$5 - $10 Elementary School Writing Activities (by date, oldest first)

I spent two weeks teaching my students revising skills explicitly before it hit me... all the answer choices had SOMETHING to do with knowing how to use a comma!

It's an area where students feel the least confident and it can be fixed. Before your students go into a test or a state exam, make sure they know how to use a comma.

• A short "teach" page is included for self-guided learning.
• Re-teach page for struggling students
• All areas divided by comma usage

INCLUDED: 13 self-grading Google Form Quizzes, Word Doc, PDF!

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This resource will help your students/children with daily affirmations while practicing their cursive. This resource is an EDITABLE template that includes:

1. 126 pages total in PPTX format and can be downloaded into Google Slides.

2. Each of the 25 daily affirmations has a total of 5 practice sheets.

3. If you do not like the cursive font used, this resource is completely editable OR you can email me at bigeasyhomeschoolingmom@gmail.com with a font you would like to use and I will be happy to edit this resource with the font of your choice. Please note that some fonts may not transfer correctly from Google Slides to PowerPoint and may not be aligned when you download. This is completely normal.

If your students/children enjoy this resource, I would appreciate your feedback within 24 hours after purchase and download.

Thank you so much for your continued support!

Tina Arozena - Big Easy Homeschooling Mom

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Dive into the captivating world of vocabulary with our "I Spy" game, specially crafted to reinforce the High-Frequency HMH words for Kindergarten. Get ready for a language-learning adventure that unveils 120 HMH Kindergarten words, organized over 9 modules.

Our "I Spy" game is just one part of a comprehensive toolkit that provides diverse and interactive methods for teaching and learning. During each of the four weeks of each module from 1 to 3, students will work on the words for the entire module (4 words in module 1, 12 words in module 2, and 12 words in module 3). From modules 4 to 9, students will encounter flashcards with the 4 words of that week and 4 words from the previous week as a review. There is a different set for each week, so you can play a different game each week during the 36 weeks of the course.

Explore a Variety of Activities:

1.Classic "I Spy" Game: Hide the flashcards throughout the classroom for students to discover and write down on one of the two available worksheets*.

2.Dictation Challenge: Randomly dictate the words of the flashcards and have students write them on one of the two available worksheets*.

3. Literacy Center Fun: Laminate each flashcard and place them face up. Challenge your students to find specific words, whether from the current week, the entire module, or the entire year's word collection.

Two Available Worksheets:

•Write the words on the blank lines with the corresponding words.

•Fill in the blocks with each letter's size and length.

This I spy´´ game is part of a set with multiple ways to teach and learn almost 400 HMH First-grade words. 8 to 14 flashcards each week (the 8 High-frequency Words of that week and up to 6 High-frequency Decodable Words). There are a total of 36 weeks.

Download the first Module for free when subscribing to our newsletter!!

Some possible activities you could do with this resource:

1. I Spy Game. Hide flashcards around the classroom for students to find and write on one of the two available worksheets*.
2. Dictate the words on the flashcards in random order and have the students write them on one of the two available worksheets*.
3. Use them as a Literacy Center. Laminate each flashcard. Place them face up and ask your students to find a specific word. You can do that only with the words of that week, with the words of a module, or with the whole set of words of the year.

*Two available worksheets:

1. Fill in the blocks with each letter's size and length.
2. Write the words on the blank lines with the corresponding words.

An awesome and fun set to teach and learn Vocabulary!

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Thanks to the graphic designers who created the images used in the creation of this resource and its cover:

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Engaging "I Spy" Game to Master HMH Spanish Words of the Week!

Discover the exciting world of Spanish vocabulary with our "I Spy" game designed to practice the HMH words of the week. Experience the thrill of language learning with this captivating game that unlocks the door to almost 400 HMH First-grade Spanish words, spread across 36 weeks.

This "I Spy" game is just one component of a comprehensive set offering multiple dynamic ways to teach and learn. Each week, students encounter 11 flashcards, comprising 5 High-frequency Words and 6 selected Spelling Words.

Explore Various Activities:

1. Classic "I Spy" Game (el clásico veo, veo): Hide the flashcards throughout the classroom for students to discover and write on one of the two available worksheets*.

2. Dictation Challenge: Randomly dictate the words on the flashcards and have students write them on one of the two available worksheets*.

3. Literacy Center Fun: Laminate each flashcard and place them face up. Ask your students to find specific words, whether from the current week, the entire module, or the entire year's word set.

