me). That is a gift in itself. I have no idea how do you find the time to take care of your family, blog, and create awesome resources but I am forever grateful that you share your materials for free. Thank you so much! Many blessing to you!!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you for your comment, Amy – I really appreciate it! One of my goals is relieve some stress for homeschoolers and teachers. I know it’s easy to get overwhelmed with all the ideas out there! I really love doing this, but transitioning from being a SAHM to a WAHM has been an interesting challenge. I’m always working at balance – just like all moms, I think!
Courtney Wood says
This site is a true goldmine! I have been teaching for 10 years, now teaching a K-2 multi-age class, and wish I’d found this earlier!!! Excellent work and again, THANK YOU!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your kind words, Courtney! I hope you keep findings lots here that you can use! 🙂
Christelle says
Hi ! Just thanks for sharing your wonderful work : just amazing !!
I’m a French teacher, my pupils are 4-5 and I’m sure they will love to work with all your work !!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Christelle – thank you so much for your comment!
Roseann Rembert says
This is a fantastic website. Thank you for sharing your hard work.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome!
Anjana says
Hi Anna,
Your website is awesome. Lots of printables, activities and brilliant ideas to teach. I have 2 questions
1. My kid is 5 years old and schooled in India. We are moving to California in another 2-3 months. How do I know whether she is ready for schooling in USA?
2. I can see lot of teaching stuff in your website, reading mama.com and lots more in pinterest. I am totally confused where to start. Any ideas here?
Thanks if you can take some time out to reply me here amongst your busy mama schedule/
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Anjana!
This post will tell you what your child needs to know for kindergarten, if that’s where you’re planning to start.
https://www.themeasuredmom.com/ready-for-kindergarten-checklist/
After that, it depends on what he/she knows as to where to go next. Check out this post to see if he/she is ready to read: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/reading-skills-kids-need-theyre-ready-sound-out-words/
Jen says
I’m going to be homeschooling my kids this upcoming school year, and while I’m confident with my 4th grade daughter’s curriculum needs (I was a secondary teacher), I had no idea what to do with my Kindergarten son. I can’t possibly thank you enough for putting all of this out here! You are truly a life and time saver!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear this site will be helpful for you, Jen!
len says
Hi Ann,
I am an English tutor teacher here in Japan. I would like to Thank you for sharing this wonderful ideas of yours. Its a big help for my teaching. You are so Amazing!
From Tokyo with love.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Ien! I love to hear from people around the world. I think you may be the first who’s written from Tokyo!
Hanyen says
Thank you for all these wonderful materials.
I am a teacher from Taiwan, a little island and sending you a big thanks.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Hanyen! I’ve never been to Taiwan, but a few years ago we spent a semester in Hong Kong. My husband visited Taiwan for a few days. I’ve seen lots of pictures. 🙂
Kari says
Thank you so much for all of your products. You are my go to place for at home and in the classroom. Thank you!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you, Kari! That’s wonderful to hear! 🙂
Grace says
Thank you for the very helpful list you have compiled! The sight words listed in categories will be immensely convenient and I’m looking forward to using the dot pages. I am working bit by bit every day with my 3yr old sister (I am 17) to teach her the alphabet and 2-3 letter sight words. Finding free resources online has been a blessing! (Thank you Pinterest and homeschooling moms!)
Anna Geiger says
How wonderful that you’re teaching your little sister, Grace! I’m so glad you’re finding things here that you can use.
Jocelyn says
Thank you for sharing your mini books. I have a student that is struggling with the why, where, when, and what word. Your sight word books are exactly what I have been looking for.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you can use them, Jocelyn!
Laura says
Hello Anna;
I apologize for not being clear, you don´t have to print anything for me or mail me anything and I admire your priority are your children
I meant that perhaps in YOUR FREEBIE SECTION, YOU CAN POST SOME BOOKS FOR SMALL READERS. Then I can print them MYSELF. What happens is that the ones you have cost money and you mention free books but probably I am clicking the wrong way and CAN´T GET THEM.
that is the reason of my suggestion. I am sorry for the misunderstanding.
Thank you,
Laura
Anna Geiger says
Gotcha, Laura! I just answered your first comment. Let me know if you still have questions!
aryanmia says
OMG u website very cool n help me teach my pupils very easy n i can improve my english very well..tq
Anna Geiger says
I hope you find many things here that you can use!
Mary says
its really amazing and helpful site, my son loves these books. thank you so much. it helps me lot
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear that, Mary!
Lisa says
Anna, I just want to say thank you for all of your hard work and for sharing your wonderful ideas and printables. I’m so thankful that I came across your website. I love the activities, your research and the overall simplicity of accessing everything. Thank you so much! I admire your passion and knowledge of reading. <3
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your kind comment, Lisa! I really love doing this and am so thankful for the opportunity!
New Kinder teacher says
I have enjoyed being introduced to your wonderful site! I have been looking for beginning printing pages, and really like how they would trace inside the letter. I was just wondering on the lower case letter d, it seems as though the red dot on all other letters is placed where the letter begins, by the 1. However, on the d the red dot remains at the top and not where the 1 is to begin the letter. Hopefully I have made sense.
