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Common Core RF.K.2b homeschool curricula for Easel
Exploring Syllables through Counting and Syllables Completion Activities
These printable Syllable Counting & Completion picture cards for kindergarten & 1st grade will have kids counting syllables for fun! The activities align with the Science of Reading and can be done individually or in small groups. Kids will blend, count, and isolate syllables... learning as they play.❤️ Syllable Completion (PRINT Letters)Syllable Completion (SASSOON Font)Note: I offer the Sassoon Font as a printing style choice because it is widely used in various educational settings, p
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K - 1st
Blending CVC Words | Short Vowels | Easel Task Cards
Are you looking for an engaging way to teach blending CVC words? This Easel activity is perfect for teaching how to blend CVC words with short vowels. Students will enjoy developing their early reading skills while working through this engaging set of CVC digital task cards. In this interactive phonics game, students will blend the beginning sound, medial sound, and ending sound in order to determine the word. These center activities will provide students with engaging practice blending words, p
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K - 1st
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Learn Syllables Counting with How Many Syllables Peg-it! - A Fun Teaching Game
Improve Phonological Awareness in PreK, Kindergarten, and Early Grade One with "How Many Syllables? Peg It!" Printable Cards - These 56 cards allow students to practice clapping and learning about syllables, enhancing their syllable counting skills in a fun and engaging way at the literacy center. ❤️ How Many Syllables? Peg it! (PRINT Letters)How Many Syllables? Peg it! (SASSOON Font)Note: I offer the Sassoon Font as a printing style choice because it is widely used in various educational setti
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PreK - 1st
“Developing Early Readers Through Shared and/or Interactive Writing"
“Developing Early Readers Through Shared and/or Interactive Writing Using Teacher-Created Wordless Picture Books” Background for this Resource:As the Covid-19 shutdown shifted instruction to distance learning in March of 2020 my little kindergarteners in Tier III were just beginning to utilize leveled text incorporating concepts about print skills, sight word knowledge, and meaning. Having to continue instruction through remote learning created a struggle for some children, as they tried to enga
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PreK - 1st
Word Family (-at) With Fingerspelling
Research is showing that fingerspelling can be used as a tool when teaching phonological awareness to D/HH students. With fingerspelling students can understand the printed word and also see patterns in words. Fingerspelling also helps D/HH students decode words and builds a direct relationship between ASL and printed English.This Word Family resource combines -at pattern words with pictures and fingerspelling to help enhance the student's reading skills. This packet also comes as an Easel digit
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