Letter of the Week #9

We have just added 12 free preschool printables to help teach the letter I!

We are working hard to get all the Letter of the Week resources added, so please keep an eye on the Alphabet Resources page for the latest additions. You may have noticed that this time we are focusing on black and white sheets, this helps us to keep the items free (quicker to create) and are more affordable for you to reproduce!

Check out our Pinterest board for great ideas on ways to reinforce the weekly letter:

Join our Facebook Community today to find out first about new Letter of the Week printables and Preschool Packs!

Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Letter of the Week Series #8

We have just added 11 free preschool printables to help teach the letter H!

We are working hard to get all the Letter of the Week resources added, so please keep an eye on the Alphabet Resources page for the latest additions. You may have noticed that this time we are focusing on black and white sheets, this helps us to keep the items free (quicker to create) and are more affordable for you to reproduce!

You can also stop by the Letter H – Letter of the Week page and link up your blog posts that relate to this week’s letter!

Over on the Letter of the Week page you will find:

- Five Book Recommendations to help reinforce the letter of the week

- Uppercase H template

- Lowercase H template

- Collage Sheet (2 options)

- WikiStix Sheet that can also be used as a write and wipe board

- Uppercase handwriting practice

- Lowercase handwriting practice

- Things that begin with Letter H coloring page

- Uppercase and lowercase letter sort

- Letter Wands

- Letter H treasure hunt page

Join our Facebook Community today to find out first about new Letter of the Week printables and Preschool Packs!

Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Welcome to Teacher Appreciation #4!

I am happy to announce the release of the *FREE* Minibeast Preschool Pack!

This pack is suitable for insect, bugs and creepy crawly fun, for children aged 2.5 to 6 yrs (depending on their stage of development).

In this .PDF file you will receive: 

* A poster sheet (This can also be cut apart to make a puzzle)

* Playdough mat (Can also be used as a write-wipe board)

*3 Large pencil control sheets

* Smaller pencil control sheet

* 8 Lacing Cards (Could also be cut apart to make shaped puzzles)

* Make a minibeast headband (Cutting and pasting practice)

* Cut the lawn – Scissor skills sheet

*Clothes peg flowers (place clothes pegs on the petals)

*Uppercase tracing mats

*Lowercase tracing mats

*M is for Minibeasts coloring sheet

*Visual discrimination cut and paste activity

*Three part cards (Includes definition cards which can be read out by adults)

Download Your Free Pack Here 

If you have issues printing from the link, please download (save) the .pdf to your computer. Then open the file and then print.

We will soon be releasing in our store specific packs that focus on individual insects and minibeasts. These will cover all areas of learning and provide extension activities. New releases are generally announced first on our facebook page, so be sure to sign-up!

Don’t forget to enter our giveaway for a chance to win a $20 Amazon.com gift card!!

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Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Welcome to Teacher Appreciation #3!

Today I am so excited to tell you about this hot-off-the-press freebie for all of you wonderful Educators:

Inside the free .PDF file you will find a teacher’s planner that suits all needs; co-ordinated with a range of papers from JustSoScrappy.com (permission granted via email in 09/10):

*Students Birthday List

* Monthly Overview Sheets (4 colors to choose from)

* Weekly Overview Sheet

*Daily Planning Sheets (5 colors to choose from)

Download Your Copy Here Today

{Psst! This is a large file and may take several minutes for it to download. Please be patient.}

Don’t forget to enter for a chance to win a $20 Amazon.com emailed gift card!

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Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Welcome to  Teacher Appreciation #2!

We have taken 50% off all our products at EducationalCreations.com (Ends 10/05/2013)!

We know how all Educators love to stack up coupons and savings, so feel free to increase your savings even further by cashing in your reward points at the checkout! We also offer double reward points on everything you purchase directly from us! We love giving back to you for all your hard work!!

We have also discounted many of our products at TeachersPayTeachers, TeachersNotebook and CurrClick! 

Have you entered our giveaway for a chance to win a $20 Gift Card for Amazon.com?

No? Then here’s your chance ….

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Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Welcome to Teacher Appreciation Week!

As the wife of an elementary teacher and a Special Needs Teaching Assistant,  I have first hand experience of how hard teachers work and the commitment required from each and everyone of you. Also as a Mother whom homeschooled and ran a daycare I know the dedication required from Mothers, Nannies and Day Care Providers. It’s a rewarding job that requires us to give a huge part of ourselves to others (and we do so willingly!) …

This week is dedicated to you all!

Today we are opening our celebration with a giveaway!!

{Spend it on you, a loved one, on class supplies! It’s up to you!!}

The giveaway is only open to US residents. You will be emailed the gift card which will contain a code you must redeem at Amazon.com. We will be confirming all entries are valid. 

 Just complete the entry below for a chance to win!

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{We have discounted all of our educational creationsby up to 50% until 05/10/2013!}

Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Letter of the Week Series #7

We have just added 11 free preschool printables to help teach the letter G!

We are working hard to get all the Letter of the Week resources added, so please keep an eye on the Alphabet Resources page for the latest additions. You may have noticed that this time we are focusing on black and white sheets, this helps us to keep the items free (quicker to create) and are more affordable for you to reproduce!

