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1st grade centers for Microsoft Word and for ESL-EFL-ELL
Onomatopoeia I HAVE / WHO HAS
As an ESL teacher, I have fallen in love with I have/who has games! They are a great way to have the students engaged while practicing their reading, speaking, and listening skills.
This particular I have/who has game is dedicated to Onomatopoeia. The students are given a description of a sound, such as, "Who has the Onomatopoeia sound that you make when you are cold?" Another student will then respond, "I have BRRRR!"
The students will enjoy making the silly sounds, while becoming familiar
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1st - 8th
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240 Nonsense Word Flash Cards CVC CCVC Short Vowels
This is a set of nonsense word flash cards that uses short vowel spelling pattern: CVC, CCVC & CCCVC.
It includes the short vowels: a, e, i, o & u
This can be used in literacy centers and as a formative assessment tool.
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K - 12th
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Kindergarten and First Grade Sight Word Picture Cards
This product is an addition to my free Kindergarten Sight Word product. These words are typically addressed in kindergarten and/or first grade. Please read the description below to understand the purpose and uses of this product and its free counterpart. I plan on adding up to 300 more words in the near future.
Kindergarten students often struggle to memorize sight words. I have created sets of sight words and paired each with a picture representation. Several of my kindergarten students have
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PreK - 2nd
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The Boy Who Cried Wolf - Small Group Reader's Theater
This script was written for three students. The script was written for students on a first grade reading level between an E and a J. The plot is as follows: There once was a boy who watched after his sheep. He grew bored and wanted to play tricks on the town people. He cried wolf and called for help when there was no wolf there. Soon they would not believe him when he called for help. One day, the wolf was there for real. When the boy called for help, no one came. I write these scripts for smal
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1st - 3rd
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Hard and Soft G and C Sounds
You can use these posters to introduce the hard and soft G and C sounds. These also serve as great visuals to aid students in remembering these basic phonics rules. Hard C, Hard G, Soft C, and Soft G sounds each have separate posters with examples and visuals.
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1st - 5th
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Christmas Reading Packet Comprehension and Vocabulary Strategies
Vintage Christmas images make this packet a fun way to let your young readers get ready for the upcoming holiday! Each reading passage asks the reader to color in an object on the page, allowing you to discreetly check for comprehension, and making it fun for them. A page with a letter for Santa template lets them practice their writing skills, and a fill-in-the-blank and word search page gives extra practice on vocabulary words found in the selection. Perfect for the last few weeks of school be
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K - 2nd
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GLAD friendly sentence patterning chart with definitions and pictures
If you know GLAD, you know that the sentence patterning chart is an amazing tool to help teach your students about sentence structures in a creative way. This sentence patterning chart can be printed for your students to create super silly sentences. It is set up in a student friendly manner, with simple definitions, arrows, and pictures to help your students remember what each column represents.
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PreK - 6th
Multiple Meaning Words - I HAVE / WHO HAS
As an ESL teacher, I have fallen in love with I have/who has games! They are a great way to have the students engaged while practicing their reading, speaking, and listening skills.
This particular I have/who has game is dedicated to multiple meaning words. The students are given two meanings for the same word in order for them to become familiar with both definitions.
I have/who has is great for a learning center, partner/group work, or even a whole class review!
*45 cards included! Pri
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1st - 12th
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Find Someone Who
A fun activity to start/end the school year. This can also be used for any team building activity even for adults, you just need to modify the information. My K-4th graders are having fun using this worksheet and going around to get to know their peers. I got the idea from Kagan about cooperative learning, I just made more vivid by adding pictures on every box. Have fun!
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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TRADICIONES Y COSTUMBRES DE PAISES DE AMERICA DEL SUR.
Los países latinos de América del Sur y sus tradiciones; es un recurso donde tiene mucho contenido para que sus estudiantes elijan un país al azar e investiguen para completar las actividades. Después de completar las actividades, los estudiantes completarán la última actividad de colorear cada país y completar pequeños cuestionarios para compartir con la clase. Los alumnos pueden hacer una breve presentación sobre el país en el que trabajaron y sus propios países. Puede dibujar cada país que el
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K - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Kindergarten Writing Prompt - My Favorite Animal
This is a writing prompt intended for use with kindergarten or first grade students. Students will identify their favorite animal and give a reason why it is their favorite. Then, students show how many legs it has and whether or not it has a tail. There is also a box for an illustration.
This is perfect for writer's workshop, writing centers, "author's chair" activities, or many other uses in the classroom.
Enjoy!
