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Reading games for Microsoft Publisher
CVC words snap cards
Versatile resource, great for low-level readers! These CVC word cards can be used as:· Flash cards· Snap cards· Memory cards· Go Fish cards If your students need to build confidence decoding 3-letter words, this is the resource that you can use in many different ways to differentiate for them! Your students can use these cards to play reading games in small groups, or 1:1 in your teacher-aide time! Using these cards will build fluency, and confidence in your young readers!
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PreK - 3rd
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CVCC word snap cards
Versatile resource, great for low-level readers!These CVCC/CCVC word cards can be used as:· Flash cards· Snap cards· Memory cards· Go Fish cardsIf your students need to build confidence decoding 4 and 5-letter words, this is the resource that you can use in many different ways to differentiate for them! Your students can use these cards to play reading games in small groups, or 1:1 in your teacher-aide time! Using these cards will build fluency, and confidence in your young readers!
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K - 3rd
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"ck" Word Sorting Activity
This activity allows students to practice sorting pictures and words with the digraph "ck" sounds. The students can work independently or with a partner to complete the activity.
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PreK - 2nd
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Slap and Say Game (Vowels, Letter ID, Beginning Sounds, Clusters)
Slap and Say is a game. This product includes a board with vowels, various letters, and consonant clusters. There are 14 different game boards.
The teacher provides the students with a game board. Then the teacher calls out a word. The students then slap the appropriate hand and say the sound.
Example: The teacher hands out the vowel hands game board.
She then says the word "hat." The students would slap the "a" hand and say the short a sound.
This can be done for letter id. The teache
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PreK - 3rd
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CVC words matching cards flash cards
Use these flash cards as memory cards, matching cards or flash cards to teach early readers to identify common 3 letter words! Can be used as an independent matching game or daily reading intervention.
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K - 1st
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A4 Roll It, Read It! Jolly Phonics printable game (with tricky words)
Welcome to this listing! This is a fun way to practice segmenting and blending words that follow the Jolly Phonics order of learning.Included in this PDF digital download is 41 different 'Roll It, Read It' games that cater to different sounds from the Jolly Phonics word book, plus a blank game so students or teachers can add in their own words.This document contains 42 A4 pages of resources.Please see below the outline of each game:Group 1 - satpin (x2 different games)Group 2 words - satpin with
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Not Grade Specific
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Decodable sentence strips (level 2) Double letters and CCVC
Perfect for students who are beginning to read independently!Use these decodable sentence strips for:Diagnostic testingReading interventionIndependent readingPartner practise This resource is most suited for low reading levels, with a focus on CVCC/CCVC words (four letter words) and sight words. Useful for developing fluency and creating confidence in your readers. Great size for small hands. Each strip has 4-7 decodable CVCC/CCVC words per sentence, making it an achievable goal for early reader
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K - 2nd
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Preschool Christmas Pack Flashcards, Printables, Games, Songs and More
This is a great Christmas pack for preschool and Kindergarteners. Included in this pack is 51 pages of awesome activities that will surely keep your students excited about learning.
Included in this pack are the following:
How Many Christmas Trees Tall are You?
Christmas Gift Sorting Game
Christmas Theme Pocket Chart Word Strips
What Comes Next? Patterns
Which Ornament is Different?
I See a Gumdrop-for Colors
Counting to 10
What Does Not Belong?
Santa Claus Song and Props
10 Little Ornaments
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PreK - K
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The Three Little Pigs - bundle of phonics activities
I created all these resources to be used in my class when they start in reception. They range from initial sound activities to reading/making CVC words up to reading a simple phase 2 (Letters and sounds) sentence. Lots of these resources allow the child to match the sound or word to a picture. They have been created so the child uses a peg to show which picture is the answer. Using a peg to do this instead of just pointing to it also helps develop their fine motor skills, which in turn will help
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PreK - 1st
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Library Taboo
Want to get students thinking about all of the amazing resources the library has to offer? Want to introduce them to new authors, titles and genres? Have them play Library Taboo! Students get a few minutes to get their teammates to guess the library-themed words at the top of each card, but they can't use any of the words underneath the answer as clues. Students will have to dig into their background knowledge to help their teammates guess book titles, characters, authors, genres and more. Teach
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5th - 8th
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Word Family Read, Search & Color Scenes
Word families included: at, an, it, in, ig, ot, og, et, en, ug, ut· Select word family picture and accompanying word family cards.· Cut cards apart.· Game may be played whole group, individually, small group or pairs.· Students read a word card, search for it in the scene and color it.
