Many young child have a hard time expressing how they feel (hence the biting and crying phases), so I love finding & sharing new ways to help them communicate. Each child is so different and that year or 2 before they can verbally express themselves can be very frustrating. Recently, I came across some great worksheets for those little ones that are capable of expressing themselves (with simple words or actions) when calm. These Social & Emotional Development worksheets from SchoolSparks.com were designed to help children identify emotions and discuss their feelings.

Have a younger child, too? Print 2 copies & put one in a file for making copies later. I have a few files that I use for different subjects to save myself from hunting down that where a great worksheet came from or for a refresher later on. Tip: If a worksheet doesn’t print the website’s address, make sure to hand-write it on for later reference.

We’ve all seen the worksheets where you trace a line, count some objects, and identify letters & shapes. Some are better than others and, of course, I love finding free ones. Recently, I ran across a great site called School Sparks & have been sharing some of their wonderful categories with you. Today, I noticed one I’ve never seen anywhere before: Auditory Processing.  After a quick glance, I had to print a few of these free worksheets for the boys to try tomorrow. There are 3 subcategories: Simple Instructions, Multiple-Step Directions, and Listening to Clues.
Have a younger child, too? Print 2 copies & put one in a file for making copies later. I have a few files that I use for different subjects to save myself from hunting down that where a great worksheet came from or for a refresher later on. Tip: If a worksheet doesn’t print the website’s address, make sure to hand-write it on for later reference.

Have a preschooler that is ready to work on fine motor skills like pincher grip, cutting, and tracing? SchoolSparks.com has 20 FREE printable Fine Motor worksheets! Plus, you can sign up to receive an email when new worksheets are added.

Have a younger child, too? Print 2 copies & put one in a file for making copies later. I have a few files that I use for different subjects to save myself from hunting down that where a great worksheet came from or for a refresher later on. Tip: If a worksheet doesn’t print the website’s address, make sure to hand-write it on for later reference.

Have a preschooler or kindergartener? SchoolSparks.com has over 75 FREE printable Alphabet worksheets! Plus, you can sign up to receive an email when new worksheets are added.

Have a younger child, too? Print 2 copies & put one in a file for making copies later. I have a few files that I use for different subjects to save myself from hunting down that where a great worksheet came from or for a refresher later on. Tip: If a worksheet doesn’t print the website’s address, make sure to hand-write it on for later reference.