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These syllable lists are full of words that align with each of the 6 types of syllables. Teaching students about the 6 different types of syllables helps them chunk longer words into manageable parts so they can read them correctly.
These lists will help you make the 6 different syllable types clear for kids without having to spend time searching for words. Save time and sanity with this powerful phonics tool!
Just like last week, I’m excited to give you just-right activities for your students to complete at home so that they hit the ground running when school starts back up again.
By popular request, I added a sheet of reading comprehension questions parents can use during read alouds PLUS an engaging science experiment kids can complete using just a Ziploc bag, a couple drops of food coloring and a Sharpie!
INSIDE YOU’LL FIND:
–> A teacher letter you can copy and paste in an email to quickly explain your plan to families.
–> A weekly checklist giving kids 25 simple (and fun!) ways to stay engaged and learning.
–> 4 print-and-play activities practicing CVC words and vowel teams, sight words, adding to 12, adding together equal sized groups to get ready for multiplication, 3-dimensional shapes, and problem solving.
–> 1 sheet of reading comprehension questions parents can print off and use during read alouds.
–> 1 easy-to-follow science experiment teaching kids about the water cycle.
Get ready for some serious fun! These 20 engaging print-and-play centers motivate kids to practice reading and writing the 8 most common diphthongs:
-AU, -AW, -EW, -OI, -OO, -OU, -OW, -OY
These fall STEM challenges are a must-try! Students will love diving into engineering, problem solving and (of course) STEM!!
They’re perfect for Halloween parties, fall units, early finisher activities, STEM boxes or just because.
The set is perfect to use in STEM centers, as Halloween stations, fall centers or as early finisher tasks.
INSIDE YOU’LL FIND:
–> 15 pattern block task cards + a record sheet
–> 2 pattern block cover up challenges + a record sheet
–> 1 pattern block design sheet
–> Pumpkin Investigation (in U.S. and metric units)
–> Pumpkin Elevator Challenge
–> Pumpkin Catapult Challenge
–> Pumpkin Stand Challenge
This set of 5 floss rule decodable readers is the ideal resource to use with small reading groups, phonics practice, whole class lessons, or as take home books. To add an element of fun for your students, they get to illustrate the book! Drawing the pictures to match the meaning of each page will help to build their reading comprehension. Just hit “print,” cut the pages in half, and staple! You’ll quickly have an engaging floss rule decodable reader to target your students’ specific needs.
These 10 playful R-controlled vowel centers make it fun to practice 5 different spelling patterns in words: AR, ER, IR, OR and UR.
Play a round of Ropin’ Rodeo, match up R-controlled vowel puzzles, sort popcorn word families…. kids will love playing all 10 centers!
INSIDE YOU’LL FIND:
–> Smarty Pants flip and write game
–> Ropin’ Rodeo game board
–> Treasure Hide and Seek pocket chart game
–> Space I Spy write around the room
–> Superhero Sprint dice game
–> Puzzle Pairs match up
–> Popcorn Words read and sort activity
–> Word Family Puzzles
–> Clip Cards
–> And What’s Right read and color sheets
That’s 10 engaging R-controlled vowel centers in all!
Teach patterns with this motivating batch of hands-on centers!
Just print the cards on cardstock, cut them apart, and grab a basket of the matching math manipulatives: rainbow bears, unifix cubes, craft sticks or pattern blocks.
You can even print off the record sheet to keep track of students’ learning!
Kids will love building the patterns and then adding on to stretch them further.
As a bonus, the set also includes a create your own pattern challenge for kids who are ready for a next step.
INSIDE YOU’LL FIND
–> Record sheets
–> A bonus challenge asking kids to build a pattern of their own
Ring in the Chinese New Year with 15 festive centers! The math and literacy activities are easy to differentiate for a variety of levels making the set perfect for kindergarten or first grade.
Use the fact sheets to teach important details about the Chinese New Year and then work on sight words, phonics, addition, number sequencing, patterns, story writing and more.
The Chinese New Year pack includes 15 motivating math and literacy centers kids will love.
INSIDE YOU’LL FIND:
LITERACY
–> Chinese New Year KWL Chart
–> 2 Versions of Chinese New Year Fact Sheets
–> Alphabet Clip Cards
–> EDITABLE I Spy Sight Word Game
–> EDITABLE Sight Word Color by Code
–> EDITABLE Sight Word Board Game
–> 3 NO PREP Story Starters
MATH
–> Color by Ten Frame
–> What’s Next? Number Sequencing Game
–> Four in a Row Addition Game
–> Addition Puzzles
–> Good Fortune Patterns
These apple STEM challenges are a must-try! Grab a bag of apples and dive into science, measurement, buoyancy, life cycles, 2D shapes and numbers.
The set is perfect to use in STEM centers, math stations or as early finisher tasks.
—————> Bundle with all of our STEM challenges and SAVE!
INSIDE YOU’LL FIND:
–> Apple Investigation Sheets (There are two versions: one using US measurement and one for metric.)
–> Apple Boat Races
–> Apple Life Cycle Poster
–> Apple Life Cycle Craftivity
–> Apple Life Cycle Cut and Paste Sequencing Activity
–> What’s Next? (You can practice any combination of numbers from 1 to 120.)
–> 2D Shape Concentration Game (Pick from 10 different 2D shapes.)
This set of 17 magic E decodable readers is the resource you need for small reading groups, phonics practice, whole class lessons, or take home books. To add an element of fun for your students, they get to illustrate the book! Drawing the pictures to match the meaning of each page will help to build their reading comprehension. Just hit “print,” cut the pages in half, and staple! You’ll quickly have an engaging magic E decodable reader to target your students’ specific needs.
Week 5 of distance learning, here we come! Just like last week, I’m excited to give you just-right activities for your students to complete at home so that they hit the ground running when school starts back up again.
INSIDE YOU’LL FIND:
–> A teacher letter you can copy and paste in an email to quickly explain your plan to families.
–> A weekly checklist giving kids 25 simple (and fun!) ways to stay engaged and learning.
–> 5 print-and-play activities practicing CVCe words, vowel teams, R-influenced words, sight words (it’s EDITABLE!), coins, adding, and writing to 120.
–> PLUS, as a bonus, you’ll also receive a fun exercise hide and seek game to get out wiggles while kids practice reading AND an easy-to-follow egg science experiment.
Ready to jump into our 4th week of distance learning? Just like last week, I’m excited to give you just-right activities for your students to complete at home so that they hit the ground running when school starts back up again.
INSIDE YOU’LL FIND:
–> A teacher letter you can copy and paste in an email to quickly explain your plan to families.
–> A weekly checklist giving kids 25 simple (and fun!) ways to stay engaged and learning.
–> 5 print-and-play activities practicing vowel teams, R influenced words, sight words (it’s EDITABLE!), adding to 12, adding to 18, 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional shapes, graphing and telling time.
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