For ages 3 to 7. Do you spend countless hours hunting down "good fit" word work activities for each of your reading groups? Word work is an amazing way to take students' reading to the next level because it gives kids a chance to play with words - breaking them apart,...
Activity for ages 4 to 5. Working with syllables is a great way to encourage kids to listen closely to the sounds in words. And the ability to differentiate and break down words into smaller units of sound is super helpful for learning to read and write well in the...
When kids learn how to break words into syllables, they take a big step toward reading. Your kids are sure to love learning syllables with these cookie jar picture sorts! What are Syllables? Put simply, syllables are parts of words that have a vowel sound. Cat has...
Looking for a fun way to teach kids about compound words?! These picture-only word puzzles are a memorable tool for showing how two words can be combined to make a brand new word. They're great to use as a whole class lesson, guided reading activity, literacy center...
Absolutely everything you need to teach kids how to read in one spot. So easy for grown ups and motivating for kids!
Looking for a fun, hands-on way to teach kids how to break words into syllables?! In this activity, children tap their hand, then elbow and shoulder as they break a word into parts - an important skill that helps them get ready for reading later. The game is...
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