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Common Core RF.1.2b resources for Gifted and Talented
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Syllable Sort Center Games Winter Arctic Animal Themed
Looking to add some excitement to your center time? These highly engaging center games are quick and easy to prep and can be used for a variety of games, concentration, match game, go fish, gin rummy, scoot, read the room, self checking, even perfect for assessments. Once your students play with this deck, many of my other Quick and Easy to Prep centers can be used for different skills and seasons. Your center time will run smoothly and with very little prep from you! Winter Activities: Winter A
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Syllable Sort Center Games For The Entire Year Bundle
Syllable Sort Center Games Cinderella Themed
Looking to add some excitement to your center time? Then you and your students will love these Cinderella Themed Syllable Sort Center Games!Cinderella Syllable Sort Center Games Include:* A Center Sign* A Center Folder Cover* A Common Core Poster* Teacher’s Directions* Student’s Directions* Center Game Cards* Four Sorting Mats* Four Answer Keys* Six Student Worksheets {Great for Assessments!}** SEE THE PREVIEW FOR GREAT DETAILS **To differentiate this center, your students can play one of the EL
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Syllable Sort Center Games For The Entire Year Bundle
CVC Rhyming Word Family Wheels for home and school learning EASY ASSEMBLY
Increase student vocabulary with Rhyming Word Family Wheels for CVC and CCVC words in color and BW. Each of the following word families has its own wheel: ad, am, an, ap, at, ed, en, ig, in, ip, og, op, ot, ub, ug, um, un, and ut. Use them for tutoring, small groups, interactive notebooks, and self-paced eager students.The first sound of each word on each wheel is a single letter sound, initial consonant blend, or digraph. Print on white or light colored card stock, cut the circles, punch a ho
Grades:
K - 2nd
Also included in:Â CVC Printable Activities Bundle for Word Learning at Home and School
Syllable Sort Center Games Groundhog Themed
Looking to add some excitement to your center time? These highly engaging center games are quick and easy to prep and can be used for a variety of games, concentration, match game, go fish, gin rummy, scoot, read the room, self checking, even perfect for assessments. Once your students play with this deck, many of my other Quick and Easy to Prep centers can be used for different skills and seasons. Your center time will run smoothly and with very little prep from you! Groundhog Day Syllable Sort
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Syllable Sort Center Games For The Entire Year Bundle
Tricky Words Rhyming Wheels for home and school learning
Increase student vocabulary with Rhyming Word Family Wheels in color and BW. This set includes word wheels for tricky sounds. These are great tutoring tools. Some are quite challenging. The first sound of the words in each wheel includes single letter sounds, initial consonant blends, some digraphs, and some syllables. Word wheels are especially helpful in a tutoring, small group setting, for use in interactive notebooks, and for self-paced eager students.Print on white or light colored card sto
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1st - 3rd
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Pokemon Blends Sort - bl, cl, cr
Sort Pokemon with names beginning with bl, cl, and cr blends. Optional Champion Level for expert "trainers": remove names, sort, then match names. I have added a page for drawing and writing. This resource is in color and B&W versions. This activity is primarily for students who are familiar with Pokemon names since decoding skills would be advanced for reading unfamiliar names. I have used this with my gifted first graders on Pokemon Mondays and it has been ever so engaging. Let me know how
Grades:
K - 2nd
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Pokemon Blends Sort - tr, dr, nt
Sort Pokemon with names beginning with tr, dr, and nt blends. Optional Champion Level for expert "trainers": remove names, sort, then match names. There is also a page for drawing and writing. This resource is in color and B&W versions. This activity is primarily for students who are familiar with Pokemon names since decoding skills would be advanced for reading unfamiliar names. I have used this with my gifted first graders on Pokemon Mondays and it has been ever so engaging. Let me know ho
Grades:
1st - 2nd
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