Hi, my name is Sara and I´m an English teacher. Here's some stuff I use with my 3, 4 and 5-year-olds. Hope you like it!
Friday, April 19, 2019
House dominoes
Saturday, April 13, 2019
Flower poem and gap-fill activity
Sunday, March 4, 2018
Easter colouring pages
Here’s my selection of Easter colouring pages.
You’ll find more Easter mandalas if you click on this picture:
This Easter egg helps practise pre-writing abilities.
Here’s one that is also a puzzle:
This one is “full of flowers”:
Here are some more lovely Easter eggs:
Make a box for your Easter eggs:
Here’s a bunny face you can pin on your Easter basket:
Make a bunny-shaped Easter card:
Friday, October 30, 2015
HALLOWEEN COLOURING PAGES
Here are some Halloween colouring pages I like and use in my classroom:
Also, there are some fun coloring sheets on THIS PAGE. This one is my favourite:
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Brown Bear PRINTABLES
I just found this “Brown Bear” printable pack that I’m definitely using in my class. I love THIS STORY, it’s great for learning animals and colours as well as basic chunks like “What do you see? – I can see…”. I think I’m going to have my 4-year-olds colour the black and white pictures of the animals, cut them out and make their own little books.
I hope you enjoy it!
Sunday, October 27, 2013
OWL AND MONSTER MASKS FOR HALLOWEEN
Here are two owl masks your kids can make for Halloween:
And a monster mask (from SuperSimpleLearning):
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
EASTER COLOURING WORKSHEETS
EASTER EGG AND EASTER BUNNY HEADBAND
Sunday, December 9, 2012
SANTA PAPER DOLL
SPRING COLOURING WORKSHEET
Here’s a nice worksheet to work on the subject of spring, and it develops counting skills as well. Complete the flowers making the missing petals (I would use fingerpaint), colour the rest of the garden and cut it out. Cut out the bee as well and make it fly!
MORE CHRISTMAS COLOURING/CRAFTS
Here are some more pictures you can have your kids colour for Christmas, or make a craft out of them (glue cotton to the stocking and paint it with finger paint; print out two copies of the Christmas tree and make a 3-dimentional tree as shown in the small picture in the corner, have kids paint and decorate it, etc.)





