Need a way for students to INDEPENDENTLY practice mapping high frequency words? This is IT!!! The Science of Reading supports Orthographic Mapping as an essential tool in building fluent readers. This process helps students connect the sounds that they hear in words to the spelling that those sounds make. Mapping out sounds makes words more easily recognizable, and the words become part of a reader’s long-term memory.
When students have the opportunity to practice this mapping process hands-on, their neural connections become stronger, and they can then read and write words more fluently.
This March – St. Patrick’s Day Themed Independent Mapping Words Centers make reading FUN and the self-correcting cards give students immediate feedback!!!
A fun, engaging and independent way to add Mapping Digraph Words to your literacy centers is here! The Science of Reading supports Orthographic Mapping as an essential tool in building fluently readers. This process helps students connect the sounds that they hear in words to the spelling that those sounds make. Mapping out sounds makes words more easily recognizable, and the words become part of a reader’s long-term memory. When students have the opportunity to practice this mapping process, their neural connections become stronger, and they can then read words more fluently.
Mapping Words Self-Correcting Center Can Make It FUN and the Self-Correcting Cards give students immediate feedback!!!
A fun, engaging and independent way to add Mapping CVC Words to your literacy centers is here! The Science of Reading supports Orthographic Mapping as an essential tool in building fluently readers. This process helps students connect the sounds that they hear in words to the spelling that those sounds make. Mapping out sounds makes words more easily recognizable, and the words become part of a reader’s long-term memory. When students have the opportunity to practice this mapping process, their neural connections become stronger, and they can then read words more fluently.
Mapping Words Self-Correcting Center Can Make It FUN and the Self-Correcting Cards give students immediate feedback!!!
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This GROWING BUNDLE will include a deck of 29 cards for each of the 26 letters of the alphabet. These are very complex decks that contain moving pieces that allow students to build the letters in different ways, practice discrimination between letters, and practice letters sounds. (Please note: vowels will only address short letter sounds…
These Editable I Spy Sight Word Printable Pages are perfect for distance learning pages or as part of your literacy center activities. This set of printables has two different versions of 12 different Sight Word I Spy pages. This will enable you to extend learning and also allow you to differentiate instruction and meet your…
With nearly 20 years of experience as a full-time kindergarten teacher, I’m committed to creating a classroom where learning is joyful, engaging, challenging, and fun. Each day, I work to ensure that my students feel successful through instruction that considers their unique interests, learning profiles, and readiness levels. I believe that students should be excited to come to class and enjoy a myriad of hands-on activities that encourage exploration and discovery.
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