Learning about money is one of the most important math tasks your child can learn.  They will be spending the rest of their lives using money after all.  Here is a fun sorting game for teaching them to sort out

Lego's website has a ton of fun activities for kids.  I went looking for coloring pages, which they have, but also found printables such as dot to dot pages, and posters.  They have a list of ideas for a Lego

Just found this really useful site that lets you create your own individualized math and reading worksheets. Specifically, Mrs. Perkins does have "sight word" worksheets and learning activities. This is a site worth

This article gives a great idea to practice addition, along with a link to a printable worksheet to use. Dominoes are a great learning tool.  You can use them to practice: Number recognition addition subtraction multiplication

Finding new and exciting books that promote reading development is a never ending task for most eager parents of young children. The Hubbards Cupboard website promotes both literacy and family involvement while providing

Google images has a ton of free Easter and holiday-themed printable coloring pages.  You'll find all sorts of character favorites, as well as traditional scenes like the Easter Bunny, Easter Eggs, Easter Bakets,

Google images has a ton of free Valentine coloring pages and holiday-themed printables.  You'll find all sorts of heart shapes, lovable animals with hearts, favorite characters and kid-friendly messages of friendship