FREE printable first grade curriculum

I have finally finished getting this printable first grade curriculum ready for you to download.  I believe in sharing the fruits of my labor and want any parent who cannot afford curriculum be able to home school their child.  It will cost you some printer ink and paper, that’s all!!!

Click here to print

I have utilized some other FREE downloadable pages from starfall.com.  I have used this online site way back 20 years ago when they first started and offered cases of their items for free.  Now you have to pay for them to have them shipped, but you can download and print them for free as well.

This is the site

http://more.starfall.com/info/downloads.php

Print off the following items:

Block Print Writing Journal I

all the cut up books

For myself, I used black and white colors as to save on ink.  My children enjoyed coloring them in themselves.

Then I did some filler work.  I bought at the discount store a book of mazes, dot to dots, and hidden pictures.  They cost me 50 cents each.  I then went to this site and printed of some mazes.  I gave them 2 extra filler pages each day.

I did the easy mazes for ages 4-6.  I chose two books and printed them off.

Mazes, Free Printables, Easy to Hard

This is enough school to do 3 days a week and covers all that your  first grader needs to know.  I just finished testing my first grader and it covered the same items.

Sept 12 days, Oct 12 days, Nove 12, Dec 9, Jan 12, Feb 12, March 15, April 15, and May 6 days.  This equals 107 days of school.  But there is much work to do in one day, you can easily split it up between a few days.

I am keeping this short, lots going on over here in our little corner of North Carolina and I will be sharing soon.  But I wanted to get this out for those of you that are preparing for next year.   I will post soon how I organize it all together.

Be blessed.

138 thoughts on “FREE printable first grade curriculum”

  1. Ashley Pickrell

    We love Starfall! We bought the apps for our Kindle Fire and all the cut up books are on it, along with a lot of the other printables. My son loves it. 🙂 Thanks so much for all you are doing. This is helping us a great deal! God bless.

    1. So grateful that you are able to use this and that it helps. I will look up the apps! We don’t have a Kindle but will look it up for Droids:) Thanks so much for commenting, its encouragement.

      1. Ashley Pickrell

        I have a question for you. How many pages do you do per day? Example: 1 page of maze, 1 Starfall writing, 1 from your curriculum, etc. I’m just trying to get a handle on how much to do per day. Thanks!

        1. hello Ashley, After you print it off, each day will begin a new letter to copy. At the top there should be a number of how many printed pages per day(if there is more than 1). I bought some cheap maze, dot to dot, and picture find books so I use one of each per day. You can print off however many you want as extra fillers per day. The starfall writing you will put on the day it says too. If you look through the printed curriculum it will show you when they are to cut up the books or read the books or do workbook pages. Hope that helps you! Enjoy

          1. Amber Ramirez

            I just sat and looked through the whole curriculum and it does not indicate when to use the work sheets or read the books :/ Am I just over looking it? I am so excited to get started with your amazing curriculum but want to be sure I am doing I’m right.

          2. Start and do just one page in the beginning. I believe around the 15-20th day it will start to say two pages. THen do 2 pages. It will tell you when to do each thing. It doesn’t do the reading for a bit from Starfall…they have to learn some basic phonics first:) I am glad you will be able to use it.

    1. Every spring we do the Cat 5 test. Everyone has tested WAY above what their grade levels are supposed to be. 🙂 We buy our tests from Christian Liberty. I believe they were $25 a piece this year. Highly recommended for the ease.

      1. Deanna Woods

        Hi Amy 🙂 I am looking at everything!!! I am just seeing the state of Kentucky uses CATS ….is this the same as the Cat 5 test? I went to Christian Liberty and created an account to order the end of year testing but just wanted to make sure it is the correct test!!! I contacted the school last year wanting to know if my children could participate in the school’s end of year testing and, of course, they said no because they are not required to let them!!! In case you have not checked into the requirements of home schooling in Kentucky…the list is looooong to say the least!!! My question to her was why not?…you tell me I have to document 6.25 hours every day and last time I looked I still pay school taxes. The bigger question was why wouldn’t you want to? I mean if a home schooling parent wants to have them tested wouldn’t that be a good thing for both parties involved? It would give reassurance to the school district that we are truly home schooling our children and it would give the parents the areas in which their children excel and or need a little extra help 🙂 I wish I would have known about being able to test them myself before now I hope they aren’t way behind!!!

