Kindergarten and pre-k are perfect times to introduce kids to reading and writing. By now, kids are curious about reading, have worked on their fine motor skills and are ready for the next level of literacy challenges. Today, I excited to share literacy resources from Anna Geiger. Anna from The Measured Mom is a teacher who is now raising her kids at home. Anna has a lot of experience and know exactly how to get kids to read and write. In today’s collage, she shares so many great literacy ideas including how to get your preschooler to read, how to set up a writing table in your kitchen and even free sight word printables !
This post is a a part of the KBN (Kid Blogger Network) MeMe-it-Forward Series. In this series, MeMeTales Blog is featuring a new resource website/blogger from the Kid Blogger Network everyday! Today’s feature is The Measured Mom. This blog is a site with education resources for parents and teachers. Anna Geiger, the founder of The Measured Mom, started the blog with a hope of sharing her education background and how she uses it to teach her own kids and as well as share with others. If you love these activities in the clickable collage below, make sure you visit and follow the blog on Facebook and Pinterest too. Thank you Anna, for letting us share your wonderful reading and writing resources here!
You have to check out all of these great ideas. CLICK on any image on this CLICKABLE COLLAGE (yes, you can click individual images in the collage!) and you will reach the activities directly on The Measured Mom.
This post is a a part of the KBN MeMe-it-Forward Series.. In this series, MeMeTales Blog is featuring a new resource website/blogger from the Kid Blogger Network everyday! Click on the image below to find all other posts in the series. ENJOY!
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