bust out your crayons

Hey, long time no see! I think I say this every post, but I'll try to start adding things more regularly. I'm such a slacker. Anyway, for those of you who love the book "Goodnight Moon" I have a coloring page for you! I have one where everything is spaced out enough to where you can cut out the pieces, and another one that is just a coloring page. I hope you can find a use for these! Enjoy!

Happy Halloween! Do you have any scary, fun, or just plain good reads? I hope so! Enjoy!

I love mini coloring books for many reasons. So I wrote my own version of Little Red Riding Hood along with pictures to color! This time the layouts are a little different and counter-intuitive, and I have two layouts to choose from.  The first layout:  You can find the directions for putting it all together on DLTK's website  here.  They have a ton of stuff to color for every season and holiday you can think of as well as mini books. It's a great website for coloring.  The second layout is for people (like me) who only want to print out one page. While it makes the pictures minuscule, my kids thought they were so fun, and they were thoroughly entertained by them. With this one, I can't get the lines to match up correctly. So, just ignore them and follow the directions here. Enjoy!

Today, I bring to you Mother Goose! Well, Little Boy Blue. Use it as you wish, a coloring page, felties, magnets, whatever. Just enjoy!

I'm back! Sorry it has taken so long, but I had a baby. And I couldn't help but to snuggle him. All the time. Anyway, I think I can start to pull myself away every once in a while to do more updates :) So, here we go! I know I've had some ABC writing pages up for a while, but not the whole alphabet. I finally finished it. I will post them all on the "ABC Pages" page. You can get to them by clicking the link under my crayon picture or by clicking  here! The pages look something like this: I tried to make them a little silly because it's fun, and it sparks great conversation. So, there you have it. Enjoy!

Yea for Thanksgiving! I thought I'd try my hand at making a little coloring book/story book to the poem "Five Little Turkeys".  So, here it is, I hope you like it! I'm also trying new software so bear with me while I figure it out.  Just print the pages, cut on the dotted line, and staple together (don't be fooled by the numbers. They actually go backwards).  It means there is only one side of the page, but it keeps it simple.   Also, don't forget to check out my Thanksgiving "Don't Eat Pete!" game for even more turkey fun :) Enjoy! Make sure you download the pictures instead of printing directly from the blog, so it sizes correctly! 

I know this is lame, but it's something for now.  Hopefully, I'll get some Thanksgiving things to post soon.  Anyway, I started a book club with my five year old, and we write/present narration pages for an activity.  I couldn't find any writing pages I liked, and figured it would take me less time to make one than find one.  I could be completely wrong, but here it is with a space on the top to draw.  So, bust out your crayons and enjoy!