Can’t wait to continue learning about your site!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you for checking out my site! And thank you for that edit. I will file it away in my list of “free printables to edit” and probably get to it later this fall. I usually do those in a big batch when I am able to make some time. 🙂
Farah iram says
Anna I am very thankful to you for sharing your treasure with us .this is very beneficial for me.I am a pre school teacher and planning to make my own montessori.I was visiting different sites for making flash cards and phonics activities.I was confused and double minded that what should i do.But when i visited your site really i relaxed and very happy.Bcoz here i found each and every thing that i wanted.One more thing that should be admireable ,these all things are free.My all prayers are for you as you are making difficult things easier for other without any cast.Thanks alot.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you, Farah, your comment meant so much to me! I’m so glad you’re finding things here that are helpful for you. If you haven’t signed up for my free newsletter yet, I encourage you to do so. You’ll get lots of great resources! https://themeasuredmom.activehosted.com/f/1
Mujibat says
i love this site so much. I’m saying a big thank you.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome!
Melissa says
This way of organizing everything is SOOOO helpful! Thank you for taking the time to do this!!!!
Anna Geiger says
Yay – I’m glad this makes things more clear, Melissa!
Thankful Para says
Thank you so much for your helpful website! As a para, I really appreciate having a source of quality free materials. I always manage to find something to use that the students like,
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear that!
ppierce says
excellent resources – just what i was looking for – great roll dice games for my centres – thank you for all your efforts
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome!
Meg says
Your resources are incredibly invaluable! I use them with kids who are learning English and I can’t tell you how much they’ve improved because of your games and activities! Thank you so much for sharing these!
Anna Geiger says
That’s so wonderful to hear, Meg! Thanks so much for letting me know!
Jessica says
I can’t thank you enough for all the wonderful resources you have available and for free! I am an inner-city early ed teacher and have anywhere from 9 or more languages in my classroom every year. Your resources have saved me so much time & money and the kids love all the activities and learn so much while being engaged using your games and activities! Thank you again:)
Anna Geiger says
Wow – I can’t even begin to imagine teaching students who speak so many different languages all in the same classroom. I’m so glad to save you some time and money – you’re a hero!
Roshanda Lewis-Wilturner says
Thank you so much for these resosurces! I am a special needs teacher and have a hard time finding resources that are both age appropriate as well as engaging. I hope to bless someone the way you have blessed me today!!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your kind comment, Roshanda! It makes me so happy to hear that my printables are meeting your needs.
viranlon says
wow! that’s a lot of resource being a trainee yet to become a teacher, it will be a lot of help in my future classroom. thank you so much.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you can use them!
Cindy says
I just love The Measured Mom. I am a First Grade teacher and use all of the printables for various centers and Guiding Reading sessions.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Cindy! That’s wonderful to hear! 🙂
Mariam says
I love your emergent reader sets , I don’t know how to use them with my 2nd grade daughter to learn her English ,she is in a french school
Anna Geiger says
Hi, Mariam!
I’m sorry that I am not experienced in teaching English as a second language, so I can’t be much help to you.
Here are some bloggers I know who are experienced in ESL. You could contact them on their sites and tell that Anna at The Measured Mom suggested you contact them.
Becky at http://kidworldcitizen.org/
Rachel at http://amotherfarfromhome.com/
Vanessa at http://www.pre-kpages.com/
Mary Anne at http://www.mamasmiles.com/
Maria Heelan says
What a great teaching materials you give to us teacher. These free materials really helped me financially and time and not deprive my class from great materials. thank you so much!
Maria
Anna Geiger says
You work so hard as a teacher, Maria! I’m so glad I can save you some time and money. Blessings on your teaching!
Crystal says
Thank you for putting this out for teachers! As a new teacher on a small budget, I appreciate the free items. This is a way for me to keep my students excited about learning and gives me new ideas to try with my students.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you can use my resources, Crystal!
Kimmi Norris says
absolutely love your recourses!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you, Kimmi!
Luthfun Nahar says
Hello mam… how r u? hope doing gud:)…. mam do u ve any free cursive writing practice worksheet?….
Anna Geiger says
Hello! No, I don’t, but my friend at This Reading Mama does. You can check out these links:
http://thisreadingmama.com/cursive-handwriting-worksheets/
http://www.freehomeschooldeals.com/free-cursive-handwriting-worksheets-instant-download/
verna says
Thank you.
Anna Geiger says
You’re welcome, Verna! 🙂
kruaon says
It’s very good material. thank you very much
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome! 🙂
Jacquelyn Torres says
Wow!!! I love all your resources. I just became a 2nd grade teacher and these activities are very helpful. Thank you
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you can use them, Jacquelyn!
