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Books and printables for little learners
Everything I used to teach my son at home, made simple for busy parents. Short, joyful lessons, about 10 minutes a day.
- Tested at home with my son
- Made by a working mom
- Print at home
Books
Reading and writing, one page a day
Nov 24
Reading · Ages 3–6
Ready to Read
A 60-day plan from letter sounds to first stories, with real photos and four mini books.
Free
Pre-writing · Book 1 · Ages 3–6
Strong Hands & Strokes
Hand-strength warm-ups, the Pinch, Rest, Tuck pencil grip and the 12 strokes every letter is built from.
Coming soon
Writing · Book 3 · Ages 3–6
Lowercase Letters a–z
Watch, trace once, then write every lowercase letter. Includes playdough mats and letter hunts.
Writing · Book 2 · Ages 3–6
Numbers 0–9
Write every number with simple strokes, plus playdough mats and counting fun.
Writing · Book 4 · Ages 3–6
Capital Letters A–Z
Big letters, built from the same simple strokes your child already knows.
Free printables
Pop in your email and they land in your inbox
Free
Reading · Ages 2–6
Read-Aloud Book List
The books that helped my son with doctor visits, big feelings, Bible stories and growing in faith.
Free
Faith · Toddlers
Memory Verse Flashcards
Colour-coded Bible verse cards that make hiding God’s Word in little hearts easy.
Free
For moms · One page
Weekly Prayer Schedule
A simple weekly prayer plan to help you stay focused and start each week with purpose.
Seasonal
Holidays · Family
Thanksgiving Printable
Crafts, games and gratitude activities to make Thanksgiving meaningful with your little ones.
Seasonal
Holidays · Faith
Halloween Cheat Sheet + Brave Verse Cards
Bible-based answers for Halloween questions, plus verse cards to colour and tuck in a lunch box.
Tools we use at home
The things that made learning stick
App · Any phone
Our Reading Log App
Snap the book cover and the timer starts. Tap Done when story time ends. The weekly log is ready for school.
Toys · Ages 0–5
Lovevery Play Kits & Books
The Lovevery play kits and books we used with my son, and how we used them for learning through play.