Name: Scrambled Eggs A Differentiated Nonsense/CVC/CCVC/CVCC Game - Differentiated Kindergarten
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Scrambled Eggs A Differentiated Nonsense/CVC/CCVC/CVCC Game

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Category: All Literacy Tags: Reading Strategies, Literacy Center Ideas, English Language Arts, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd

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This nonsense word game is differentiated to meet the various levels of readiness amongst your students. There is one version that will fit your students still working on CVC words and another more advanced versions for students who are ready for the challange of CVCC and CCVC words. You don’t have to teach to the middle with this activity. Meet your students at their level.

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