Noah says
You are an awesome teacher and I Just want to thank you for all your free printables , fabulous ideas and useful information. Your site is truly a great teaching resource all at one spot!! I started using your printables and ideas to help my students who are below level in first grade. They have enjoyed them. I’ll definitely be coming back to your blog again and again. I have already spread the word and many of my friends are checking your site out. Please continue to help those of us that can’t afford to buy. You are a wonderful and fantastic lady. Thanks for your wiliness to share.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your encouragement, Noah! I’m so glad you can use my materials with your struggling first graders. Many thanks for passing on my site!!
Tatiana says
Hello from Kazakhstan. It is in Central Asia. I love your recourses. It is fantastic. Great job! Thanks a lot for sharing!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Tatiana! I’m so glad you can use my resources!
Lydia says
There are so many GREAT resources on here and free to boot. Thank you for your hard work and generosity!
Anna Geiger says
I love to create, and it’s a wonderful blessing to be able to share with people who can use them – thanks so much for joining us, Lydia!
Carolyn says
I downloaded you Roll a Digraph Pack and love it very much! Are there rules of play that go with the games?
Anna Geiger says
Hi Carolyn! Some of my older games do not have the instructions on the games, but they are always in the blog posts:
https://www.themeasuredmom.com/5-free-games-for-teaching-digraphs/
Janet says
Love the books! Why no “an” book though on the emergent reader. Thank you for all the resources.
Anna Geiger says
Maybe some day!
Yudy says
I’m from Colombia, in our schools children learn Engish as a second language but the resources that I have found here are great to teach the beginners.
You have great resources, I love all them. Thanks.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much, Yudy!
S. K. BISWAS says
Hi! Anna.
Here is S. K. Biswas, Chairman, Gardenia Pre-cadet & Kindergarten, Dhaka, Bangladesh feel much glad to have your all the fruitful teaching materials for the kids and how to teach them joyfully.
Hope to have more and more materials for the kids in the days to come.
Wish your best of luck.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your kind words!
S, K, BISWAS says
Hi! Anna,
I would like to sought your kind advise how we joyfully teach our kids herein Dhaka, Bangladesh so that they can easily take their lessons?
Eagerly awaiting your kind advise soon.
Thanks a lot and with regards.
Anna Geiger says
Hello – I’m not sure what your question is.
Diane Salisbury says
Wow!!! Awesome resources! I’m so glad I found your website. Thank you so much for all of these resources!
Anna Geiger says
Yay – I’m glad you found us too, Diane! 🙂
Rushina says
HI my name is Rushina shah n i m from India ,i dont know how much can i thank u i m a big big fan of urs . the way u ve made education a fun way no one could ve ever done this . the way u give so much of free printable worksheets and the various topics its just amazing i really dint knew i could make my child learn at home this much. Every day he waits for the activities to be done , all the topics and the related links are so useful n i dont think i could educate him any further sending to any of the schools . just now he ll be entering k2 and i gues he almost knows so much than hid fellow kids .Thank you so very much for all of the acsess to wide range of sutdy material n d directiond ofcourse to use it
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Rushina! Thank you so much for letting me know how my materials are working for your family. I’m so glad to hear that these are working well for your son!
Ms. S says
I love your word family readers! Is there an easy was to put them together?
Anna Geiger says
Scroll to the bottom of this link for a picture tutorial: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/product/phonics-books/
Priya says
Hey Anna i want to know do you have any courses or certifications programme if i want to learn your complete theory.. So that i can teach it flawlessly to my kids.. I would love to do that corse. Im. In love with your material. I want only elementary part. Thanks.. Priya
Anna Geiger says
Hi, Priya! No, I don’t have anything like that. 🙂 But you are welcome to take any of my free email series if you haven’t yet. If you are a subscriber, you can find them at the top of the Subscriber Library page.
Malar says
So gracious f you to share. These are precious gifts to the teachers I coach and their many children here in Malaysia. If only all teachers would try to be as creative as you are. Kudos!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you for the kind words, Malar!
Yulandi says
Do you have these wonderful ideas in Afrikaans too?
Anna Geiger says
No, I’m sorry – for time reasons I am only able to offer my resources in English.
Cindy Hettinger says
Thank you so much for your free s es phonics books! They were hard to find.
Cindy
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you can use them, Cindy!
Dipa says
Anna,
Your website is an excellent source of knowledge and wisdom for both my kids. Thank you so much for making these resources available freely. I’m convinced you are Supermum in disguise – juggling maintenance of this wonderful website and keeping it so current alongside raising your family. Kudos to you!
Thank you again and keep up the amazing work you’re doing.
Dipa x
Anna Geiger says
Thank you so much for your encouragement, Dipa! I admit it’s getting harder as my kids are getting older and needing more focused attention. Balance is something hard to find, but I keep trying, ha! Mostly I don’t feel super, just tired. 🙂
ITISHA Jain says
Good website, i like the content. do you have worksheets for cursive handwriting?
Anna Geiger says
No, I’m sorry!
Lisa says
Thank you, thank you for all of your helpful resources! I have been having a blast homeschooling my preschooler this year (and plan to continue), along with a few other friends’ children. Many of the resources we have used are from your beautiful collection! I brag about you everywhere I go! May God bless you!
