FREE Literacy Resources!
We've created a series of FREE worksheets so you can help your young learners boost their school readiness skills and continue their academic growth outside of the classroom.
- There Might Be Lobsters, written by Carolyn Crimi and illustrated by Laurel Molk, Activity Guide: Activity guide includes supplemental resources, such as arts and crafts, songs, movies, worksheets, and more!
- Life, written by Cynthia Rylant and illustrated by Brendan Wenzel, Activity Guide: Activity guide includes supplemental resources, such as arts and crafts, songs, movies, worksheets, and more!
- Jabari Jumps Readaloud: Enjoy a recording from our June Summer Reading Series and listen to Jabari Jumps, by Gaia Cornwall. [Password: 5f^5Dt93]
- Jabari Jumps, written by Gaia Cornwall, Activity Guide: Activity guide includes supplemental resources, such as arts and crafts, songs, worksheets, and more!
- Writing and Self Reflection Lesson Plan: Lesson plan featuring content that gives children the opportunity to learn and practice sentence structure, while reflecting about their own feelings.
- Colors: Practice identifying your colors by creating your own box of Crayons.
- Favorite Story: Illustrate a scene from your favorite story, then tell a friend about the story.
- Alphabet Tracing: Trace the uppercase and lower case letters and fill in the missing letters.
- Popsicle Math: Solve each addition and subtraction problem. Color in the popsicle based on the sum, using the given key.
- Rhyme Time: Practice rhymes by identifying rhymes in a set of words and writing your own.
- Shovel Math: Solve each addition and subtraction problem in the beach themed worksheet.
- Spring Color by Sum: Solve each addition problem and color the picture using the key.
- Summer Reading: Pick one of your favorite books you've read this summer. Illustrate two of your favorite scenes.
- Summer Word Scramble: Unscramble each set of letters to create a summer-themed word. Answer Key.
- Sweets Math: Count how many of the sweets are at the bakery and complete the sentence.
Check back soon... we'll be adding more!