        1. The test is the California Achievement Test right now it is $15! Wow! I am going to order ours early! I know it can be a hard thing trying to deal with the school district, BUT be glad that you don’t have to mess with all of that and you CAN do it yourself. Thank you for the heads up, I would have waited and paid more money…this is a great saver for us, we have to test 6 of them. Thanks again

        2. homeschool veteran

          Generally the less we have to deal with the public school the better. Once they start requiring homeschoolers to take “their” tests and follow their requirements we as homeschoolers begin to lose a lot of our freedoms. As new parents, we aren’t followed around with our newborns to make sure we are doing a good job. It should be the same with our homeschooling, we should be able to parent and educate our children the way we see led.

  2. I want to first say thank you. I wanted to see if the downloadable schedule that is broken down by months goes with the advanced z
    K/1st curriculum?

    1. Yes that is the schedule of how many days that I did the kinder/first grade course. Hope that helps and I am very happy to be able to share:) Be blessed

      1. Thank you for this great resource! I don’t see this downloadable schedule. Can you please point me to it?

        1. On the pages if it doesn’t say a number….then do one page per day…simple and after you get to like day 20 or so it changes and will say 2 pages…..or whatever you are to do. Hope that helps!

  3. Michele Henley

    Hi first let me say thank you so much for your kindness to all of us in sharing what you do 🙂 I have researched many curriculums and I am really encouraged by what you have listed. I’m new to homeschooling as my oldest is doing kindergarten this year. I downloaded your link and see there is 280 pages to print. Do you just go straight through and combine the two grades or is there a starting & stopping point for kindergarten & first grade? Thank you for your time and help with this !

    1. Your most welcome. We just go straight through it. There isn’t a specific grade level start/stop. Happy to be able to share.

  4. HigherGround

    I wanted to take a minute to thank you for all the wonderful homeschool and home management resources that you are so kind to share. Last spring, I started my 5 year old with your K-!st curriculum and we will be finished with it in about 2 weeks. I have used all sorts of curriculum in the last 12 years of homeschooling, and I have always thought that if I had the time I would put my own ideas together. Turns out that you put together just what I would have! I am so blessed to have found your site. Thank you so much.

    1. Oh I am so glad that you have been able to utilize the curriculum. I’m thankful for the ability to share with others through my blog. It works! It is simple, straight forward–and covers the basics. If you want to do more, then do more, but if you couldn’t due to resources or time, this will do it:) I’m thankful for your comments. Have a wonderful day!

  5. Kylie Hansard

    Thank you! This was so helpful! I felt so overwhelmed when I made the initial decision to homeschool. Looking through the curriculum you provided has put my mind at ease…. I am truly grateful.

  6. I can’t tell you how much I have enjoyed your website! I bought the 5th grade book for my oldest and middle and downloaded this one for my 6 year old. You are a true blessing! I am very excited to be using this as part of our curriculum this year. Thank you!

  7. Tiffany Corchado

    Hey Amy, I’m so very thankful I ran across your YouTube video. I am a stay at home mom and I homeschool as well but I have yet to find recourse like you provide. We have for the last year struggled with the ups and downs of homeschooling. I’m very excited to try your stuff. One question how do you organize the 1st grade full curriculum for a whole year day by day?

    1. Hello Tiffany, I am very thankful that you came across my site:) For first grade, I break it down and do it three days per week. If you are using the free version on my site, at the top of the page it will tell you how many pages to do that day. It starts out with only one but within a month they are doing much more. I also give you resources from another site that I use for teaching phonics. My first graders, I just started them on those pages. I do a story each week and split the workbook pages up for the whole week–it gives them 2-3 extra pages each day. This seems to work. We do other hands on things for the rest of the week. Not too much “bookwork” for when they are younger:) I hope that helps. Be blessed!

  8. Does this curriculum have the teaching guide as well or just the worksheets. Thank you for all the hard work and letting others use it! 🙂

  9. Good morning,
    On the dictation of words are you expecting the kids to be able to spell them? Because my daughter can’t spell yet . And is learning blends is it okay to give her clues on the spelling ? Do we need to spend more time until she masters them?