Anna Geiger says
Yay, I’m so thrilled to hear that you’re using my resources to homeschool your preschooler and other children, Lisa! And thank you SO much for passing on my site!
Joey says
Hi Anna,
I recently bought almost every item that is offered in your shop. I’ve already started using some of it and my kids love it. My question…is there anything in the ‘free printables’ section that is NOT included in the shop? For example I was downloading the short vowel family mats from the free printable section until I realized that I’d already purchased them as a single download from the shop. Any advice? 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Hi Joey! I’m thinking you’re asking if there is anything in the free printables section that you have already purchased as a bundle. So you’re trying to save yourself some in the free printables section. If that’s what you’re asking, here’s my answer:
1- Don’t download any of the read ‘n stick mats. They are all in the shop, improved and bundled.
2- Don’t download the word family houses. They are much improved and bundled in the shop.
3- Do not download sets 1-26 of the sight word books. They are bundled for easy downloading in the shop.
4- Do not download any of of the simple sight word books. They are bundled (and added to) in the shop.
5- Do not download any of the phonics books. They are bundled for easy downloading in the shop.
6- Do not download the spelling mats or read and slide cards. They are bundled in the shop.
7- Do not download each of the A-Z letter books individually. They are in one download in the shop. Also do not download the simple A-Z photo books individually. They are in one download in the shop.
The point of many of these shop bundles is to save you a TON of time downloading, plus some of the files are updated and improved. So definitely don’t download again. 🙂
Some things in the shop that are completely NEW and not in the shop – LOTW curriculum, theme packs (which just various small freebies on this page), the writing workshop curriculum, A-Z photo cards, opposite packs, etc.
Joey says
Anna,
Thank you so very much for clarifying that. I was afraid that my question would seem to convey what you said, but in fact I’ve already purchased every item in the shop except for maybe 1 or 2. I’m in love with the materials you provide and so are my students.
Thank you again so very much and I look forward to any new additions. I also absolutely love the suggestions you offer on all of the pages such as story books to go along with themed packs or other printables. As a new teacher, it’s a tremendous help. Thank you again!
Joey
Kelsey says
I love the little phonics readers! Are you planning on creating some books focusing on ce and je?
Anna Geiger says
Hi Kelsey! No – I won’t be adding to the set.
Katie W. says
Thank you for your awesome resources. As a reading specialist, turned stay at home mom of 3 under 3, this is a gold mine. Thanks for creating such fun (and cute) activities!
Anna Geiger says
Thank you for the encouragement, Katie! And I hope you’re finding some time for rest as a mom of 3 under 3 – that’s a very busy time!! 🙂
Clare says
Thank you for the inspiration! Sometimes we get too stuck on old ideas. I feel inspired again!!
Anna Geiger says
Yay – that’s wonderful to hear, Claire!
kelly polizzi says
amazingly nice of you to share all these freebies. would loce some more place value games etc if you make anymore.
Anna Geiger says
Thanks for the suggestion, Kelly! I don’t have any plans for place value games at the moment, but I will keep that in mind.
Kaylee McCollum says
I am a daycare provider who does lessons with toddler thru the school year. This site is the bomb….. thank you for your creative works.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you, Kaylee – I’m so glad you found my site!
Stephanie Lapinski says
I LOVE your site! This is ALL so valuable! 🙂 I am currently putting together a lesson plan for my girls, to get them into an active schedule for a couple days a week (almost 3 and 1) And I LOVE that you have so many fun and free resources for us to get started!
Question though- where can I find the number flip book that I see in a photo? It have a BIG 2 and two cars. I think my daughter would love that!
Thank you so much!
Anna Geiger says
Is this the one you’re looking for, Stephanie? https://www.themeasuredmom.com/free-numbers-book-kids-ages-2-5/
Betsy says
hi, I was asking for some free worksheets for phonics. I did receive them but it’s showing a 404, so I can’t get them. Can someone help me? Thanks
Anna Geiger says
Hi Betsy,
I have many, many phonics printables on my site, so you’ll have to give me the URL of the post where you’re having trouble so I can figure it out.
syed tawfiq ahmed says
Dear i need phonics Stories A to Z . kindly help me i need prints for children
Anna Geiger says
I don’t have phonics stories from A-Z, just the phonics books that you see on this page.
Stephanie Lapinski says
YES! That was exactly what i was looking for! Thank you soo much!
Pam says
Thank you so much for your free downloads! I just printed out the Alphabet worksheets 🙂
I was wondering if you have a similar sheet for the blends: Ch, Sh, Th and Wh.
Thanks so much!
Anna Geiger says
Hi Pam! Which alphabet worksheets are you referring to? I’ve got a bunch.
Lynn Masson says
Thankyou for your site, its perfect for busy teachers! my French children love the colours and
its fun…… looking forward to using your vowel mats.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad to hear that your students are enjoying my printables, Lynn!
Thin Thin Hlaing says
I would like to learn how to teach kids.
