Name: I Spy With My Frog's Eye A Differentiated Spring Word Work Unit - Differentiated Kindergarten
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I Spy With My Frog’s Eye A Differentiated Spring Word Work Unit

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Total Pages: 16 File Size: 1 MB PREVIEW

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Categories: Literacy Centers, I SPY - HIDDEN WORDS AND NUMBERS Tags: Literacy Center Ideas, Spring, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, Reading

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I Spy: CVC, CVCC and CVCe words
Everyone loves an I-Spy.
This I-Spy Word Work Unit is differentiated to meet the readiness levels of all your readers. Included in the 16 pages of this fun spring unit are two sets of I-Spy pictures ranging from CVC words to CVCe words. The variety of levels offered will make it easy for you to tier this activity to meet each students readiness level. Having 2 sets of each activity will allow you to extend this activity for longer usage. On each page you will find 20 unduplicated words for your students to find, record and read to a neighbor. Included are:
CVC words – 2 sets
CVCC words- 2 sets
CCVC words – 2 sets
CVC Nonsense/Real words – 2 sets
CVCC/CCVC Nonsense/Real words – 2 sets
CVCe words – 2 sets
Recording Sheets
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I hope you enjoy this I-Spy word work unit.

Thanks,
Marsha

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