    Thank you

    1. Hello, I am going through this right now with my younger ones….mine can’t spell either. At one time I had one that could, but this set of mine cannot. What I do is write them out on a marker board and show them how the words are spelled out. After they write them we go over them and they sound them out. We do it together. They are getting better…are they full fledge readers??? Nope, but much better than before. I always help them…don’t make it frustrating…Keep reading to them, go over them. We do the blends in the morning and in the afternoon. In time they will get them. It just takes time. We are up to the page where you read the words…..we will probably do that same page for about a week….until they can get close to them. Even if that means we don’t do all the other pages for school…..This works especially since we only do school 3 days per week…so I know that we can go slow as they are learning and then in a few months when they are a little better, we can maybe do it more often. Take the time…no frustrating…help her as long as she needs it.

  10. Stacey Sheppard

    Hi! I’m starting my daughter homeschooling and am totally overwhelmed on where to start! We have been using ABC Mouse but I need to know that we are on the right track. Is there anyway you could email me pointers on what to do daily to get started with her?

    1. no, not for the year. This is just the basics. It will cover what they need to know for end of the year standardized testing. We throw much more in with it. It is just for a momma who is struggling and overwhelmed with what to do, to get back to the basics and then add as she can:)

  11. Melissa Reynolds

    Thank you so much for providing this! It’s amazing! I look forward to this for our upcoming kindergartner this fall!
    What do you use for Bible, History, and Science at this age, if anything?

    1. excellent….nothing. we play:) we do bible books called the millers…they are a mennonite book and we read those each day, we just read any good living books out loud but no formal school stuff for those classes

  12. I love all the material you have available. I was wanting to use this for my child who is struggling with reading. There are no instructions of use. What do you suggest doing for example how many days and how many pages per day. Thanks

    1. when you print off the pages, I would start with one page per day, Yes that easy:) and then when you get to the pages that has a number at the top it should be 2,3 it will tell you how many pages to do. It starts with one. I believe if I remember correctly the first three weeks are one page per day.

  13. Hey Amy,
    Bought this book for homeschooling my son this year. I had spent alot of time looking through different “school plans” and decided to go with yours for its simplicity and basic coverage of the necessities. I really love this book. One thing I wanted to mention after looking at this book online was that you have tie-ins to StarFall but in the book I purchased off of Amazon, they aren’t listed on the pages anywhere. Was this a typo as I see that the two books (online and on Amazon), aren’t the same at all. You have scripture quoted online but different sentences in the print version. Wasn’t sure if you were aware of this. I went through and wrote in the StarFall book inserts on my print version. Love your connection with the two! Thanks again for all you do! I will be using your curriculum from now on. I even showed/told my daughter-in-law so she can get it for my granddaughters!!! I will be passing this on to my other daughter-in-law as well for their sons to use in the future!

    1. I appreciate that you let me know when you see something different, I am the only editor and can miss things easily:) I didn’t do the Starfall for the purchased book as I didn’t know if Starfall would be around forever or not so I didn’t include it. I added extra pages to make it more of a year long curriculum:) I thank you again for letting me see the difference, have a blessed day!

      1. Thank you so much for providing this for free! Does this mean if I order the print copy off Amazon I will not need to print off the starfall books? Just want to make sure I understand before ordering. Will I need to use other early readers of some kind? I have the MCP plaid phonics book A, would it be too much to do both? Thank you so much for your help!

        1. THe amazon version has a bit more than the printables here as I could not include starfall resources because they are not mine:) You can surely print those off and do those as well with your schooling. It takes a very minimal time to complete these pages each day.

  14. Hello. I was wondering if the curriculum you sell on amazon contain all of the same pages as are in the ones you offer for free.

  15. Thank you so much. This will help to make this school year go a lot more smoothly. Thank you for making these available.

  16. I just want to say how thankful I am to have found your site and all the wonderful information. I wanted to ask you about the first grade printouts,I noticed it doesn’t have the letter C or K,unless I have overlooked it. When would I add those to letters?