Anna Geiger says
Be sure to subscribe to my newsletter and read my free ebook, “Top 10 Secrets to Great Teaching.” That will help!
Getani says
I love your site, I am a student teacher and I know for sure my little ones will go enjoy this activities next year. Thank you so much.
Anna Geiger says
You’re welcome, Getani! I’m sure you will do great as a first year teacher!
Alexandria says
Thank you so much for your resources. Not only have I enjoyed them as a parent but as a teacher as well. Your resources are so great and I love that they are free. 🙂 Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to spreading great resources.
Anna G says
I’m so glad you can use them, Alexandria! Thank you for the kind words!
Shelli says
You are AMAZING! Thank you for making these beautiful and so helpful printables! I love everything you do. I hardly have the time to look through them all, I cannot figure out how you have the time to MAKE them all! Thank you, thank you!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Shelli! Thank you for the kind note!
cameron says
what a wonderful resoures!
a million thhhhhanks
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Cameron! Thank you for the kind note!
Kay Day says
I am making some alphabet letters for my 2-year-old grandson. Can you give me an estimate of how many of each letter I need to make for him and how many of each number? He signs with his parents and is becoming more verbal every day. Thank you for all the work you have accomplished to help parents learn to work with their children appropriately. My son taught himself to read at age 4 and my daughter taught herself to read at age 3. I had been reading to them from 6 months in age. Great pleasure for me and for them! Again, thank you for making so much information available. I will be gifting my grandson’s parents with much of your material.
Anna Geiger says
That’s a great question, Kay, but not one I can easily answer. I would really need to meet your grandson to see what he’s doing, what he enjoys, and what he’s ready to work on next. If you are eager to print and bind material for his parents to use, I would start with the alphabet books. They are a great fit for 2 year olds, and they are something he can use again and again. Here are the links to my two sets:
https://www.themeasuredmom.com/simple-alphabet-books-babies-toddlers-preschoolers/
https://www.themeasuredmom.com/free-letter-books/
Jacquelyn Torres says
Thank you so much. This is wonderful. This year will be my fist time teaching first grade. I Know this will be very helpful for my students.
Kay Day says
Anna, In regard to my question about the frequency of letters used in the English language, I found a partial answer on a cryptogram puzzle page in a PennyPress Favorite Variety Puzzle book: “One way to break the code is to look for repeated letters. E, T, A, O, N, R, and I are the most often used letters. A single letter is usually A or I; OF, IS, and IT are common 2-letter words; try THE or AND for a 3-letter group.” Therefore, in my lower-case alphabet for my grandson, I will make 3-each of E, T, A, O, N, R, I, F, H, S, and D. I’ll let you know how they work out. My husband and I will be visiting the family for Christmas. I’ll let you know how the letters work out. By the way, I forgot to tell you that the parents told us Lukas loves the letters! Thank you so much for sharing how to make them.
Anna G says
Thank you for the follow-up, Kay!
Kelly says
Wow! You are so generous, i can’t believe all of these amazing resources are free! Thank you so much, my Kindergarten class love using so many of your activities during literacy groups!!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Kelly! I’m so glad your kindergartners are enjoying my activities!
tammy says
what font do you use for your letter tiles?
Anna G says
The font I use most often is KG Primary Penmanship. You can download it for free online. I pay a small fee to use it commercially.
Myla says
Anna-
Thank You soooo Much for the Beginning sounds coloring pages
and also the seasonal roll and cover printables-They are Just
WONDERFUL my preschoolers will JUST LOVE them-Bunches
OF THANKS- Myla
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Myla!
Brianna says
My son and niece love the alphabets and number print outs from here. I just purchased your alphabet books and was wondering if you had a similar one for numbers? If so I would love to round out their collections with them!
Anna G says
No, I don’t, Brianna – maybe some day!
Júlia says
Hi,
I am a special need education teacher from Hungary(Europe). I work with kids with autism. It is very difficult for us, because we need special metholds to teach them. I find that page and it is very useful, because i get some new ideas from you and some free printables that i think we can use next year during there lessons. We use similar metholds, although i need to translate these staff. But THANK YOU! These printables Huge help for us!!! I think it will help us teaching them better and they will enjoy them.
Thanks!!!
Anna G says
I’m so glad you can use my resources, Júlia!
Martha says
Hi there,
I am retired from the local school district in my town, however, I will be using your resources with students that I tutor on the side. I have downloaded most of your freebies and plan on buying some of the other resources in the next month or two. Your games will come in handy when I am working on a specific skill with my students. Thank you so much for all your hard work and dedication.
Martha Vogeler
Anna G says
You’re welcome, Martha, and thank you so much for your kind comment!
Carissa Smith says
Thank you for all the wonderful resources! I will use these as a teacher and a mom!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Carissa! Thank you so much for the kind words!
Melissa says
Thankyou. This site is amazing
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Melissa! Thank you so much for the kind words!
Anastasia says
Thank you so much Anna for youur wonderful material! Thank you for sharing! Really love all of your printables!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Anastasia! Thank you so much for the kind words!