Two Available Worksheets:

- Fill in the blocks with each letter's size and length.

- Write the words on the blank lines with the corresponding words.

This awesome and enjoyable set offers a dynamic approach to teaching and learning Spanish Vocabulary. Embrace the excitement of language exploration!

Download the first module of this great resource for free by subscribing to our newsletter!

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This I spy´´ game is part of a set with multiple ways to teach and learn 300 HMH First-grade Spelling words.

300 words in 36 weeks.

• 6 words each week from weeks 1 to 15
• 10 words each week from weeks 16 to 36

Some possible activities you could do with this resource:

1. I Spy Game. Hide flashcards around the classroom for students to find and write on one of the two available worksheets*.
2. Dictate the words on the flashcards in random order and have the students write them on one of the two available worksheets*.
3. Use them as a Literacy Center. Laminate each flashcard. Place them face up and ask your students to find a specific word. You can do that only with the words of that week, with the words of a module, or with the whole set of words of the year.

*Two available worksheets:

1. Fill in the blocks with each letter's size and length.
2. Write the words on the blank lines with the corresponding words.

An awesome and fun set to teach and learn Vocabulary!

Download the first Module of this resource for free when subscribing to our newsletter!!

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Thanks to the graphic designers who created the images used in the creation of this resource and its cover:

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Engaging "I Spy" Game to Master HMH Spanish High-frequency Words for Kinder

Dive into the captivating world of Spanish vocabulary with our "I Spy" game specially crafted to reinforce the Spanish High-frequency HMH words for Kindergarten.

Get ready for a language-learning adventure that unveils 104 HMH Kindergarten Spanish words, organized over 9 modules.

Our "I Spy" game is just one part of a comprehensive toolkit that provides diverse and interactive methods for teaching and learning. Each week, students will encounter 12 flashcards with the words of that module, except for module 1 which has 8 words. There is a different set for each week, even though the words are the same throughout the four weeks of each module, so you can play a different one each week during the 36 weeks of the course.

Download Module 1 (4 weeks) for free when subscribing to our newsletter

Explore a Variety of Activities:

1. Classic "I Spy" Game (el clásico veo, veo): Hide the flashcards throughout the classroom for students to discover and write down on one of the two available worksheets*.

2. Dictation Challenge: Randomly dictate the words on the flashcards and have students write them on one of the two available worksheets*.

3. Literacy Center Fun: Laminate each flashcard and place them face up. Challenge your students to find specific words, whether from the current week, the entire module, or the entire year's word collection.

Two Available Worksheets:

•Write the words on the blank lines with the corresponding words.

•Fill in the blocks with each letter's size and length.

This fantastic and enjoyable toolkit offers an interactive approach to teaching and learning Spanish Vocabulary tailored to Kindergarten learners. Embrace the joy of exploring a new language!

Thanks to the graphic designers who created the images used in the creation of this resource and its cover:

Image by brgfx on Freepik

Included in this bundle are 3 of my favorite writing resources for helping students begin, write and expand their thoughts. These resources are interactive, with cut and paste, drawing and other activities.

1: Brainstorming and Beginning to Write Paragraphs

Do your students have difficulty when asked to write? My students were overwhelmed by the thought of writing so we took a step back. It is important to remember to take time to plan, which includes brainstorming. This packet features 5 simple topics (cats, magical adventures, exploring a castle, recess, my hero) with thematic pages to help students consider what they know.

What is included?

Start by providing students with thematic pages to help them begin the brainstorming process. Select all or some of the pages & try to have fun.

Brainstorming pages:

• Simple questions to help students think about what they know.
• Brainstorming pages - Students are asked to brainstorm simple words about a topic.
• Drawing pages - Students are asked to draw a detailed picture about a topic.

Start writing using templates:

• Write a paragraph - Choose a writing prompts that aligns to the topic you chose. 12 prompts are included
• Question page - Designed to help students to choose their favorite information from their brainstorming
• Templates - Student can then organize their thoughts using the hamburger model.
• Final - lined papers for each topic/prompt.

2: Paragraph Practice - Identify introductions/conclusions, sort sentences, prompts

What are teachers saying? I love the colorful anchor charts to focus on each part individually. I also love that I can teach and students can practice each part of a paragraph individually before putting the whole thing together.

— Mary J.
Rated 5 out of 5

Do your students need some additional supports with paragraphs? My students were having difficulty with developing ideas that were on topic. They would write, however the materials didn't align. So, I made this as a practice to identify what things go together.

