The Pinay Homeschooler

Whales and Dolphins (FREE Matching and Fact Cards)

Monday, August 12, 2013

Hope you guys would love these cards as much as we do! The file is free for download and can be used used for whales and dolphins study.

We're having studying whales and dolphins this week and will talk about it in details soon. We finished painting our whale crafts and waiting for it to dry. We'll be putting it in an ocean backdrop which my son and I will be making tomorrow.

So to get your free cards, just click on the picture below. If you plan to have a Shark Theme, you can read our activities here and here.

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Consonant Blends Activity Sheets

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

I can't believe that it's August already and school will be starting in a month! I hope everyone is enjoying the last few weeks of their summer. Weather here is back to normal, cold and rainy. But I've been on bed rest for a while, reason why I was visible in the blogging world for days. While on bed rest, I kept my son busy by working on these activity sheets I prepared for him a few weeks ago.

I have a CVC version of this and this is a follow-up on our language lessons and spelling as well. You can read about them here: Beginning, Vowel and Ending Sound Worksheets, Working on Spelling, and CVC Word Trace and Spell Worksheets. But this one is aimed for kids learning two letter or three letter consonant blends.

Shark Unit II (FREE Shark Matching and Fact Cards)

Monday, July 29, 2013

The second part (FIRST PART HERE) of our Sharks study is looking into the different types of sharks, what you need to know about each one and how they differ from each other. With this I used our Sharks Safari Toob and created matching cards for my little boy to play with (he loves matching activities!). I tried to discuss the difference of each shark based on their physical features... my son loves describing them!