Ruth Santiago says
This website is awesome. Thank You Thank You Thank You I’m in a dual language class I need everything in Spanish and in English. The freebees in English will help me a lot? Do you have anything in Spanish? Once again thanks
Anna G says
No, I’m sorry! I don’t have materials in Spanish on my site.
Meredith says
Your website is fantastic! Thank you for sharing these wonderful new ways of learning!
Fedesa says
your site is amazing for kids I’m teacher I follow your site after all thank you.
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Fedesa! I hope my resources work well for you and your students.
Divina says
OMG!!! Hi! I am Divina, working as a Kindergarten teacher here in United Arab Emirates. You don’t know how happy I am right now finding this site with a lots of freebies!! These are very beneficial to me. I’m overwhelmed! Thank you so much Ana. I am looking forward for more freebies! LOL
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Divina! I hope you find many helpful resources on my site.
Michelle says
Thanks so much for your free printables. I recommend your website to colleagues, parents and other teachers at my Jolly Phonics/ Jolly Grammar sessions!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Michelle! Thank you so much for passing on my site.
Mrs. N. says
I see 5 senses clip cards on Pintrest from your website but I can’t access them. Are they still available?
Anna G says
Hello! The 5 senses clip cards are not a freebie; they are part of my All About Me preschool theme pack.
Jennifer says
I love this website and all of the resources available. Howevery, I’m unable to print any of the printables. I enter my name and email and click “Yes I want it.” I’ve signed up and put in my email but nothing happens. =( Is there something else I need to do? I really want to use these resources.
Anna G says
You don’t need to sign up to anything to download the freebies, unless they are subscriber freebies. Just go to the blog post and click on the big green button that says “To get your free printable, click HERE.” After you click on it, the file will download to your computer, and you can print.
Is there a specific freebie you’re not able to download?
Lancy says
Thank you for the kind sharing, very helpful for my kids 🙂
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Lancy!
M.Rahim says
Hi Anna it is the wonderful work that you are doing and helps some one to get knowledge i salute for this act.
Cathy says
New Look??
Easy to find everything. Thanks for such GREAT resources.
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Cathy!
Marie says
Dearest Anna,
You have created amazing stuff here!
I would like to thank you, I got some of your products, just to encourage my 4,5 yr old son on his learning journey, which is a bit bumpy at the moment, but I believe with your help, I will make it nice and smooth for him.
Thank you so much, you can be truly proud of yourself!
Very creative, fun, and so helpful!
Thank you and a HAPPY NEW YEAR all the way from UK!
Marie xx
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Marie! Thank you so much for the kind words!
Delma says
these are super awesome, as a parent and teacher to an ESL school works wonders
Anna G says
Thank you so much for the kind words, Delma!
Kasia says
thank you, just found a lot of activities I was looking for. great site 🙂 🙂 🙂
Anna G says
You’re welcome, Kasia!
Amy says
Hi there!
Love your activities! A few days ago you posted vowel pair mini teaching posters. I only printed a few of the ones that I needed but now I cannot find the rest of them! I think it was about 40 pages long. Wondering if you remember the title of it so I can search it. Thank you so much!
Amy
Jodi Singer says
I love your free printables!! They are so well done and cover so many areas. It makes it easy to incorporate fun fine motor tasks into a daily classroom routine. Thank you so much!! I also teach in bilingual classrooms. Do you have any printables in Spanish? It’s hard to find materials for my Spanish-speaking students. Thank you in advance for your reply.
Anna G says
I’m sorry that I don’t, Jodi! You might want to check this TPT store. It looks like they have really quality resources: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Nicole-And-Eliceo
Jodi says
Thank you so much! I’ll look into the resources on TPT.
Michelle P says
What a great website and free printables for my pre-k special ed students!!!!
Anna G says
Thank you for the kind words, Michelle!
Marleen says
Thank you for the resources…your website is Amazing!!!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Marleen!
Meli L. says
I just want to thank you for your free printables!!! Your website is amazing!!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Meli!
Ago says
Actually no words to thank you .
Anna G says
Thank you so much for the kind words, Ago!
Nirmala Vinoth says
Hi Sister,
I was searching for a cup water and i got a sea of water. This is what i feel when i went through you website. You could have sold it, but u made a lot as free. I dont have anything to give for you, But my prayers for your children. May them live long and be a role model like their mom for billions of people in this world. God bless them and U. Thankyou so much. If my son would be a great person in future, u will also be one of the reasons for it, Love u.
Regards
Nirmala
kpnnimmi@gmail.com
Anna G says
Thank you so much for your very kind words, Nirmala! I absolutely love what I’m able to do here, and it’s a blessing for me to hear from people like you who can use my resources. Thank you so much for your comment! ❤️
Katy Decker says
Thank you so much for your website and freebies! My students and I have enjoyed many of your first grade resources. I recieved a box today full of wonderful surprises. It was very exciting. I am anxiously awaiting the class starting.
Thanks for being such a blessing to so many.
Anna G says
I’m so glad your prize arrived, Katy! I still need to get your RAZ subscription and get you enrolled in the course. Will do so soon!
