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Kindergarten reading strategies games for Microsoft Word
5 w's and 1 h die
This die can be used as a game or in small groups. Cut out and glue the die When this die is ruled it will land on one of the 5 w's or 1 h for the students to answer about a text.
5 w's = Where, when, who, why, when
1 h = how
Grades:
K - 4th
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LEAP! Blends nonsense word game
This game uses blend non-sense words to facilitate decoding skills. Each player draws a card. If they can read the card, they get to keep it. If they draw "LEAP!" they have to return all of their cards to the pile. My first graders LOVE playing non-sense word games every week. It's great for me because they are having fun while learning!
Grades:
K - 3rd
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"I Can Build Words" EDITABLE Centers Worksheet
Use this template again and again for center work! Put different pictures to match the current skill that you're working on!Example: In the first column, put a picture of a chip In the second column, the student will write "chip"In the third column, the student will write the word in sound boxes - ch-i-pTIP: Font used in original word document is KG Primary Penmanship Alt (free download)
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Grades:
K - 3rd
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Phoneme Segmentation, Phonemic Awareness, Karate Chop the Sounds, RTI, Sped,
Simple. Straight Forward.
Focused. Fun.
Get Results, Don't Wait for DIBELS
Karate Chop - Sound Seg.
Your kids will beg for seg!
Easy. Anyone can sit with a small group and play. Instructional Assistants, or even Parent Volunteers! This is an easy game in the explicit format of I DO, WE DO, and YOU DO.
Engaging.
Grades:
PreK - 1st
SNAP! Short vowel nonsense word game
Great way to practice non-sense words to increase decoding skills! Each child takes a turn drawing a card. If they can read the card, they get to keep it. If they draw "SNAP!" they have to return all of their cards. My first graders play these games everyday at centers and love them!
Grades:
K - 2nd
Pete the Cat Cause and Effect Game
This fun game can accompany the book "Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes" by Eric Litwin, to introduce the concept of Cause and Effect with young readers. It is played in the same pattern as an "I Have/Who Has" game. The game includes 8 cards and can be played by up to 8 players or 8 small groups.
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Grades:
K - 3rd
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Early Finisher Reading BINGO Card
Early Finisher BINGO Card with Corresponding Activities!Includes: BINGO CardSettingOpinionBook RecommendationMy Favorite PartReaders Make ConnectionsNounsVerbsAdjectivesPhonics Skill Focus
Grades:
K - 5th
Parent Connections: Newsletter on Fluency
This is the first in a series of newsletters for parents. This newsletter houses tons of information on the importance of fluency for beginning readers. Inside you will find techonology connections, literacy connections as well as games for families to play in order to illicit stronger fluency levels!
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Grades:
K - 4th
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Rhyme Practice Memory/Match Game and Worksheets Common Core RF.K.2a
Enhanced with additional worksheets!This Word document is 21 pages long and breaks out as follows:2 pages - Memory or Match Rhyming Game: 28 cards with pictures (public domain) and words5 Worksheets - Draw a line to match the rhyming pictures/words3 Worksheets - Cut and paste the picture to create rhyming words2 Worksheets - Cut and paste to create a silly story using rhyming words9 Worksheets (Advanced) - Produce 2 rhyming words for each picture/word shownCommon Core aligned to RF.K.2aIf you ha
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Apples - Grapes game - Short and long /a/ vowel discrimination word sort
Teaches vowel discrimination between long and short /a/. Contains a full page picture of a basket of apples and a cluster of grapes as well as long and short /a/ word cards used for the game that contain the various spellings for these sounds (vc, cvc, vce, vv). Therefore they can also be used in extension activities for sorting by word family, pairing, comparing short to long, sentence writing, etc. Download and then print out on cardstock. Store in a manilla envelope, folder or file. Best t
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Lowercase Letter Coverup Game
This is a learning activity or game that can be used as a literacy center or as an individual learning tool in the special education room, while co-teaching, or in the regular education classroom as an independent learning center. The focus of this activity is letter identification. The learning game was designed to establish letter identification in student's long-term memory. There is also a positive incentive system worked into the activity itself. This activity can be used for varied amounts
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
CVC I have who has- monkey theme
A cvc verison of the popular I have, Who has game. Cards include words with all of the short vowels. There are 2 cards on a page for a total of 42 cards, enough for even the largest class to play. The card are in word so you can change them as needed.
Grades:
K - 1st
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Sight Word Game - EDITABLE!!! + Video
Sight Word Bingo is an easy and effective game to learn sight words and any other vocabulary!
It can be used as a center, small group (with a parent/volunteer), or for those students who just need an extra practice with their sight words/new vocabulary.
