Inspiring young readers can start with a familiar story and some hands-on practice. This activity introduces children to The Little Red Hen, using an interactive format that builds early reading and writing skills. With eight pages of tracing and simple sentences, the printable brings characters and words from the tale to life, providing children with […]
When a new reader gets stuck on the same word for the third time, the right practice page can turn frustration into a small win. Teaching reading doesn't have to mean buying a pricey program. This category collects free reading worksheets and phonics printables: letter sounds, sight word games, simple early readers, comprehension pages and activities built around favorite books. Use them for ten minutes of daily practice, to fill a gap you've noticed, or to give a confident reader something fresh. Keep a few in a folder for busy mornings. When you're ready for other subjects, head over to our free homeschool printables hub.
Goldilocks and The 3 Bears Printable Early Reader
One of the earliest stories we read our young children is the story of Goldilocks and The Three Bears. So, this is a wonderful familiar story to Introduce children to early literacy. One way to do this is by using story-based learning tools that focus on letter recognition and word building, paired with a story […]
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Why We Love All About Learning Press + a Giveaway!!
This post contains my referral link which helps support the work of this site. Here’s my full disclosure policy. As always be sure to snag any homeschool freebies that look great quickly – prices and offers can change without notice. All About Learning Press was created by Marie Rippel out of a desire to help her son who […]
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Pumpkin CVC Phonics Printable Set
Teaching children letter sounds can be an enjoyable process when it involves hands-on activities that connect with the natural progression of phonics learning. One effective method is using the SATPIN approach, which focuses on the sounds of the letters S, A, T, P, I, and N. These letters are often introduced first in phonics because […]
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FREE Rhyming Words Activity Printables
Learning to recognize and produce rhyming words is an essential step in early literacy development. By identifying and matching rhyming words, children not only improve their understanding of language sounds but also strengthen their vocabulary and phonemic awareness, which are key components of reading success. This pack includes 12 pages of activities designed to make […]
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Short Vowel Find The Missing Letter Printables
Finding missing letters is a great twist on reading practice that also involves problem solving skills! This resource offers a simple yet engaging way for kindergartners to practice letter recognition and phonics using missing letter worksheets. The printable pack includes several activities focused on filling in missing letters, such as identifying and writing the correct […]
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Long Vowel EE and EA Phonic Printables
Teaching children the difference between similar vowel sounds can be a challenging but important part of learning to read and write. The “ee” and “ea” vowel combinations often confuse young learners because there are no strict rules that dictate when to use one over the other. The key to mastering these vowel teams lies in […]
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