Tereza says
I was wondering if you have these resources in Spanish.
Anna G says
No, I’m sorry – I don’t.
Amanda says
These resources are amazing! I can’t believe I stumbled on them by chance. Thanks so much for all your work! You’ve made my life easier.
Anna G says
You’re welcome, Amanda!
Jess says
Hi,
Thank you so much for making such wonderful resources and sharing so many for free! You are incredibly generous!
I’ve been looking through the phonics readers trying to find a book with /ie/ making the long /i/ sound as in pie, cried, denied etc. Do you have one and I’m just not seeing it?
Thanks so much!
Jess
Anna G says
I’m sorry that I don’t, Jess! I’m currently working to improve and update the paid set. I will consider adding those to it.
Kathy says
Thank you so much for this amazing resources, it helps me a lot.
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Kathy!
Jessica says
This is a treasure trove of resources!! I can’t ever say thank you enough for sharing. My boys and I love the activities you share. Thanks for being willing to share your skill set. It is making a huge difference in our lives!
Anna G says
I’m SO happy that you can use my resources with your boys, Jessica! Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment!
MARIE STONE says
Hi Anna
I purchased your letter of the week Curriculm in January 18. Order no. 46488.
how do I access it to download.
Thanking you
Marie
Anna G says
I sent you an email. 🙂
Janie says
thank you I tutor children that are failing in school or struggle to learn. I have been looking for something like the phonics books. I homeschooled for 25 years and then another 5 with my grandchild. I use balametrics and rocket phonics. and this should fit right in.
Anna G says
I’m so glad you like this, Janie!
Kelli says
Hello!
I found your website about a week ago. I was looking for the printable list of stories to read aloud for the alphabet. I am not sure what it is called or where I can find it. I subscribed to the newsletter as it said in order to access the subscriber library but am unable to find that either. Please let me know if I need to do something else. 🙂 I haven’t received any emails yet. How long does it usually take receive a first email after subscribing? Thanks for all the work you have put into this! Such amazing resources for classroom and at home!
Kelli says
At the top of the page I am looking for it says “Our Favorite Books for Letter of the Week”. Thanks so much for your help. Sorry for posting twice! I couldn’t go back and edit the first comment.
Anna G says
I think we resolved this through an email you sent me, but let me know if we didn’t!
Stephanie says
Hello Anna,
I just wanted to say that I love your printable resources! I just finished teaching summer school to a group of Kindergartners. I used a bunch of your resources: ABC Letter Tracing cards- the kids loved the pictures, the mini ABC flipbook was very helpful for reinforcing letter sounds during small group work, a rhyming worksheet that I used as an assessment at the end to see their growth with rhyming words that we reviewed with your rhyming path games. We also used the beginning letter path games, the cute fruits and vegetables books and the 3D sorting mats with pictures of real objects. Your resources made it easy to plan productive activities that the students enjoyed using. Thank you for creating these resources and for sharing them as free resources. Your site will be a first stop for me when I need a new idea for teaching primary grade students.
Anna G says
This is so wonderful to hear, Stephanie! Thanks for telling me how you’re using my website!
Kat | Petite Momma says
I soooo love your website! Thank you so much for your talent and generosity sharing them to the whole world. Your printables are amazing!
I have subscribed! 🙂 Homeschool mom here from the Philippines. 🙂
Anna G says
Thank you for your kind words!
Theodora says
Unbelievable work!Love from Greece.
Theodora
Ruana says
These are so good! Everything I was looking for. Thank you so much for making them FREE. You’re amazing!
Anna G says
I’m glad you like them, Ruana!
shirley says
I’m looking for a set of color pages with insects. I thought it was free from your pages, but I can’t find it. I teach preschool and love your blog.
Anna G says
Maybe these? https://www.themeasuredmom.com/free-insect-emergent-readers/
Heather says
Hi. I love your resources. I saw a picture of clip cards for the senses and have been looking for it on your site.
I would like to buy it. Could you help me find it please?
Thanks,
Heather.
Anna G says
HI Heather! This is part of my All About Me pack, but it is also a subscriber freebie. If you are a blog subscriber and don’t have your link to the subscriber library, you can send me an email and I’ll send it to you. anna(at)themeasuredmom(dot)com. If you aren’t a subscriber yet, it’s free. You can do join at the top of this page. 🙂
Stephanie says
I used a lot of your resources when I taught PS/K-4 a few years ago, and I’m so glad I found your one-player multiplication bingo game to do with my 3rd graders. My students really love using that game to practice their facts! We will soon be starting division. Would you happen to have the same game for division?
Thanks!
Anna G says
No, but I will put that on my suggestions list!
Linda Karolski says
My grandchild is in first grade and I feel she needs help in reading. I am interested in working on phonic awareness with her. I feel it will help her be able to sound out words with more confidence and as a result enjoy reading.
Anna G says
Here’s a video on phonemic awareness, Linda! https://www.themeasuredmom.com/5-things-about-phonological-and-phonemic-awareness/
Polly Spiller says
Thank you for the excellent resources. I teach in a special education classroom and these resources help them to practice skills as well as learn. You have created so many valuable resources, thank you for sharing them!
