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First Phonics Reader {Book 6}

Our First Phonics Reader: Book 6 is ready for you and your child to read together! Our little books readers are perfect for developing early reading skills.   I created our Phonics Readers so you could easily introduce the alphabet and begin to sound out words with your child. What are the First Phonics Readers? The First Phonics Readers will not overwhelm…

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First Phonics Reader {Book 5}

I am happy to bring you our First Phonics Reader: Book 5 today. These small, developmental readers are perfect for developing early reading skills.  They will not overwhelm your child, as there is little text and a sweet picture on each page.  My hope is that these first phonics readers will give your child the confidence to begin…

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How to make a Felt Mouse

Check out our adorable M is for Mouse ABC Felt Animal :)  It was between a monkey and a mouse and phew! both my children chose mouse!! :)  You can find many more templates and how-to posts in our series: ABC Felt Animals.  My children love their felt animals and this project has really helped to reinforce beginning…

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How to make a Felt Ladybug

After a long hiatus, we are back with many more felt animals!  We are back with L is for Ladybug!!  It was between a lion and a ladybug and both my children chose ladybug so this one is very simple :)  You can find many more templates and how-to posts in our series: ABC Felt Animals….

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First Phonics Readers {Book 4}

Here is our First Phonics Readers: Book 4!  Our little readers are just right for developing early reading skills, without overwhelming little minds.  Give your child the confidence and tools they need to begin enjoying reading with our adorable little readers! Why use beginning phonics? Our little books are the perfect First Phonics Reader for either preschool or…

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First Phonics Readers {Book 3}

I’m excited to share the third book in our First Phonics Readers set with you today!  These little books are perfect for developing readers, either in preschool or kindergarten, ages 3 to 6.  Every child learns at a different pace, so it’s important to not push reading before the child is ready, able, and eager to…

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Best Picture Books for Children

Today I am sharing over 120 of our absolute favorite picture books for children.  Reading with our kids is the best thing we can do for them and for their future.  By reading to them, and showing that we value literacy, we are creating an environment full of literacy!  And their future will become bright with…

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First Phonics Readers {Book 2}

Today I am sharing First Phonics Readers {Book 2}!  These printable little books are perfect for developing readers.  Each page features one word, or partial word, with a vibrant image.  They each introduce only 3 or 4 letter sounds at a time, so beginning readers don’t get overwhelmed. How to teach my child to read? The…

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First Phonics Readers {Book 1}

I am so excited to share our First Phonics Readers with you today.  This printable download is for the youngest set of readers.  They are for children who know their letter sounds and progressively want to begin blending these sounds to make words. Every child’s reading journey is different These First Phonics Readers move very…

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best rhyming books for children

I am excited to bring you the best rhyming books for children!  We created a free printable book list to take with you to the library, so you can easily read these with your kids — check it out below!! We have chosen some classics for babies, toddlers and preschoolers, and some collections that are…

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How to make a Felt Kangaroo

We are back at it with K is for Kangaroo!!  I haven’t shared a felt animal in a while, my apologies, we have made our N and O animals, John’s request (out of order, but who cares but me, right?)  But we are sharing one of our favorite marsupials — I am partial to Koalas, but…

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best read aloud books for four year olds

I am excited to share our read aloud book list for age four with you today!  We love to read books out loud and always have a book (or two!) that we are reading together in our homeschool.  But you don’t have to homeschool to have a read aloud tradition at your home — just…

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