What is included?

• 3 pages you can use as posters or visual introductions for introductions, supporting details and conclusions
• Paragraph orders - 5 cut and paste pages. Students will read the sentences, cut them out, and place them in the correct order.
• Identify introductions / conclusions (3 pages each with 3 paragraphs on each page). Student will read the paragraph and choose the best intro/conclusion from a choice of 3.
• Identify supporting details (2 pages each with 3 paragraphs on each page). Student will read the paragraph and choose sentences that support the topic sentence.
• Write a paragraph - Use the page of writing prompts and a hamburger writing template to practice writing a paragraph.

3: Writing Paragraphs by expanding your thoughts and adding supporting details

Do your students need some additional supports with expanding their thoughts when they are writing a paragraph? My students were having difficulty with developing ideas that were on topic & adding details to their writing. So, I made this as a practice to expanding their thoughts. (*this activity builds on my other writing packet which will be linked below)

What is included?

• While this is posted as a PDF, the first 11 pages were made as a way to begin discussions with your students. While you can use as posters or visual supports, I merely projected the pages onto my white board and we discussed the importance of our writings.
• 2 pages of matching - Each page has simple sentences students can read. They will draw lines from one side to the other to select the sentences that support one another.
• 2 pages of multiple choice - A sentence is provided, and students will select the sentence that supports it best from a choice of 4.
• Paragraph orders - 4 cut and paste pages. Students will read the sentences, cut them out, and place them in the correct order.
• Write a paragraph - Use the page of writing prompts to write a paragraph that has additional supporting details.
• Templates - Depending on the level of support your student needs I have included 3 different templates. The first is the hamburger, however adapted to support students in providing supporting details. The other templates are unlined/lined boxes.

These resources can be used in direct instruction, small /large groups. I have attached it as a pdf, so you could project the pages onto your board and write. Please reach out with any questions: untilthepiecesfit2@gmail.com

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Help your students or child learn and practice reading in a fun and engaging way.

Great for homework, early finishers, homeschool, special education, morning work, the practices are endless.

Included on this package:

• The Farm Animals: 10 Sight Word Sentences (sight word focus: (this)
• The Farm Animals: Level A book (sight word focus: (this)
• The Farm Animals: 2 Reading Fluency Worksheets (sight word focus: (this)

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This is a Handwriting Practice Bundle (levels 1- 5). This practice will help enhance the alphabet learning process in a fun and engaging manner. You will received 5 handwriting packets. 130 Pages total.

Individual packets

Handwriting Practice Level 1

Handwriting Practice Level 2

Handwriting Practice Level 3

Handwriting Practice Level 4

Handwriting Practice Level 5

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Looking for a fun way to engage your students? Look no further. Our Parts of Speech Escape Room has students going through all 8 parts of speech recognizing definitions, examples, and usage. This is a group activity which provides an excellent review for an exam or simply as a review.

Practice sight word reading fluency with these sight word stories. Students will read the stories containing the sight word.

Your students will be engaged in learning sight words by reading these different fluency stories. Each passage focuses on a single sight word so students can get a lot of practice with the target word they are learning.

What is Included:

• One sight word passage for each sight word.
• Extra pages to account for alternate spellings

Each sight word is presented in context, so students not only learn each sight word by sight, but also learn its correct usage in a sentence.

All of the sight word write and read pages are print and go. These no prep pages make a great literacy activity, sub plans or independent sight word practice.

Activities With These Pages:

• Simply have students read the sight word.
• Circle the target sight word in each passage.
• Send fluency passages home for homework.
• Use as easy, no prep sub plans.

BONUS FILE - This product has been made Easel ready with an activity where students will read the passages then circle or underline the target sight word for each sight word passage.

This packet contains Fry's First 100 High Frequency Words:

a, about, all, am, an, and, are, as, at, be, been, but, by, called, can, come, could, day, did, do, down, each, find, first, for, from, get, go, had, has, have, he, her, him, his, how, I, if, in, into, is, it, its, like, long, look, made, make, many, may, more, my, no, not, now, number, of, oil, on, one, or, other, out, part, people, said, see, she, sit, so, some, than, that, the, their, them, then, there, these, they, this, time, to, two, up, use, was, water, way, we, were, what, when, which, who, will, with, words, would, write, you, your

Like this resource but need a different list?

