You're welcome, hope you enjoy it!

Arelis Lopez Hi! I used a Palm Tree bulletin board I found on Amazon, but you could make your own with construction paper :)

Ok, thank you :-)

Thanks so much, I'm so glad you like it! To edit my videos I'm currently using Cyberlink PowerDirector 12. It's pretty user friendly, but has some limitations. I might switch to Final Cut Pro at some point :)

Amy Cabrera Hi Amy, yes you can find them here: www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/2010/02/letter-collage-worksheets.html

Erica Arndt Thank you, Erica!

Due to size the files come in .zip compressed format, so you will need an unzip software to fully open them to view and print the PDFs. You can get a free unzip software by Googling “unzip software for (Your operating system like Windows or MAC)” After that, they are regular PDF files, and you just need Adobe Reader (free software) to open and print the files.

Perharp this is the link you were looking for. www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/letter-of-the-week

Thanks Latifah but that's not it. Looking for the product links for supplies mentioned in video such as wooden blocks, magnetic tray and such. I already have letter of the week bought and printed Thanks for trying :)

mgobble04 Sorry, my post hasn't gone up yet, it will post on Wed. But you can get all of the printables here: store.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=70_71 and freebies on my blog here: www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/preschool-printables

mgobble04 Oh sorry, the links to the products will be up on Wednesday. Sorry! I accidentally released the video early :)

Thanks Erika :)

Yes, since the prek notebook has traceable calendar pages, I update it annually. And it's always avail. free on my blog. You can get the 2016-17 one here, if you're ever looking for my most current version just search 'daily learning notebook' on my sidebar and the most current one will pop up :) www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/2016/06/2016-2017-preschool-daily-learning-notebook.html

Yes, please, I'm trying to find your links for the tray and magnets, as well as other things mentioned in the video and it wasn't on your website or here.

+C Kelsch (bckelsch9) I updated the lesson plans, they're more colorful, but the content is basically the same :)

Just make your time right now fun, do some fun activities, right now let your child guide you some. If they're tired/frustrated, bored, etc. Stop the activities and try again later. Also, work mostly on fine-motor skill stuff right now too, like transferring objects using tongs or tweezers, play-doh, painting, cutting, lacing type things. All of that will help tremendously when they get older and start to do pre-writing. I also have a ton of posts on what we did with our toddler when she was ready! www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/tag/teeny-tiny-tot-school

Hi, I offer the Letter of the Week Preschool and the K4/5 Kindergarten curriculum, but I don't really have anything in between at this time.

Hi Tonya, I'm sorry right now I only offer my products on CD or Download. I don't have an option to purchase them printed right now.

Hi, you will want the personal use version if you are using it for just your own kids. If you're using it with a daycare, co-op, or classroom you will need to get the classroom version.

It really depends on my child, for preschool I try to do about an hour to an hour and a half each day on work stuff. But if they're having a hard day or getting frustrated I'll usually cut that short and move on to something more fun. You can also alter a "work" activity with a "fun" activity going back and forth. Sometimes just getting up and moving around or doing something creative between activities can help :)

+Digna Perez You can purchase it on my website :)

Hi, I'm so sorry I don't currently sell my products pre-printed at this time :)

I normally suggest teaching vowels first then move onto consonants. Once children have learned their vowels they can start doing beginning blend sounds with each consonant. So for example after learning a,e,i,o,u, they move to letter ‘b’. They can then use the blend cards in the curriculum to learn beginning reading skills. So they’ll say ‘ba, be, bi, bo, bu”. Once they have that down, they can add another consonant to the end to create “bat, bet, bit, bot, but” and so on. After you get through the vowels, you are free to do the consonants in any order you like, for example if it's snowing in your area you can do the S is for Snowman unit during that time. I don't think it matters the order of consonants, but I do suggest teaching the vowels first so that you can start blending beginning sounds.

Sorry, it recorded in mono for some reason, so if you have headphones you can listen out of one side.

Erica Arndt thank you!

Hi! The classroom version is for use in a class or co-op setting with multiple students, day cares, or multiple homeschooling families all using it together. The regular download or CD is for personal use with your own children only (no matter how many you have!). If you plan to use it with just your children, you only need the regular personal use version.

Ah yes that makes sense now, thank you :)

BreAnn Loveland Hi BreAnn, it depends on what your child is ready for. I normally use LOTW for ages 3-4, then my K4 for ages 4-5. The LOTW introduces letter recognition, sounds, number recognition, counting, basic math skills, pre-writing practice, and all the necessary fine-motor skills that will be required for your preschooler to be ready for kindergarten! Included are weekly lesson plans that cover all the subjects a preschooler needs. Following the Letter of the Week program I also have a K4 Kindergarten level curriculum. The K4/5 Curriculum is great for kids age 4-5 who are ready for Kindergarten. The curriculum introduces beginning reading, math and handwriting skills that will give your student a huge advantage as they proceed through their elementary years. Upon completion of this program, students will have a basic understanding of simple addition and subtraction, place value, basic 1 and 2 vowel words, and beginning reading skills, logical thinking and much more! With this curriculum you also receive 34 weeks worth of daily lesson plans to help guide you through a full year kindergarten skilled activities.

Thank you, Erica Arndt​ for getting back with me. I am a first year home schooler to my 3 year old. I feel like I'm going in a little blind. But your reviews certainly help.

CanIGetAnAmen www.amazon.com/Officeship-Pieces-Magnets-Diameter-Assorted/dp/B001U9SF5M/ref=sr_1_10

Brent Greene Yes, printing is something to keep in mind, that is why I gave some printing tips at the end of the video :)

You don't need anything that she showed in this video lol you can buy & use other things for a lot cheaper than what you would spend on ink to print.

JennyBelly1983 This is just a video review of my Letter of the Week curriculum so people can see what is included and what it looks like :)

Brent Greene You could also print in "color book" and have your children fill in the colors.

+Brent Greene Printing can be pricey, I usually recommend www.bestvaluecopy.com I think they offer 9cents/pg printing.