Monday Monster Printable Madness #31 – Easter Bunny Preschool Mega Activity Pack

Posted on 31/03/2025 by Momma Jo

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The Easter Bunny Preschool Mega Activity Pack is the perfect resource for engaging young learners during the Easter season. This comprehensive 31-page pack is designed to enhance various skills through fun and interactive activities, making it an ideal addition to any preschool curriculum.

– Number Puzzles: With two different number puzzles included, children can practice their counting skills while having fun piecing together colourful images.
– Colouring Booklet: This booklet allows for creative expression as children colour in delightful Easter-themed illustrations.
– Number Recognition Booklet: Aimed at helping children recognise numbers, this booklet reinforces foundational math skills in an enjoyable way.
– Shapes Booklet: Through engaging activities, children will learn to identify and differentiate between various shapes.
– Colour by Number: This activity combines art with number recognition, making learning both colourful and exciting.

In addition to these features, the pack includes:
– Do-a-Dot Letter Pages: Two pages designed for dot painting that help with letter recognition and fine motor skills.
– Matching Activity Sheet: A fun way for children to develop their cognitive skills by matching items.
– Counting Posters: Four posters displaying numbers from 1 to 100, which serve as visual aids for counting practice.
– Roll a Scene: An imaginative activity where children can create their own Easter scenes.
– Concertina Name Book: This interactive book allows children to learn about their names in a playful format.

The pack offers additional activities such as matching cards, shadow matching cards, size sequencing, and pre-writing skills exercises. The inclusion of jigsaw puzzles (9 & 16 piece) provides a hands-on approach to problem-solving and spatial awareness.

The Easter Bunny Preschool Mega Activity Pack is an excellent tool for educators and parents alike. It not only supports early learning across various subjects but also fosters creativity and critical thinking in a festive context. This Easter, let your little ones hop into learning with this fantastic activity pack!

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Pond Preschool Mega Activity Pack!

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Monday Monster Printable Madness #25 – Complete Letter Book Series

Posted on 17/02/2025 by Momma Jo

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For parents looking to engage their little ones, the My Letter Book series is an excellent resource that promises to keep babies and toddlers busy while fostering early literacy skills. This delightful collection is designed to introduce young children to the alphabet in a fun and interactive way.

Each booklet in the My Letter Book series focuses on a specific letter, from Aa to Zz, making it easy for children to learn and recognise letters through various activities. The booklets are filled with colourful illustrations and engaging content that capture the attention of young minds. For instance, the My Letter Bb Book features charming images of objects that start with the letter ‘B’, such as balloons, bears, and buses, which not only makes learning enjoyable but also helps children associate letters with sounds and words.

To create a hands-on learning experience, parents can print the pages of each booklet on sturdy cardstock, laminate them for durability, and bind them together. This approach not only enhances the longevity of the materials but also allows for repeated use, making it a cost-effective educational tool. The tactile experience of handling the booklets adds another layer of engagement for toddlers, encouraging them to explore and interact with each letter.

The My Letter Book series is perfect for home learning or classroom settings. It provides a structured yet playful way for children to develop their literacy skills at an early age. As they progress through the alphabet, they will gain confidence in their ability to recognise letters and sounds, setting a solid foundation for future reading and writing.

If you’re seeking an effective way to keep your baby or toddler entertained while also supporting their educational journey, look no further than the My Letter Book series. With its variety of letter-specific booklets, your little ones will be engaged and eager to learn their ABCs!

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our H is for Hot Air Balloon Preschool Mega Activity Pack!

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Monday Monster Printable Madness #23 – My Alphabet Book

Posted on 03/02/2025 by Momma Jo

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An engaging and educational resource for young learners is essential, and My Alphabet Book is a fantastic way to introduce children to the world of letters. This specially designed book focuses on lowercase letters, making it perfect for preschool and early elementary students who are just beginning to learn the alphabet.

My Alphabet Book encourages children to explore each letter. Each page is dedicated to a specific letter, featuring vibrant illustrations that capture attention and stimulate imagination. Children can trace the letters with their finger, identify objects that start with each letter, and even practice writing them, which reinforces their learning experience. This hands-on approach not only makes learning enjoyable but also helps solidify their understanding of letter shapes and sounds.

One of the standout features of My Alphabet Book is its versatility. It can be used in various educational settings, whether at home or in the classroom. Teachers can incorporate it into their lesson plans as a fun activity during literacy centres, while parents can use it as a supplementary resource to enhance their child’s reading skills at home. The book’s design allows for collaborative learning, where parents and children can engage together in activities that promote literacy.

In addition to aiding in letter recognition, My Alphabet Book fosters essential skills such as phonemic awareness and fine motor development. As children engage with the content, they boost their confidence in their reading abilities. The interactive nature of the book encourages them to take ownership of their learning journey, making each session an adventure.

My Alphabet Book serves as an invaluable tool for fostering early literacy skills. By making learning fun and interactive, it helps children build a strong foundation in reading that will benefit them throughout their educational journey. Whether you are a teacher looking for classroom resources or a parent seeking to support your child’s learning at home, My Alphabet Book is an excellent choice that will make learning the alphabet an enjoyable adventure!