    1. I am thankful you are going to use it. I introduced ck as a sound to know what they say together. I know they make both sounds, hard and soft. So at this early age, I am doing just the “k” sound for both of them. As they read more and more they will become familiar with the other words and know that our english language has a bunch of rules that make no sense:) You can have them copy the letters that day if you would like, I didn’t have them separately, just what I did. Add them in when you feel comfortable. 🙂

  17. Jamie Williams

    Amy~ Thank YOU so very much for sharing! I have 4 kids, my oldest is 19 and in her second year at LSU, she attended public school for Pre-K to present with no issues. My 18 year old son attended public school until 8th grade, then- due to bullying- I pulled him out to homeschool him and he will finish high school this year. My step-son is 13 now, and attends public school with no issues. My youngest, just turned 6. She attended 75% of Pre-K at public school , cried everyday, and refused to return after Christmas break that year. So, I’ve homeschooled her for almost 2 years now, completing Pre-K and Kindergarten, and now in 1st grade. It really adds up to do homeschool, the “FREE” public online school in La, is NOT free. They advertise FREE, then when you contact them, they say “all of the free public slots are full, so you must pay $799/year for each child for the “private online school” version until a spot opens up. I’ve waited for that FREE spot for my son, since 2014… Anyway, I just wanted to thank you for making my life a little easier by being able to get the curriculum on your site, print, and do at our own pace with NO COST! I will, of course, order the CAT from Christian Liberty Academy, which ironically- is where I attended homeschool for high school back in the 90’s! I love them, but their lessons can add up as well I’ve been a nurse since 2005, but I took the past year off to go back to school to work on my law degree, to eventually run a tort law firm, handling medical malpractice, wrongful death, etc., so finances have been so tight! I cannot express to you how much you have helped me this year! I promise to make a donation to you (and your affiliates) as soon as I can! Thanks again, Amy! God Bless! ~Jamie, Homeschool Mom in Southeastern Louisiana

    1. thank you for sharing all of that! God is so good and I love to hear your story. No need to make a donation….I do this for the very same reason you are writing this comment. It is to be a blessing for you. Nothing you have to repay:) Enjoy

  18. I want to start off by saying, you are my inspiration. We have 5 children and I have become interested in homeschooling but nervous because I have no clue where to really begin. I want to make sure my children graduate and are able to attend universities/ colleges. I have many questions, but no one to ask. We also live in NC and I know you have to follow certain guidelines and rules and somewhere online I read that you have to base your curriculum on what the public schools teach. My older children ( who have been in public schools for years) have learned such different ways to solve problems then what I learned. They follow the common core and now they are starting a new math curriculum called Illustrative (Open Up). Do I have to teach their curriculum? I would love to use your curriculum if possible. We are not the rich in money but very wealthy in family. I am so thankful that you have been so kindhearted to have your whole curriculum free. I googled how to get started here in NC, but certain answers I couldn’t find. I know you are very busy and really contemplated on sending this, but I hope you could help steer me in the right direction. First question, where would my children take the standardized testing? I read the comment where you get your tests from. Is it okay that the test come from CA? Does NC Board of Education accept these as part of their qualifications? Are they allowed to take the tests at home?or does NC Board of Education require them to be taken at testing location? Also, do you have to keep attendance records? And does the board require 180 day school year for homeschooled children. I have a 5 year old whom I wanted to start homeschooling this year, is it too late to start? I believe with the older children, I will have to wait until next year because I did not submit an intent to homeschool yet because I wasn’t certain about homeschooling. I am certain now! You have been my inspiration for my decision. Thank you so much. I am so glad I came across your YouTube channel, now I know it is possible to manage homeschooling, being a wonderful wife, a wonderful mom, cook, all while having Jesus in your heart.

    1. It is very nice to meet you. For North Carolina, this is what I do. file an intent on their website to open a homeschool. Each year you add the kids you are adding in. I don’t believe you have to start until 7:) I print off a yearly schedule and file that away for the days we do schooling. Even if we don’t do “book work” we are still doing real life hands on, which is counted as homeschool. I also have to keep an immunization record. Do school as you will. Some time in the year, order the CAT5 tests and give them to your children. No stress. then when they send you the results back, file all of that away in your files. Keep for a year and then throw away the next year:) simple and easy. If you read the words on the site, it says ways in which you can homeschool not that you HAVE to do it. Teach your children as you know best and they will thrive! Hope all this helps

  19. This has been helpful! Thank you for the wonderful work you put into this. We’re using this and the other resources you provided for multiple grades in our homeschool. God bless you and your family!