• PrePrimer Sight Word Fluency Passages
• Primer Sight Word Fluency Passages
• First Grade Sight Word Fluency Passages
• Level K Trick Word Fluency Passages
• Fry 101-200 Sight Word Fluency Passages

More Sight Word Resources

• Sight Word Centers: Fluency Practice
• Sight Word Road Mats
• Sight Word Spelling Cards
• Sight Word Playdough Mats

Practice sight word reading fluency with these sight word stories. Students will read the stories containing the sight word.

Your students will be engaged in learning sight words by reading these different fluency stories. Each passage focuses on a single sight word so students can get a lot of practice with the target word they are learning.

What is Included:

• One sight word passage for each sight word.
• Extra pages to account for alternate spellings

Each sight word is presented in context, so students not only learn each sight word by sight, but also learn its correct usage in a sentence.

All of the sight word write and read pages are print and go. These no prep pages make a great literacy activity, sub plans or independent sight word practice.

Activities With These Pages:

• Simply have students read the sight word.
• Circle the target sight word in each passage.
• Send fluency passages home for homework.
• Use as easy, no prep sub plans.

BONUS FILE - This product has been made Easel ready with an activity where students will read the passages then circle or underline the target sight word for each sight word passage.

This packet contains Fry's Second 100 High Frequency Words:

after, again, air, also, America, animal, another, answer, any, around, ask, away, back, because, before, big, boy, came, change, different, does, end, even, follow, form, found, give, good, great, hand, help, here, home, house, just, kind, know, land, large, learn, letter, line, little, live, man, me, means, men, most, mother, move, much, must, name, need, new, off, old, only, our, over, page, picture, place, play, point, put, read, right, same, say, sentence, set, should, show, small, sound, spell, still, study, such, take, tell, things, think, three, through, too, try, turn, us, very, want, well, went, where, why, work, world, years

Like this resource but need a different list?

• PrePrimer Sight Word Fluency Passages
• Primer Sight Word Fluency Passages
• First Grade Sight Word Fluency Passages
• Level K Trick Word Fluency Passages
• Fry 1-100 Sight Word Fluency Passages

More Sight Word Resources

• Sight Word Centers: Fluency Practice
• Sight Word Road Mats
• Sight Word Spelling Cards
• Sight Word Playdough Mats

Practice sight word reading fluency with these sight word stories. Students will write the target sight word in the blanks then read the sight word passages to practice sight word reading fluency.

Your students will be engaged in learning sight words by reading these different fluency stories. Each passage focuses on a single sight word so students can get a lot of practice with the target word they are learning.

What is Included:

• One sight word passage for each sight word.
• Extra pages to account for alternate spellings

Students will practice handwriting and spelling by writing the words and will practice reading fluency while reading the passages for each sight word.

Skills Practiced:

• Handwriting
• Spelling
• Reading Fluency

All of the sight word write and read pages are print and go. These no prep pages make a great literacy activity, sub plans or independent sight word practice.

Each sight word is presented in context, so students not only learn each sight word by sight and spelling, but also learn its correct usage in a sentence.

BONUS FILE - This product has been made Easel ready with an activity where students will type the sight word then read each passage.

This packet contains Fry's First 100 High Frequency Words:

a, about, all, am, an, and, are, as, at, be, been, but, by, called, can, come, could, day, did, do, down, each, find, first, for, from, get, go, had, has, have, he, her, him, his, how, I, if, in, into, is, it, its, like, long, look, made, make, many, may, more, my, no, not, now, number, of, oil, on, one, or, other, out, part, people, said, see, she, sit, so, some, than, that, the, their, them, then, there, these, they, this, time, to, two, up, use, was, water, way, we, were, what, when, which, who, will, with, words, would, write, you, your

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Christopher Z. says, "This sight word activity hits so many boxes it's great. I love having the kids write sight words in context. It's also short enough for them to finish in one 15-minute block of time, so they can feel successful."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Angela H. says, "Great for practicing a sight word of the day along with reading fluency."

Like this resource but need a different list?

• Preprimer Sight Word Write and Read Passages
• Primer Sight Word Write and Read Passages
• First Grade Sight Word Write and Read Passages
• Level K Sight Word Write and Read Passages
• Fry 101-200 Sight Word Write and Read Passages

More Sight Word Resources

• Sight Word Centers: Fluency Practice
• Sight Word Road Mats
• Sight Word Spelling Cards
• Sight Word Playdough Mats

Practice sight word reading fluency with these sight word stories. Students will write the target sight word in the blanks then read the sight word passages to practice sight word reading fluency.

