I only just noticed that a Volcano is an upside down V… or an upside A… a pity it’s not called Alcono! Oh well since it’s called Volcano, you can help kids remember the V by telling them the upside-down thing.
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Almost nearing the end… just a few more to download! Here’s U for Umbrella.
Nearing the end… T for Tie, Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry
Somewhere over the rainbow there’s a printable for you 😉 Read the rest of this entry
Enjoy Q for Quadbike, almost there!
Owl give you my favourite yet… the little owl that I did a few years ago. O for Owl, enjoy! Read the rest of this entry
Herewith M for Moon. Enjoy Read the rest of this entry
Let there be Light! Read the rest of this entry
Who doesn’t love kites! enjoy K for Kite. Read the rest of this entry
Here’s your letter for the week… J for Jacket, have fun! Read the rest of this entry
Ice, ice baby!!!! Have fun 🙂 Read the rest of this entry
I already had the Dog image from the Afrikaans printable H for Hond so here’s the English version of D for Dog, enjoy!
Also see D for Dam HERE!
(Please note that only the play dough mats are for preschool kids. The worksheets are better for kids that already knows the alphabet but are able to write smaller letters, so remember to start the little ones off with the big letters!)
Have you noticed that I have upped the post frequency a bit for the holidays? Yay! Every week there will be two printables for the next 3 weeks… one new letter and one alternative for an existing letter. I already drew the cat for the Afrikaans printable for K for Kat, so here’s an English version for this week, enjoy!
Also see C for Coke HERE! Read the rest of this entry
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Enjoy fishing! Read the rest of this entry
I am very concerned about the amount of educational pre-school curriculums and resources increasingly being released with the wrong fonts. Here is an example of some of the fonts that is not good for pre-school kids to learn the alphabet with. If they use these fonts to trace, they get confused and it takes them much longer to learn how to write or read. Be on the lookout!
Also see this Afrikaans post on the same subject I did: Hoe Leer Kinders die Alfabet? Read the rest of this entry
