Read letters

If your kids have out grown their favorite book but still love the art in the pages why not recycle them into a bit of letter art? Pop on over to the blog Money Saving Sisters for the tutorial on h…

This easy to follow READ letters tutorial will help you create customized library decor to match your classroom theme!

DIY DECOUPAGE DR. SEUSS READ SIGN FOR CHILDREN’S BOOK NOOK - 35 Creative DIY Letters in Life

My classroom library is one of my favorite parts of my room, so I am so happy to be sharing about my classroom library organization! My first year teaching I started the year with a single bookshelf that was hardly even filled with books. I have spent years since then (and LOTS of $$$) building up my […]

One of the first skills that I assess for my pre-k and kindergarten students is their letter knowledge. Some students come to school already knowing all 26 letters and their sounds, some know a few – like the letters in their names, others don’t have any prior knowledge at all. I have to pre-assess each […]

If you're looking for a great book to help set the tone for the new school year, try reading A Letter From Your Teacher on the First Day of School. After reading this book, your students can write a letter to you with this free letter and envelope craft.

This free printable Pizza Letter Search Activity is a fun way for your kids to work on identifying letters, matching letters, and much more!

Showcased below there are no less than 45 inspirational DIY Letter Decor Ideas that we've found extremely easy to realize and equally effective as both impression and result.

We love to use these great picture ledges from IKEA to create a library wall to display children's books. They work great in any nursery decor.

In our house, we are full steam ahead with letter recognition. I was excited to share recently that my four-year-old was able to learn her letters and sounds using the Leap Frog Letter Factory. When kids learn a new skill they are so excited. Just as excited as we get watching them do it. Seeing the light go in behind their eyes is such a rewarding experience. Now that she can recognize the letters and recite their sounds, we are breaking out as many alphabet learning activities as possible…