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Winter Common Core RF.1.1 homeschool curricula

Learn Sight Words and Add Vocabulary with Read & Write Winter Emergent Readers

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These Winter emergent readers are thoughtfully aligned with the principles of the Science of Reading! With three engaging formats and two sets of graphics... (one for the weather with snow and one for no snow) ... kids can use the simple text to write, read, and retell their story as reading comprehension skills develop.❤️ I Can Read and Write: Winter - Open Dyslexic Font⭐ 25 pagesKindergarten, Grade One, Homeschool, ELL, ESL❄️⛸️⛸️☃️✅ Included in this Science of Reading aligned Winter Resource:3

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Vocabulary, Winter

Grades:

K - 1st

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Activities, Centers

CCSS:

RF.K.1

, RF.K.1a

, RF.K.1b

, RF.K.1c

, RF.K.2

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Also included in: Holiday Reading and Writing Activities BUNDLE - 17 Titles for Holiday Fun

Snowmen at Night: A Rhyming and Sequencing Activity for Google Docs

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After reading Snowmen at Night, students can have fun completing these rhyming and sequencing activities. Activity 1: Choose the correct picture to sequence the story events on 6 slides. Each slide is self-correcting. Under the correct picture, it will say "good job." Under incorrect answers, it says, "try again."Activity 2: Choose rhyme family words to match with the word in the sentence. These rhymes come from the story and can be pointed out during the initial read of the book.Activity 3: So

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Poetry, Winter

Grades:

K - 2nd

Types:

Homeschool Curricula, Activities

CCSS:

RF.K.2a

, RF.1.1

Also included in: Snowmen at Night Rhyming, sequencing and comprehension bundle for Google Docs