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These 6 bundles include word work activities for the AD, AG, AN, AM, AP, and AT word families. Most decks contain 30 or more cards with seven different activities in each deck. Every page includes verbal instructions and verbal cues so that students can identify each picture easily and independently. These cards are a great…
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…
You will find a total of 28 Boom Cards™ in this AN Word Family set hosted on the Boom Learning™ website including verbal directions and verbal picture cues throughout the entire set. These cards are a great way to practice word families alone or as a companion set for my Word Families Word Work…
This editable hands-on sight word packet was made specifically to help you differentiated Ball Word activities. Now you can offer your students fine motor sight word practice that will be easy to differentiate and organize, keeping your literacy stations independent and engaging. If you would like to save BIG on this packet and the…
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You will find a total of 30 Boom Cards™ in this AT Word Family set hosted on the Boom Learning™ website. There are 6 cards where students drag the first letter sound to complete the AT family word, 2 feed the monster AT words sorting cards, 1 adding onsets to the matching AT word pictures…
Now, more than ever, fine motor practice is essential to our youngest learners. These snap cube mats not only allow students to practice those important skills, but they combine counting with fine motor to make this activity even more valuable. All you need are some snap cubes in various colors. Included in this…
Now, more than ever, fine motor practice is essential to our youngest learners. These geoboard mats not only allow students to practice those important skills, but they combine counting with fine motor to make this activity even more valuable. All you need are some geoboards and various colored rubber bands. Included in this…
Finding and new and exciting ways to practice sight words is never easy, but with these Pet Themed Dot by Dauber by Sight Word pages, your students will love reading their sight words. The best part is that these printables allow you to enter the words that are perfect for your students. You are no…
Now, more than ever, fine motor practice is essential to our youngest learners. These pompom mats not only allow students to practice those important skills, but they combine counting with fine motor to make this activity even more valuable. All you need are some tongs, tweezers or chopsticks and a variety of 3/4 to…
Pet Themed Morning Work Stations!!! Whether you call them Morning Work Tubs or Morning Work Bins or Morning Work Stations . . . engaging morning work can be the difference between loving arrival time and dreading it. ⭐⭐If you’d like to see a detailed account of how I implement Morning Work Tubs, what is…
All students love a good ‘color by code’ page and teachers love this one because they get to choose the words to include as part of the code. This set has two different versions of 14 different Sight Word I Spy pages. This will enable you to extend learning and also allow you to…
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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