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PreK - 1st
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"Showoff" By Gordon Korman, Battle of the Books Questions
If you haven't had a "Battle of the Book type competition in your classroom or school, this is a great way to encourage reluctant readers and improve comprehension and retention. It is a pretty easy set-up...just choose the titles you want to use and then get the questions for those books. I notice many sights have the questions set up on cards, but after organizing and moderating five battles, I found it was just as easy to keep the questions on separate laminated sheets with the title and auth
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Bargain Bundle: 92 Battle of the Books Questions Valued Over $190
Goldilocks and the Three Bears - Initial phonics bundle
I created all these resources to be used in my class when they start in reception. They range from initial sound activities to reading/making CVC words up to reading a simple phase 2 (Letters and sounds) sentence.Lots of these resources allow the child to match the sound or word to a picture. They have been created so the child uses a peg to show which picture is the answer. Using a peg to do this instead of just pointing to it also helps develop their fine motor skills, which in turn will help,
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PreK - 1st
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The Gingerbread Man resource bundle - initial phonics resources
I created all these resources to be used in my class when they start in reception. They range from initial sound activities to reading/making CVC words up to reading a simple phase 2 (Letters and sounds) sentence.Lots of these resources allow the child to match the sound or word to a picture. They have been created so the child uses a peg to show which picture is the answer. Using a peg to do this instead of just pointing to it also helps develop their fine motor skills, which in turn will help,
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PreK - 1st
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Sight Word Game - Literacy Center with Spring Chipmunk Theme
Spring Chipmunks Sight Word Race is a literacy center board game where your students read a word and then roll one die (dice) and move that many spaces on the board. Should a student land on a chipmunk he or she can go again! This is perfect for a literacy center or station for word work or early finishers. There are fun cards that will tell your students to go again, go ahead 2 or 3 spaces, go back 2 or 3 spaces, trade spaces, lose a turn, or go back to start. Feel free to print multiple pages
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K - 3rd
Rhyming Dust Bunnies Complete Set for Family Night
Create a Literacy Family Involvement Event for your school, preschool, childcare center or community family center using these materials emphasizing the importance of rhyme. The Rhyming Dust Bunnies theme is a fun way to engage children with emerging literacy skills to practice rhyming using a board game. Other items include a Tip sheet for parents, evaluation, door poster, press release, and board game complete with directions
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PreK - 2nd
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Distance Learning Inference Practice Stories Game Question
30 original stories and questions that ask students to make an inference. Three different versions: one with a specific question about an inference that can be made about something in the story, one that has a generic question about an inference made, and a game format. Suggested directions for the game are included as well as possible ideas for how to use cards.Answer key provided.Provided in Publisher so you can pick and choose which cards you want to use and how you want to use them. You c
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K - 3rd
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Introduction to Battle of the Books Brochure
If you haven't had a "Battle of the Book type competition in your classroom or school, this is a great way to encourage reluctant readers and improve comprehension and retention. It is a pretty easy set-up...just choose the titles you want to use and then get the questions for those books. To introduce and explain the Battle, procedure and rules to students and parents, use this brochure set up on Microsoft Publisher. You can easily make changes for school names, dates and book titles, but the
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Getting Started Bargain Bundle for Battle of the Books Valued at $19.00
Book Tasting- Customizable templates
Feel free to edit any of the materials in here. I made them thinking of my own students and had to change some of our information, but adapt it to your needs. For this book tasting I used book genres to lead the activity picked books based on our library availabilities for 3rd-6th grade students, so in this template you will find options of books you could use according to the categories we chose to do. Available here:*Invites*Book Tasting Menu*Reservation sheet*Reservation tags*My top 3*Book su
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Not Grade Specific
French sight word Matching Game / Puzzle
Here is a 20 page document with approximately 100 k-2 sight words en français. These cards should be cut out, and then each cut in half, to be made into a puzzle. Each animal has one word on it, meant to be cut in half so the student must find the other half of the sight word. This works great with visual and tactile learners.
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PreK - 2nd
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I Have, Who Has Color and Number Game
I Have, Who Has Color Game
I Have, Who Has Number (1-20) Game
Individual Number and Color Word Cards
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PreK - 1st
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"A+ Custodian" by Louise Bordon, Battle of the Books Questions
If you haven't had a "Battle of the Book type competition in your classroom or school, this is a great way to encourage reluctant readers and improve comprehension and retention. It is a pretty easy set-up...just choose the titles you want to use and then get the questions for those books. I notice many sights have the questions set up on cards, but after organizing and moderating five battles, I found it was just as easy to keep the questions on separate laminated sheets with the title and auth
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Bargain Bundle: 92 Battle of the Books Questions Valued Over $190
Battle of the Books Sign-up Card
If you haven't had a "Battle of the Book type competition in your classroom or school, this is a great way to encourage reluctant readers and improve comprehension and retention. It is a pretty easy set-up...just choose the titles you want to use and then get the questions for those books.Once you have introduced the competition to students and parents, these enrollment cards are for students and parents to sign to show their commitment to reading the books and following the rules for the compe
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Getting Started Bargain Bundle for Battle of the Books Valued at $19.00
Poppin' Letters Game
A fun motivational game for practicing letter recognition and letter sounds. The winner is not always the person with the most popcorn!
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PreK - 1st
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Word Hunts
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