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This cute worksheet is perfect for kids learning how to count.  Have your student count how many times the see each monster face and write the correct number in the boxes.  This is a good preschool counting worksheet for Halloween! To download this free preschool worksheet, just right click on the image below and hit save.  

This is a great Kindergarten printable worksheet to practice colors and writing!  Have your students trace the letters of the colors of each leaf.  You can print as many as you need for your classroom or your homeschool, or just for extra practice on your own!  (These would also be good for preschoolers who already know some letters!) To get the free printable worksheet just right click on the image below and hit save.  

The time of colorful leaves and pumpkin spice everything is upon us.  Some people adore the autumn time, and some need a little help appreciating it's charms.  Either way, here are six books that will help make it more fun for you and the kids.   Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn by Kenard Pak is a cute little picture book about the changing seasons.  A young girl takes a walk outside saying hello to everything around her, welcoming the end of summer and the beginning of autumn. Autumn Garden Colouring Book by De-Ann Black is perfect for those days that you...

Your little smarty can have a fabulous time counting these cute food items on this pritnable preschool worksheet.  This is intended for the earliest learners and only uses the numbers 1-5.   You can make this worksheet reusable by printing it on cardstock and laminating it.  Have your child/student fill in the numbers with a dry erase marker so that it can be wiped off and used over and over! Get the matching Kawaii Dinner clipart set in color or black and white lineart!    Download the free counting worksheet by right clicking on the image below:    

These cute jungle animals want to help your child learn about patterns!  These are for the earliest learners, with really simple patterns.  Just have your student/child circle the next animal  to come in the sequence. You can make this last longer or make it work for an entire classroom by printing it on cardstock and laminating it.  Have the children answer with a dry erase marker so that it can be done over and over and over! Get the matching Jungle Animals clipart in color or black and white lineart!    To get the free printable worksheet, just right click...