Mamas Learning Tools

This book is intended to help guide your child through learning how to identify the letters A-M. Your child will learn how to identify and distinguish between the upper and lower case letters. They will also practice forming each letter by tracing within the lines of the tracing pages. Lastly, each letter has a coloring page that requires them to find the upper and lower case letters and color them a specific color. There will be an ABC Book N-Z coming soon and will both will then be offered to

I created this resource as a reusable learning game for my two-year old son. I created it to be plain and high contrast so that your child can focus on only the letters and have fewer distractions in the learning process. This game can be used to scaffold your child’s learning and recognition of the upper and lowercase letters. This product contains scaffolding recommendations to increase the complexity of the game.

This file includes alphabet posters, 2D shapes, Numbers 1-10, and calendar posters with a watercolor theme. These will be great for a classroom, playroom or homeschool room. The keyword pictures for the alphabet are for words that begin with the most common phonetic sound for easy recognition and reading. Number posters include a ten frame for each number. The calendar can be used for multiple years and includes holiday cards. Shapes include all basic 2D shapes and some that are a little more ad

Each picture has 3 pages that can be used. 1. All uppercase letters up to F 2. All lowercase letters up to f 3. A mix of uppercase and lowercase letters up to Cc Once the coloring is complete, the gingerbread man and Santa Claus will be visible.

This is an alphabet poster that you can print and put up in your classroom, playroom, or homeschool room. There are keyword pictures that are associated with the beginning sound of that letter. If you laminate these before using, they will last even longer!

This is an AR level chart that you can use in your classroom so that your students can become more accountable for knowing what level book they read. You can connect it and hang it from the wall with clothespins of your student's names. They love to move it down after they move up a level!

This is a Halloween-themed, alphabet, I Have Who Has game. All uppercase and lowercase letters are reviewed in this game. You can play with a class and give each student 1-2 letters to listen for. You can also play at home by hiding the cards around the house to look for in order. These cards will work best if laminated for future use.

This is a winter-themed, alphabet, I Have Who Has game. All uppercase and lowercase letters are reviewed in this game. You can play with a class and give each student 1-2 letters to listen for. You can also play at home by hiding the cards around the house to look for in order. These cards will work best if laminated for future use.

This is an alphabet poster that you can print and put up in your classroom, playroom, or homeschool room. There are keyword pictures that are associated with the beginning sound of that letter. Then handwriting font helps your child to have something to reference when trying to form the letters on lined paper. If you laminate these before using, they will last even longer! The previous version was missing the letter "Ii" somehow and has since been updated. Enjoy!

This FREE resource is a tool that you can to help your child or students to learn how to identify the letters of the alphabet and begin learning how to write them. Each letter also contains key pictures that begin with that letter that you can use to teach beginning sounds, or just to help them remember. This is a preview of my full ABC book. This book contains the letters A-C

This is a Valentines-themed, alphabet, I Have Who Has game. All uppercase and lowercase letters are reviewed in this game. You can play with a class and give each student 1-2 letters to listen for. You can also play at home by hiding the cards around the house to look for in order. These cards will work best if laminated for future use.

This chart can be used in the classroom to keep track of what AR level your students are on. Just print the pages, laminate them and connect them in a line. Then add clothespins for each student and they can be moved each time they go up a level. This will give your students satisfaction when being able to physically move their pin to the next level.

This chart can be used in the classroom to keep track of what AR level your students are on. Just print the pages, laminate them and connect them in a line. Then add clothespins for each student and they can be moved each time they go up a level. This will give your students satisfaction when being able to physically move their pin to the next level.

This chart can be used in the classroom to keep track of what AR level your students are on. Just print the pages, laminate them and connect them in a line. Then add clothespins for each student and they can be moved each time they go up a level. This will give your students satisfaction when being able to physically move their pin to the next level.