About Me

A peek into my classroom-and-home life and the gentle approach behind Little Step Printables Blog.

Three alphabet flashcards showing only the letters A, B, and C in order, laid flat on a wooden table in a bright kindergarten classroom. The cards are large, colourful, and child-friendly with big bold uppercase letters clearly printed. Small chairs and soft classroom details visible in the background. Warm natural light, overhead view, photographic realism.
A low bookshelf in a child’s bedroom, neatly arranged with a mix of cloth, board, and picture books sorted by colour, creating a subtle rainbow effect. On top of the shelf, a small wooden lamp with a fabric shade casts a warm pool of light over a single open bedtime storybook and a soft, well-worn plush toy resting beside it. The rest of the room is dim but visible, with a simple bed, a cozy knit blanket, and a few framed, wordless art prints on the wall. Captured in photographic realism from an eye-level perspective, the warm lamplight contrasts with the faint coolness of evening light seeping through closed curtains, creating a serene, reassuring mood that suggests gentle bedtime reading rituals supporting early literacy.

Meet Your Teacher Same Mum Guide

As a passionate classroom teacher and mom, I truly believe that small, consistent steps can create a tremendous impact on early reading. Here, I’m excited to share creative, story-driven ideas you can easily implement at home or school, inspired by real children and their experiences!

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From Classroom To Couch

This blog was inspired by a magical moment with my preschooler, who cuddled up with a beloved picture book from my classroom. I was excited to combine these worlds and share joyful, engaging literacy experiences that can thrive both on the classroom carpet and in our living room!

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A small, low wooden table scattered with open picture books, each page filled with large, colorful illustrations and oversized, friendly letters. Beside the books lie chunky wooden alphabet blocks and a soft woven basket brimming with well-loved board books, their edges slightly frayed. The scene is set on a plush, neutral rug in front of a large living-room window, with soft afternoon natural light spilling in and casting gentle shadows. Photographic realism at eye-level, using a shallow depth of field so the nearest open book is in crisp focus while the cozy background of cushions and shelves of more books fades softly, creating a calm, inviting atmosphere that suggests quiet, shared reading time.