  20. Nicola Neil

    I can’t thank you enough for this. I’m a home educator in Manchester UK who is on government benefits and I find it hard to get free resources. Thank you

    1. I am happy that you will be able to use these resources. I am thankful to God for people like you who can use them:)

    1. I don’t have one for the individual grades, just the complete course. sorry, in time I will do them.

  21. Hello! I just found your site and had a question about the first grade curriculum. Is that all you used to teach your kids to read? I have 5 kids but my older 3 all went to public school for kindergarten so I’m new at the teaching to read all by myself part, haha! thank you!

    1. Then we read each day after they get to a point of somewhat putting sounds together…I print off the free ones i mention and use those and then Bob books are great from your local library.

  22. Is there a schedule on how to use the starfall pages with the curriculum? Thank you so much for all of your work and diligence with this. This Mom to many appreciates you very much!😘👍🏼

    1. Yes on the printable download free courses I have it written at the top of the page what you do. It doesn’t start for a little bit in the course:)

  23. Amy, we stumbled on your YouTube video of the Air fryer review… I then saw your freezer cooking videos and I am hooked! Is there a way to view pages of the k-1st grade curriculum before downloading it? Just curious… I was homeschooled using Abeka and ACE PACE’s but they can be so expensive.. 🙂
    Also have your kids graduated thru highschool using your own curriculum?
    And lastly, do you have a post on your monthly grocery budget? We are a family of 7 as of now… so i am figuring I could split your budget down to half or 2/3 an d be able to food prep like you do 🙂 or at least get an idea:)

    1. So glad you have found me:) Yes you can go to the schooling page and download the K-1st free curriculum and see what you will get. I have added a few more lessons to make it a year’s worth of schooling. But at least you can get the idea. It is very basic and we fill in with extras. Yes all my kids have used it and graduated. 🙂 College ready for two of them:) Our budget is 1200-1300 a month. If I have to do less I can do comfortably on 1000

  24. I must say….. what a blessing! We have faced quite a few challenges this year with our homeschool. This curriculum has been a true blessing to me as a Mama of 7. It is clear, straightforward and most of all: IT DOES NOT OVERWHELM YOU!!! Wahooooo!!!! You have been a true blessing to me over the past few months. Thank you so much for your willingness to share your life and your resources with so many other families!

    May the Lord continue to bless you!!
    TIffany

    1. I am very glad that this works for you. It is just simple, might have a few typos, and will get your kids where they need to be at:) I thank you for using it and for watching. Have a blessed day.

  25. I’m a mother of 5 in Raleigh, NC and we are just about to embark on our homeschooling journey. These materials and your sight are truly a gift! Thank you so much!!

  26. My 4th grader is struggling with reading. She has adhd and she’s been asking to be homeschooled. I dont even know when to start. Do I have to sign papers to homeschool her?

    1. check out http://www.hslda.org and see what your rules are for your state….then you just begin reading a good book to her…don’t make her read…you read interesting stories that she likes and do it together. reading will come:)

  27. Sharon Houchin

    My granddaughter has Apraxia of speech…her reading really suffers. She is 10 and cannot read…any ideas?

    1. read to her:) audio books…don’t dwell on that not reading…just continue to encourage and read to her:)

  28. Thank you for posting these great resources. I just printed off all of 1st grade and all of 3rd grade English. and 5th grade English and 7th grade English. and the journal suggestions and copy work. I wanted you to know people are still thankful for your time you put into this blog. God Bless.

  29. Hey Amy!
    I absolutely love that you did this! I am so excited to start this journey with my kids that I have already started to print out some worksheets.
    I do have a few questions on how to get started! Is there a better/easier way to reach you to have a chat!?

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  31. Karen Meadows

    I am Wanting to order the books for the full curriculum for seventh grade and eighth grade. Where can I find that? Maybe for fourth grade also.

    1. Scroll down on the homeschool curriculum page and it is close to the bottom. They are for sale on Amazon.

    1. I have them with answers for all the courses in one book….but not for the individual courses ..it includes all the courses…scroll down on homeschool page and you can see answer keys

  32. Stephanie goins

    Hey Amy I was wondering here in NC the requirements say at least 9 months excluding holidays and vacations how meny days then and how meny a week I’m so confused I have read all of it multiple times lol

  33. Stephanie goins

    On the nc homeschool website it says we need to do 9 months out of the year minus holidays and vacations. So how meny weeks and days per week do I need to do with them. This is my first year doing this. And everything you do that day has to be written down and attendance done. Help I need it!