Over on the Letter of the Week page you will find:

- Five Book Recommendations to help reinforce the letter of the week

- Uppercase G template

- Lowercase G template

- Collage Sheet (2 options)

- WikiStix Sheet that can also be used as a write and wipe board

- Uppercase handwriting practice

- Lowercase handwriting practice

- Things that begin with Letter G coloring page

- Uppercase and lowercase letter sort

- Letter Wands

- Letter G treasure hunt page

You can also stop by the Letter G – Letter of the Week page and link up your blog posts that relate to this week’s letter! 

We are  dedicated to supporting an early years education co-operative for all people that educate and care for children; homeschoolers, teachers, babysitters and child care providers! By allowing you to link-up it is a perfect way for us all to get together, promote good practice and inspire each other! 

Allie and Co

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Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Welcome to our Preschool – PreKinder Nook!

An early years education co-operative for all people that educate and care for children; homeschoolers, teachers, babysitters and child care providers! By having a weekly link up it is a perfect way for us all to get together, promote good practice and inspire each other!

This week we are focusing on blogger,  Teaching Little Ones At Home!

One of our regular weekly sharers, Teacher@Home (author of Teaching Little Ones At Home), has been exploring the bible with preschool themes and also including letters etc. So for this week we thought it would be great to share images she has shared with us in order to give you an idea of the curriculum she uses with her preschooler!! Definitely worth a stop by…

If you were featured please consider taking this special button and displaying it on your blog!

Ready To Link Up?

If you have used or created a hands on learning activity, are learning a new concept, or just simply having fun I would love for you to leave a link to your blog post!  My plans for Itsy Bitsy Learners is to tenderly turn it into an early years education co-operative for all people that educate and care for children; homeschoolers, teachers, babysitters and child care providers! By having a weekly link up it is a perfect way for all of us to get together, promote good practice and inspire each other!

The Itsy Bitsy Fine Print:

1. Please link back to us within the post you are sharing, with this button and link:

Find More Great Ideas at Itsy Bitsy Learners!

2. Your post must be for children aged 2 to 6, and must not be for printables, unlessthe printables are being shown in action with your children. 

3. You must link to the blog post not the homepage of your blog.

4. By linking up you agree that we can use any photo of your activity contained in your post (edit where necessary), link back to you in future posts, from our facebook fanpage and newsletters!

 Look Who Stopped By To Share:

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Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Welcome to our Preschool – PreKinder Nook!

An early years education co-operative for all people that educate and care for children; homeschoolers, teachers, babysitters and child care providers! By having a weekly link up it is a perfect way for us all to get together, promote good practice and inspire each other!

This week we are focusing on preschool science!

Gift of Curiosity, shares 3 great ideas on using magnets with preschoolers! Please check out the post to see what her kiddos have been exploring! We especially like the way magnets were used to help mix paint!!

We are also offering up a shameless plug for our site, by directing you to one of our Simple Science posts about dirt! What kiddo doesn’t like a bit of mud!!! Check out our post to find out how my daughters learnt about the layers of soil with this simple and surprisingly mess free preschool science activity …

If you were featured please consider taking this special button and displaying it on your blog!

Ready To Link Up?

If you have used or created a hands on learning activity, are learning a new concept, or just simply having fun I would love for you to leave a link to your blog post!  My plans for Itsy Bitsy Learners is to tenderly turn it into an early years education co-operative for all people that educate and care for children; homeschoolers, teachers, babysitters and child care providers! By having a weekly link up it is a perfect way for all of us to get together, promote good practice and inspire each other!

The Itsy Bitsy Fine Print:

1. Please link back to us within the post you are sharing, with this button and link:

Find More Great Ideas at Itsy Bitsy Learners!

2. Your post must be for children aged 2 to 6, and must not be for printables, unlessthe printables are being shown in action with your children. 

3. You must link to the blog post not the homepage of your blog.

4. By linking up you agree that we can use any photo of your activity contained in your post (edit where necessary), link back to you in future posts, from our facebook fanpage and newsletters!

 Look Who Stopped By To Share:

Viewing this post in an email? Click here to access the linky list!

Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!

Letter of the Week Series #6

We have just added 11 free preschool printables to help teach the letter F!

We are working hard to get all the Letter of the Week resources added, so please keep an eye on the Alphabet Resources page for the latest additions. You may have noticed that this time we are focusing on black and white sheets, this helps us to keep the items free (quicker to create) and are more affordable for you to reproduce!

Over on the Letter of the Week page you will find:

- Five Book Reccomendations to help reinforce the letter of the week

- Uppercase F template

- Lowercase F template

- Collage Sheet (2 options)

- WikiStix Sheet that can also be used as a write and wipe board

- Uppercase handwriting practice

- Lowercase handwriting practice

- Things that begin with Letter F coloring page

- Uppercase and lowercase letter sort

- Letter Wands

- Letter F treasure hunt page

You can also stop by the Letter F – Letter of the Week page and link up your blog posts that relate to this week’s letter! 

We are  dedicated to supporting an early years education co-operative for all people that educate and care for children; homeschoolers, teachers, babysitters and child care providers! By allowing you to link-up it is a perfect way for us all to get together, promote good practice and inspire each other! 

Allie and Co

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Check out our latest freebies, Letters A, B, C, D and E preschool printables!