First Words Flashcards: Ideal for home learning (Collins Easy Learning Preschool)

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It definitely feels like an accomplishment when your baby reaches another milestone. Make a lasting memory and celebrate each special moment with these Printable Baby Milestone Cards. What other resources like this are available? Our babies loved looking at high-contrast images when they were newborns, and as they started tummy time, it helped them stay on their tummies longer before getting frustrated.

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Next, for something a bit more creative, your children can have a go at using this 100 High Frequency Words Colouring Fish Activity Sheet! This is great for children with a creative streak and helps them to practise their fine motor skills while furthering their cognitive and language development. If you choose to use the file as an e-book, all you need is a PDF viewer like Adobe Acrobat Reader.To help introduce your children to even more important pieces of vocabulary, we’ve put together this Question Words Display Poster! Whether your child has just begun to speak or is old enough to start reading and writing, this fun poster is a fun and simple way to teach children important words they’ll use throughout their lives. Sight words are extremely important for kids, specifically Kindergarteners, to learn. Sight words make up a major portion of the words that children will learn to read and write at their young age. Each level of sight words builds up to the next, meaning kids will need to remember each level to help progress with reading skills. Activities such as this kindergarten sight words printables can be done with these Sight Word Flashcards & Recording Sheet are fantastic for helping kids solidify knowledge of sight words.

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I also recently discovered a rounded corner punch, and I love using this to finish off my DIY activities for kids. It’s definitely an extra, unnecessary step, but it gets rid of the sharp edges and adds a finished look. You can also make it a more interactive activity by holding up a flashcard, saying the name of the object, and watching your baby’s reaction.The first option is to turn the cards upside down, in a pile. Have children pull one card, identify the word by reading and speaking the word, then write the word on the recording sheet. If you would like they could write the word multiple times. Move onto the next card when you are both ready.