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K - 1st
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Action Picture Cards
This resource can be used to increase the use of oral communication in a variety of ways. This tool can be used to identify/name verbs, demonstrate understanding of pronouns, improve sentence structure, and much more!
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PreK - 5th
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Fun Small Group Reader's Theaters for First Grade Leveled Readers
This group of scripts was written for my lower level reading groups. They are all on a 1st grade level. The number of characters goes from 3 to 5. Some are funny, some tell a story, and all encourage the struggling reader to read out loud. The problem I find with most scripts written on a lower level is that they can be boring and have too many characters. I have written these in order to address those issues. Three of them are fairy tales. If you purchase this package you will get six scripts.
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1st - 3rd
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WH question chart
This WH question sheet helps students determine the difference between who, what, when, where, why and how. It has visuals to support ELLs and is a great tool to help students with answering reading comprehension questions.
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K - 4th
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2RL.7 Illustrations Support Text Meaning
5 Mini Lessons with multi-media hyperlinks to Aesops' fables. Each video is 2-3 min in duration and has text included. There are three CCSS multiple choice questions with screen shots of images per story to capture the illustration and connect to the text meaning (15 questions total). These videos allow your ESL or EC (SLD) students to concretely SEE and hear text before having to read about it independently.
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1st - 3rd
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Animal Categories - Rainforest, Ocean, Farm, & Desert!
Vibrant pictures for sorting animals! For expansion and cross-curriculum, can describe animals by features and habitat. Enjoy!
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PreK - 2nd, Staff
30 Minute Library Lessons: 5 Easy Kinder and 1st Grade Literacy Activities
This collection of 5 literacy activities uses resources readily available in any elementary library. They require little preparation and can be used throughout the year. Students will use speaking skills to describe elements in stories, sort stories, and compare/contrast several stories.
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K - 2nd
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Short Vowel Sound Phonics Open Ended Worksheets
Short Vowel Sound Phonics Open Ended Worksheets
These simple grids allow for repeated practice of short vowel sounds in an initial consonant/short vowel sound/ending consonant format (CVC). As the children search for the sounds that make up words, their decoding of nonsense words is equally important as their phonemic awareness develops. I begin with the first short a worksheet as a whole group activity. Once directions are clear, I often make grids with letters the children would like to use.
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K - 2nd
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Phoneme Segmentation Activity with word lists
Phoneme segmentation is a great activity to help children practice Phonemic Awareness. This activity includes instructions for the activity and sample word lists for 7 lessons to help you get started. Also includes variations for practice and additional word list suggestions.
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PreK - 4th
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Book Report in a Bag
Book reports don't have to be flat. This is an engaging way to get students to summarize, find the main idea and details after reading a book.
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1st - 7th
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Reader's Theater Pack With ZENO Words!
This Reader's Theater pack was designed to get kids practicing the Zeno words. The 107 most used sight words. There are parts for 3 - 4 students. There are other words in each script but they are low words - used for K - 1st grade. All Words not in the Zeno list are listed on the front page of each script. I have included a page with all Zeno words on it. The scripts in this pack are: Are We There Yet?, Nan's Bad Day, The Cool Kid, The Really Big Fish, We Are Bob, and Would You Like to See My Do
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K - 5th
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Build A Word Bundle: Vowel Dipthongs
Add another hands-on manipulative to your balanced literacy instruction with these specially designed letter tiles. Each page contains a focus spelling pattern, and 20 other tiles with single letters and blends that can be combined with the dipthong to make a word.
Great for grades K-2, and even as areview or centers activity for 3rd grade depending on students reading levels. It was initially designed for second grade, but is easily adapted depending on student strengths and areas to improve.
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K - 3rd
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Little Red Riding Hood - Small Group Reader's Theater
This reader's theater was written for 3 students. It was written for students who are on a 1st grade reading level. The level of the script is H to I. In the script, Little Red Riding Hood’s grandma is sick. She wants to take her a basket of food. The wolf sees her and runs ahead to grandma’s house. He dresses up as grandma and waits. When Little Red Riding Hood comes, the wolf chases her and almost gets her. The woodcutter comes just in time. I use all of my Reader's Theaters to help students i
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1st - 3rd
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The Little Red Hen - Small Group Reader's Theater
This reader's theater was written for 4 students. It was written for students who are on a 1st grade reading level. It is on level G. The Little Red Hen finds some wheat seeds and wants to plant them to get wheat for flour which she will use to make yummy bread. She asks her friends to help her but they will not. The Little Red Hen does it all by herself and gets to eat the bread alone. I use all of my Reader's Theaters to help students improve their fluency. My students, especially the ones str
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K - 3rd
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