    1. Remember it doesn’t tell you what type of schooling you need to do.It doesn’t include all work..real life..not everything has to be written down. NC requires you keep attendance records and immunization records and hold onto a yearly test. they do “recommend” things but not required. Make sure when you read the website you read closely I live in NC. Any other questions feel free to email me too.

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  35. Hello my friend.,
    If you had a 10 year old son that just now seems to be “learning” what would your approach to spelling and writing be? I don’t know whether to start him at 1st grade spelling or just keep going with him. He’s not grasping it. He struggles to pay attention, everything has to be quiet for him to learn and some dyslexia. I purchased your 3rd and 4th grade books. Just curious. Thanks Cindy

    1. I would go off of him. Sometimes their brains just don’t grasp it yet. I would start him with words that he knows…if it is 1st grade..then use first grade…if he needs simpler words..then do those…if you just keep at it…diligently he will get it.. Don’t stress. Get some letter tiles and give him some simple words…and pick out 7 tiles and then give him a word to spell out of those letters. Have him write down on paper his favorite “action guy” or whatever he is into. Have him write it down. Dont’ be too critical in the beginning…just let him get used to writing and being comfortable with it. They will get it when they are ready. I have learned that boys sometimes are smarter in other things…hands on and mechanical learning and this “school” learning just doesn’t kick in for a bit….they will get it when they need it. Look at the younger grades the free classes and see if he can do those better. If you have to do them out loud…then do them outloud. Use a big marker board…sometimes that is better than doing math in the books…Hope this helps..you got this Cindy…I am sure he is a wonderful young man and will grow up to do amazing things:) Have a wonderful day.

  36. Stephanie Lopez Naven

    how do we split this up? is there a number of pages they do a day or is it divided within the printable file?

  37. Is this a full year. Do they learn other subjects. Like science, History etc. I am a first time homeschooler. I just need all advice and planning I can get. =)

    1. yes it is…you can add whatever extra stuff you want them to learn…this is just the basics…it will help them pass a standardized cat5 test if needed.

  38. Alexandria Conners

    I will be homeschooling two this year and it is such a relief that I found you on youtube! Thank you so much for all your work, and for sharing! <3

  39. Andrea Chavez

    Hi first time using your curriculum. so I just printed your whole 1st grade curriculum and Im not sure how to use it . for example do I start page 1? and how may pages do I do per day. I do need help want to make sure I am doing this right for child. Thank you Mrs. Chavez

  40. Just Carolyn

    Hi Amy, my name is Carolyn. i just started to homeschooling my children due to the current changes made to the public schools. i am a Christian and therefore want to educate and structure my own children’s care of well being. i believe that i am able to accomplish this by homeschooling them using your free curriculums. So, thank you Amy for your free curriculums. i have 5 children that i’m homeschooling. They range from kindergarten through grade 12. i’ve noticed that you only go up to 9th grade. That’s quite alright. Again, thank
    you for the free curriculums. Have a great day! GOD’S BLESSINGS ♥️♥️♥️

  41. Hi,
    I just found this site and I am excited to use the first grade with my youngest. I was unable to find the books and journal to print off.
    I it still available? I know this is 10 years old, but it looks great and I think it will be a blessing for us .
    Thank you,
    Kathleen Machado

  42. Hi there, thank you so much for these valuable resources! I am wanting to print the first grade and the third grade complete curriculum. But I wanted to ask you if it’s acceptable to print these on both sides of the paper or do they need to be printed one side only?
    Thank you again for creating these! They will be a blessing to my family.

  43. Maria Berrios Selby

    I’ve watched your videos throughout the years and just now stumbling on these amazing resources you have put together. I’m so so grateful. You are an angel. May the Lord continue to bless you and watch over your household. In Jesus name.

  44. Holly Andrews

    Hello! We are using your free downloads this year. I am very grateful for you! I was wondering how you integrate the starfall material with your curriculum?

    1. We used a few pages along with the worksheets…It has been many years since we used Starfall..they used to have workbooks and we received them and did a page a day:) I don’t even know if they still have them.

  45. My first grader has successfully finished Zac the Rat book and work sheets, and now, I can not seem to find the peg the hen book which I think is the next book to print? Would you be so kind as so help me with this? Thank you! Best, Charity

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