In conclusion, investing in resources like My Alphabet Book is crucial for nurturing a love of reading from an early age. Its engaging format not only captures children’s interest but also lays the groundwork for future academic success. With its colourful illustrations and interactive activities, this alphabet book is sure to become a cherished part of any child’s educational toolkit.

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our Lovebug Tot Mega Activity Pack!

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Monday Monster Printable Madness #17 – New Years Activity Mega Packs for Kindergarten, Preschool & Tots

Posted on 23/12/2024 by Momma Jo

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I always found that my children retain information better when they learn through play and with the New Year almost upon us, today is perfectly timed to start prepping activities to keep the kiddos busy on New Years eve. Today day, as a bonus, we are sharing our three New Year Activity Printables for Kindergardeners, Preschoolers and tots! Now the kiddos can keep themselves entertained while you see in the new year.

This Kindergarten New Year Pack contains 37 pages with the following activities:

– Colouring in Booklet
– Number Recognition Booklet
– Shapes Booklet
– Colouring in Page
– 2 Do-a-Dot Letter Pages
– Letter Writing Practice Sheet
– Capital Letter Writing Skills
– Lowercase Letter Writing Skills
– 2 Letter Tracing Writing Worksheets
– Letter Matching Worksheet (with solution)
– Shape Writing Skills
– Shape Matching (with solution)
– Number Writing Skills
– Name Concertina Booklet with Letter Writing Blocks
– Matching Cards
– Counting Posers (1-50, 1-100)
– Complete the Pattern Activity
– Number Puzzles (1-10, 11-10, 21-30)
– 2 Jigsaw Puzzles (25 & 16 Piece)

This Preschool New Year Pack contains 25 pages with the following activities:
– 2 Number Puzzles
– Colouring in Booklet
– Number Recognition Booklet
– Shapes Booklet
– Colouring in Page
– 2 Do-a-Dot Letter Pages
– Matching Activity Sheet
– 4 Counting Posters (1-10, 1-20, 1-50, 1-100)
– Concertina Name Book
– Matching Cards
– Shadow Matching Cards
– Size Sequencing Activity
– Complete the Pattern Activity
– Pre-writing Skills
– 2 Jigsaw Puzzles (9 & 16 Piece)

This Tot New Year Pack contains 24 pages with the following activities:

– Colouring in Booklet
– Number Recognition Booklet
– Shapes Booklet
– Colouring in Page
– 2 Do-a-Dot Letter Pages
– Matching Activity Page
– 2 Counting Posters (1-10, 1-20)
– Concertina Name Book
– Matching Cards
– Size Sequencing Activity
– Complete the Pattern Activity
– 2 Number Puzzles (1-5, 1-10)
– 3 Jigsaw Puzzles (9, 6 & 4 Piece)

Thank you for popping by and don’t miss next week’s introduction of our A is for Acorn Tot Mega Activity Pack!

If you have any suggestions on printables you’d like to see, please leave a comment below.

Freebie Friday ~ Letter of the Week Roundup

Posted on 17/08/2018 by Momma Jo

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Letter of the Week Roundup

Welcome to our Letter of the Week Roundup!

The Letter of the Week posts have been incredibly successful and I thought putting them in a, easy to find, single post, would help you all tremendously. We would like to thank all of you for your continued support over the last 10 years. We greatly appreciate it.

We used many of the Letter of the Week resources listed in the roundup below over the years with Koko, Fifi and Pixie. These are great to use when introducing the alphabet to your children. I sincerely hope you get as much joy out of this that we did.

Letter of the Week A

Letter of the Week B

Letter of the Week C

Letter of the Week D

Letter of the Week E

Letter of the Week F

Letter of the Week G

Letter of the Week H

Letter of the Week I

Letter of the Week J

Letter of the Week K

Letter of the Week L

Letter of the Week M

Letter of the Week N

Letter of the Week O

Letter of the Week P

Letter of the Week Q

Letter of the Week R

Letter of the Week S

Letter of the Week T

Letter of the Week U

Letter of the Week V

Letter of the Week W

Letter of the Week X

Letter of the Week Y

Letter of the Week Z

PreK week in review: Letter of the Week ~ B and a valuable lesson learned

Posted on 19/01/2014 by Momma Jo

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We are back!!! Our summer holiday was awesome, but we are glad to be back in full swing this term.

I learned a very valuable lesson this week. I am so stuck on sticking to my planning for this school year, that I’ve completely ignored the fact that Fifi is bored with the amount of work she has to do every day. I’ve realised that she can do all the work for each letter in 3 days.

This week Fifi worked on the Letter B, for butterfly. Because we started school the same day as the public school system, we only had a 3 day week, so it worked our perfectly for us. She really loved the butterflies this week. She’s a real little girl ♥

Here are a few photos of what she did this week. The links to the resources are listed at the bottom of the post.

Our Letter B wall
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Colouring in her B for Bat letter
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Size sequencing
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B Book
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Large floor number bean bag toss. She wanted to set it up herself this week. Pixie loved watching Fifi toss the bean bag, but wasn’t interested in doing it herself.
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