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For Free Curriculum Friday today, I’m teaming up with Annette from In All You Do and Thrifty Homeschoolers. To go along with our preschool theme this month, she is giving my readers her Apples to Zebras complete preschool beginning phonics curriculum for FREE! Guys, this product sells like crazy on her website for $24.99, but for ONE WEEK ONLY because she is just so awesome, you can get your copy for FREE! Check out what she has to say below…
Our youngest daughter has always “lived in her own world”. She sings everything. Dances to the music in her head. And sees the JOY in life, even when others do not. She loves to learn, but is very artistic in her approach. And while I’m artistic myself, I do not learn the same as she does.
I attended public school beginning in Kindergarten and continued through graduation. I loved doing papers, writing reports and learning. And since we are so similar artistically, I thought she would follow in my footsteps. So we began prepping to start her in Kindergarten when she would turn 5.
However, as most things in life and parenthood go…it didn’t go quite as planned. She loved doing the papers and activities, but mentally she just wasn’t ready. After about a month of struggling, we realized she just wasn’t ready and we needed a new plan.
That’s when I realized my newest curriculum, Apples to Zebras, would be the perfect solution! Apples to Zebras was created with the preschooler in mind, but can be used for those Kinders who need some extra practice and review.
Apples to Zebras is a complete beginning phonics curriculum and is designed for a 3-day week schedule. However, you could easily expand the lessons to be a 4- or 5-day schedule. The lesson plans are flexible to fit a variety of learning styles while reinforcing the letters of the week. Every 4th week there is a review lesson to help them remember the previously learned letters. There are hands-on activities for every letter, plus some bonus printables at the end of the workbook – from puzzles to flashcards and more!
This 680+ page digital download is the perfect way to get kids started learning their letters while working on their handwriting and beginning sounds. My daughter has done well this year working through the book and enjoyed hands-on activities as well as the relaxed lessons.
You can purchase Apples to Zebras over at In All You Do for just $24.99, but for ONE WEEK ONLY, you can download this amazing resource absolutely FREE for Life of a Homeschool Mom readers.
To get your FREE copy, simply enter your name and email address into the form below. When you click submit, the file will automatically open {give it a few moments to fully download. It is a LARGE file}. Be sure to save it to your device so that you can access it later.
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This Post Has 9 Comments
Bunny
6 Apr 2018The PDF isn’t downloading for me. I am getting an error.
Heather Bowen
6 Apr 2018I’m sorry about that! It is working fine for me. I just tested it. Are you trying to access it from your phone? If so, I recommend using a computer. It is a large file that phones/mobile devices sometimes don’t like. If not, try switching browsers. I just tested it from Safari and Chrome and it opened right up.
Gugu
6 Apr 2018Thank you for simplifying my life
niz
7 Apr 2018thankyou
Sina
8 Apr 2018Hi Heather. Thank you so much for this; so generous to share such an awesome resource! I am so looking forward to using this with my toddler 🙂
Carol
9 Apr 2018Help, please. I opened the program to look at it, then neglected to save it before closing. I tried to resubmit my name and email a second time, but this did not work. Any way I can get a copy to save to my computer?
Thanks so much. Am excited to use this with my great grandson.
Sandy
9 Apr 2018Thank you for sharing! I’ve got 2 foster toddlers who will need this soon.
Sandy
9 Apr 2018Trying a second time.
jessica
28 Apr 2018i missed out on this freebie is there a way to get it still ?