This is my first official post using WordPress and publishing to my new oopseydaisyblog.com domain. It kind of gives me the giggles. My little blog is growing up!! And what better way to break in the new blog than with a new Mommy School packet??
Honestly, I've had this packet brewing on the back burner for quite some time. Ever since throwing our Monster Play Date, we've been having way too much fun with monsters.
M is for Monsters is here!!
Here are some of the concepts covered in this 44-page packet:
Don't Scare the Monster Game - Played just like "Don't Eat Pete."
Some M coloring pages along with letter tracing.
Some Monster Match cards used for playing memory or other sorting games.
And much, much more!
Terms of Use (Please read before downloading)
You can download the M is for Monsters Mommy School packet here.
or here on Scribd.
PS Have you noticed my new "Mommy School" page tab? Here, you can find all of the downloads plus ideas I have shared so far.
I can’t find the link to download it. Did I miss it?!?! I’m so excited to see the packet. I just LOVE your site and all your hard work you do for us. Thanks so much!!
Hi Selena, the download link is at the end of the post.
Awesome! Thank you so much!!
Alison,
Yet again, a beautiful job on these fun Mommy School Packets! Love them!
And can’t wait to look around your new wordpress site!
[email protected]
Thanks SO much Rebecca! I actually am still in the process of getting everything transferred over, but I couldn’t resist sharing the latest packet. You are so kind!!
Wow Alison! This packet is fantastic! Monsters will be so much fun. I can’t wait to get this started with my little guy. Thanks for putting so much effort into these. We really enjoy them. 🙂
Thanks again for another awesome activity packet Alison!!! The time and energy you give to put these packets together is very much appreciated. : )
Alison,
Your Mommy School Packets are AMAZING! I’ve been teaching a combined fifth/sixth grade class the last few years, but next year I’m moving to first/second. I only wish I could use these there (I could use parts for sure)! I definitely wish I had used your packets when I taught 3-year-old preschool! I am astounded by all the work you’ve put into these and your graciousness in sharing them with others! I’ll definitely use these when I have my own children!
Thank you!
Angela
Yeah! It’s up and running. You’re all grown up!
Thank you for sharing your School packets with us. My preschool age Grandson enjoys them so much! AJ
Hi Alison, I just discovered your site quite by accident and I’m so very glad I did! I have a small family centre and I’m also a Mom to two boys and I can tell you right now I’ll be definitely using a lot of um…everything here, I think! Thank you so much for your hard work and for letting the rest of us use it! Yay you!
this is so awesome! going to use several of the ideas for my boys this summer
You are totally amazing!!! I am a primary school teacher and a mummy from New Zealand. Someone I know has just found your site and I have now downloaded as much as possible to do with my 2 year old. You have put SOOOOO much work into this site and you are truly incredible. I can see you would have been a fantastic classroom teacher. Thank you so much. You have inspired me into ideas to do with my son. 🙂
I love this! Thank you so much for taking your time to create such an awesome packet !http://runwithglitter.blogspot.com/
Why can’t I download these …. they are in .pdf and I have the latest version of Acrobat Reader. I download and it comes up gibberish! Can someone help? thanks!
Alison… you simply amaze me!!! Thank you for making these! My youngest just started preschool, and I’m going to download these to supplement at home. He LOVES monsters… so I think we’ll start here! Bless your heart my dear!!!!
anj.
I press on the link and it takes me to 4shared but the page is blank, there is nowhere to download it. Please help! These packets are amazing!! My kids would just love them. Thank you!
We have been having so much fun using your packets! My kids especially loved the SLIME today!!!! We have also formed a small friends group that gets together once a week for a mommy “preschool” around your lessons and its amazing how well the kids do! Then we just do our own stuff the rest of the week. I have been wanting to make the Monster Cookies with my kids. Just curious how much of the M&M eyeballs I should add? Thanks for all your hard work and ideas! Kids are totally like sponges!
My mom found you online and linked you on Pinterest. I’m so glad she did. My husband and I are expecting our first little man in May and I love to see all the resources available for me to keep him educationally engaged as he grows. Thank you so much for making this available.
🙂
WOW! This set is adorable. I’ve been looking forward to our Monster unit and have been collecting prinatables and ideas. Thanks for sharing I really appreciate it! I’ll be sure to link back to your site when we actually use the kit.
Thank you so much for all your work with printables and preschool ideas. Your website have been a valuable resource to me in my journey of working with my kids to teach them their letters. I have blogged about some of my adventures if you wanted to check it out: jedandtawnya.blogspot.com. Thanks again.
I have stumbled upon a GOLDMINE!!!!!!!! THANK YOU so much for your generousity!!! I am in Western Australia and have a 3.5 year old and this is so perfect!!! I am in my third year of primary teaching and you have inspired me to get a crack on finding resources.
Thank you so much.
Appreciating the commitment you put into your blog and in depth information
you offer. It’s nice to come across a blog every once in a while that isn’t the same outdated rehashed material.
Fantastic read! I’ve bookmarked your site and I’m adding your
RSS feeds to my Google account.
Adrianne Curry Christopher Knight recently posted..Adrianne Curry Christopher Knight
Just found your blog through Pinterest! This is awesome! I’m excited about using this with my preschool son 🙂
Hi!! I just wanted to say thank you for this!! I am only using bits and pieces of it. I home school and had downloaded a letter of the week curriculum, but by M it was getting a little dry and was way too repetitive on activities/papers. This has given me quite a few great things to add into the mix to make the week more interesting and fun!!