There are FOUR levels of difficulty for Kindergarten level. The first 2 sight word bingo mats are blank so you can choose your own sight words or use it for upper grades.
The blank mat can also be used with content words for ELL/ESL students.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Cup-Cube game - short and long /u/ vowel discrimination word sort
Teaches vowel discrimination between long and short /u/. Contains full page pictures of a cup and a cube as well as long and short /u/ word cards to place on the correct picture based on vowel sound. sound spellings are (vc, cvc, cve, vv). Cards can be used in extension activities for sorting by word family, pairing, comparing short to long, sentence writing, etc. Download and then print out on card stock. Store in a manilla envelope, folder or file. Best to laminate. May be used one-on-one, in
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Sight Word Bingo (Fry's First 100 Words) EDITABLE
Sight Word Bingo! A fun way for students to practice sight words!I teach 4th-6th grade special education and this is definitely a more mature/age appropriate way for my students to practice this skill.and YES, this is EDITABLE. Change the look or change the words. It is up to you!Fry's First 100 words- 12 different bingo cards!*Twist to the game*Once cards are laminated and students are playing, use the space at the bottom of the card for all students to write the selected word at the bottom- SO
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PreK - 12th
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Parent Connections: Newsletter on Vocabulary
This is the third in a series of newsletters for parents. This newsletter houses tons of information on the importance of vocabulary for beginning readers. Inside you will find techonology connections, literacy connections as well as games for families to play!
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Grades:
K - 3rd
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High Frequency, Sight Words, Long Vowels, Multi-syllable card game The Last Word
These are card games for you to create. No pieces to glue together or things to run off or laminate. You make the games in a similar way with index cards and crayons. The games would be appropriate for Parents, Speech Teachers, Reading Support Teachers, Learning Support teachers, classroom teachers, tutors, and ESL teachers. Attached are instructions on how to make and play 5 card games that are played like UNO and emphasize cvc words, high frequency words, sight words, long vowel words, and
Grades:
K - 4th
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Take a Slice! The Bossy E Game! In Color
This is a fun and engaging game that helps students review their long vowels with the bossy e. In this game, players get to collect as many pizza slices as they can, or they can get a chance to take a slice from another player! The player with the most wins! A tasty way to enjoy the bossy e!
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Zap! High Frequency/Sight Word Game PreK - 1st
Zap! A game for high frequency and sight word recognitionGreat to be played in small groups or as a literacy station These 100 words can be separated into multiple games based off reading level or all the words can be mixed up into one large game Also, these words can be sorted into easily decodable words like "yes, him, and , but" and irregularly spelled words like "you" - these irregularly spelled words can be incorporated into phonics lessons!
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PreK - 1st
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Eric Carle The Very Busy Spider Bingo Reading Activity
I love the book "The Very Busy Spider" by Eric Carle! This lesson uses spider webs to play the familiar game "Bingo". Let your students cover words as you pick them, and the first person to fill in one triangle on their web wins. You can also ask your students to fill in one "level" on the spider web, by moving left to right, which would require them to get 8 words to win. This activity includes 6 different game boards and a word list that you can cut out and draw words from. My kids love using
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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Kindergarten Sight Word Stackers Distance Learning Center ELA Reading Activity
Use these sight word stackers to help reinforce basic sight word skills and cooperative learning! I created these to help my daughter in kindergarten practice her sight words at home. She BEGS to play the “tower” game, and can’t get enough!This project includes the first 50 sight words in the English language. You will need to cut each sight word stacker out, then carefully bend them so that they can be stacked together to make a tower (instructions are included). To play with a partner, pass ou
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
20 Three Letter Word Puzzles - With Colourful Pictures
These are 20 three letter word puzzles where children can sound out each word as they create the picture.
These are great for group work and children who are unable to read can begin to recognise letter combinations as they create the picture puzzle.
These can be printed on cardboard and laminated. There is a line to part each letter so you know where to cut them.
Print and Laminate.
Also can be used as worksheets.
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Naughty or Nice, Cause and Effect
This is a cause and effect matching game for Christmas time. The cards are wrote out to relate to the students day at school, but around Christmas time. For example one card says : " The principal announced there was a snow day for the next day" the match would read "so nobody went to school the next day."
Thank you for your interest I hope your class can enjoy the little matching game just as mine did.. =)
Grades:
K - 3rd
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Sentence Match File Folder Game
This file folder games contains a cover, the pictures, and sentences.
The students will read the sentences that contain Kindergarten sight words and match it to the picture that it describes.
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Grades:
K - 1st
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