Blog | Literacy Worksheets

This blog has ideas of different ways to use the website and helps build a community. As many parents have suddenly had to become over night teachers, we want to be a resource that you can look to for advice and hopefully we can support each other through this difficult time.

New Activities Coming Soon!

I’ve been working really hard on some new, printable, hands-on activities and ideas about ways to learn while playing outside. All are coming to the site in the next few days, but in the mean time I just ordered this laminator to keep the new ...

Supply Organizer

I have had a hard time keeping my school and art supplies organized lately. My children are 2 and 3 and seem to be able to get into EVERYTHING at this point! I find dried up markers, crayons snapped in half, and even glue sticks ...

Literacy Worksheets at Home

Last week my 3 and a half year old daughter wanted to learn to write her name. It’s funny because I really hadn’t thought about her using my site and worksheets yet, but it made my heart so happy! She is so excited about learning ...

Modifying Assignments for Children with Learning Differences

At Literacy Worksheets, we make it easy to modify assignments and make sure you are providing appropriate worksheets.

Handwriting Lines vs. Single Lines

Handwriting lines are beneficial for younger children who are learning letter formation and handwriting, children with poor fine motor skills, and older children who struggle with letter formation. Students who have learning differences or who are working below grade level may not want to do ...

Meet the Teacher

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Handwriting Practice

See how this Mama is using our handwriting worksheets to teach her preschoolers how to write their names!

Learning the alphabet

Click to read about the worksheets you can create for children learning or reviewing the alphabet, letter recognition and letter sounds.