Anna G says
You’re welcome, Polly!
sheila says
Looking for Hibernation Early Readers to download. Thanks
Anna G says
They are at the end of this post: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/free-early-reader-books-about-animals-that-hibernate/
Mihaela Cajnko Gojkošek says
Dear Anna,
THANK YOU for sharing your amazing ideas!
I’m an ESL teacher always on the lookout for new ideas and activities and your page is EVERYTHING.
Big hug, Mihaela
james says
I have not read your books but they sound good!
Beatriz says
Hello ! Congratulations on your work it is really amazing and helpful. I really love it Never seen such qualitiy and thougtfulness in everything that you do.
And I am not here just for your freebies which is amazing too. I do not mind pay for high quality work like you, not at all. But I do have a complaint.
Your website IS SO COMPLICATED TO NAVIGATE ! PLUS IS ANNOYING TO HAVE TO WRITE my email and name every time ! and then it directs me to something I do not want…
I know you have to take care of your owkr and not let just anyone get it, but I think the difficulty of navigate your page is too much. Or maybe I am just ignorant? And I mean it in the best possible way. Thank you
Anna G says
I’m sorry you feel that way, Beatriz. I’ve actually worked very hard to make my website easy to navigate. For example, I’ve never seen another blog that has such an easy-to-use free printable page like this one.
Don’t you think that the few seconds it takes to add your email address is worth a free file?
Rebecca E says
Thank you so much for your great resources! They are great quality!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Rebecca!
Kristina says
Thank you so much for all your free awesome printables! I can always find something useful!
Anna G says
You’re welcome, Kristina!
Anna says
Your materials are very helpful
Deepthi says
I love this.I am from Sri lanka thank you. for your free printable Fun stuff to do in home.
Anna G says
I’m glad you like this post, Deepthi!
Valerie says
Thank you so much for sharing all your wonderful ideas. I appreciate you sharing your creativity and knowledge!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Valerie!
Karen Keene says
Thank You for taking the time to create and share! It is greatly appreciated!
CONNIE HAMMETT says
WOW! THIS IS A GREAT WEBSITE!! THANKS 🙂
Rita says
Somehow, I just stumbled across your free site today. It’s Amazing! I am a grandmother that helps my children home school their children the best way I can. I am so grateful for the free things as I am on a fixed income and couldn’t afford any of these. May the Lord bless you real good as this is your calling. Love & Prayers Rita
Valerie L Suggs says
Hi- I use your web sight a lot homeschooling my daughter with autism. She is middle school age but still needs the pre-school kindergarten level. She really needs real photographs not cartoons. I have recently printed the book “I am a Firefighter” and the sorting mats to go with this. I do not see where to download or print the books, “I am a Police Officer” or “I am a mail carrier”
Other helpful books would be “I am a Doctor”
We are currently working on identifying community helpers and your printables are great for this. I love the real pictures!!! Thank you
Kate Dowling says
Hi Valerie!
This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. I’m so glad you like the firefighter book! It’s a free book from Anna’s Community Helper theme pack. The theme pack is FULL of real images, including 12 books like the firefighter book. If you’d like more information on the theme pack, it’s for sale here: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/product/community-helpers-theme-pack-for-pre-kk/
You’ll also love the sorting mats, where children sort photo images of tools, etc. onto the board for the correct community helper.
Beth Easterly says
My granddaughter loves your activities! Thank you for all the freebies!
Anna G says
You’re very welcome, Beth!
Alla says
Thank you so much!
Your freebies are really amazing and useful! I’m happy to find your website.
Nancy says
Hello , i like your resources very much. How much shall i pay if i want to buy all resources from your website
Kate Dowling says
Hi Nancy!
This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. Here is a link to Anna’s shop. You can add up all the resources you’d like: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/shop/
Deb says
Thank you so much for sending your fantastic digraph books. They will be very helpful with our learning.
Lori says
I am so very thankful for your willingness to help so many others. I work at an after school program and love working with the little ones. I try hard to make sure that homework is done but try to help those who need that little extra the learning they need. I have some kindergartens that struggle with Alphabet and sight words. Can you provide me with suggestions to help those that are behind because they can not focus? I thank you again and have a blessed day.
Kate Dowling says
Hi Lori!
This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. Here is a video Anna made on teaching sight words. You will also find some great links under the video. I hope it’s helpful: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/what-you-need-to-know-about-sight-words/
Here are some alphabet activities: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/print-2/#letter-identification
All the best as you work with the children!
Andra Minor says
My principal has agreed to buy the Readers file for me, but the district needs to use a purchase order and a w9 (tax exempt) form. Is there a way to do this?
Anna G says
Hi Audra! I don’t offer purchase orders on my own site, but you can do that in my Teachers Pay Teachers store: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/The-Measured-Mom
afnie says
Exploring you website. It’s so complete! Thank you…. It brings back my confidence 🙂