Your students will be engaged in learning sight words by reading these different fluency stories. Each passage focuses on a single sight word so students can get a lot of practice with the target word they are learning.

What is Included:

• One sight word passage for each sight word.
• Extra pages to account for alternate spellings

Students will practice handwriting and spelling by writing the words and will practice reading fluency while reading the passages for each sight word.

Skills Practiced:

• Handwriting
• Spelling
• Reading Fluency

All of the sight word write and read pages are print and go. These no prep pages make a great literacy activity, sub plans or independent sight word practice.

Each sight word is presented in context, so students not only learn each sight word by sight and spelling, but also learn its correct usage in a sentence.

BONUS FILE - This product has been made Easel ready with an activity where students will type the sight word then read each passage.

This packet contains Fry's Second 100 High Frequency Words:

after, again, air, also, America, animal, another, answer, any, around, ask, away, back, because, before, big, boy, came, change, different, does, end, even, follow, form, found, give, good, great, hand, help, here, home, house, just, kind, know, land, large, learn, letter, line, little, live, man, me, means, men, most, mother, move, much, must, name, need, new, off, old, only, our, over, page, picture, place, play, point, put, read, right, same, say, sentence, set, should, show, small, sound, spell, still, study, such, take, tell, things, think, three, through, too, try, turn, us, very, want, well, went, where, why, work, world, years

Like this resource but need a different list?

• Preprimer Sight Word Write and Read Passages
• Primer Sight Word Write and Read Passages
• First Grade Sight Word Write and Read Passages
• Level K Sight Word Write and Read Passages
• Fry 1-100 Sight Word Write and Read Passages

More Sight Word Resources

• Sight Word Centers: Fluency Practice
• Sight Word Road Mats
• Sight Word Spelling Cards
• Sight Word Playdough Mats

This packet focuses on learning about the different kinds of animals that live in the grasslands. Included are writing pages, project instructions, center activities and wall posters. It can be a simple packet for talking about the animals in general or you can go further by learning about the animals in the tropical grasslands vs. the temperate grasslands as well as learning which ones live in the African Savanna or the American Prairie/Great Plains. Table of Contents Pages 3-5 – These pages are a sorting activity where students can sort the animals according to whether they are in a tropical grassland or in a temperate grassland. They can also sort animals to whether they live in the African Savanna or the American Prairie/Great Plains. Pages 6-17 – The pages are for drawing pictures of different kinds of grasslands and drawing animals that live there. Student will write the names for the animals they draw. There are pages for grasslands, tropical grasslands, temperate grasslands, the African Savanna, the American Prairie and the Great Plains. Each type of grassland has 2 pages with different writing lines. Pages 18-23 – These are poster pages for each type of grassland and the animals that live there. There are poster pages for grasslands, tropical grasslands, temperate grasslands, the African Savanna, the American Prairie and the Great Plains. Pages 24-29 – These are clip cards for telling whether the animals live in the African Savanna or the American Prairie. Cards are included with and without the animal names. Pages 30-35 – These are clip cards for telling whether the animals live in the African Savanna or the Great Plains. Cards are included with and without the animal names. Pages 36-41 – These are clip cards for telling whether the animals live in the tropical grassland or the temperate grassland. Cards are included with and without the animal names. Page 42 – This is a memory/concentration game. Print this sheet twice and cut them out to make the game! Pages 43-50 – Available in color and in black and white, these are Grassland picture cards. They can be used with page 40/41 as sorting mats or you can hang them for reference in your room. You can also combine these from other sets to create a habitat book. Pages 51-52 – Available in color and in black and white, they are small animal cards to use to sort on the grassland mats. Pages 53-55 - Instructions and templates for Grassland project. Pages 56-63 – True or False Task Cards: Print on Card stock and laminate. Have students circle whether what the cards say are true or false. Available in color and black and white. Has Answer Key!

Practice reading sight words with these sight word sentences. These sight word fluency sentences provide students with a fun way to practice reading sight words.

Students will read the sentence containing the sight word. They will then write the sentence and finally, draw a picture about the sentence. Each sight word is represented with its own page.

What is Included:

• One page for each fry sight word
• Extra pages for alternate spellings where necessary
• A blank page for students to write their own sentences.

There is a blank page at the end for students to write their own sentence with the desired sight word. This allows for differentiation for students who are more advanced.

These sight word worksheets are a no prep, print and go resource for a quick activity for a writing center, small group activity or sub plans. Students can use these pages as a quick review of the sight words they are learning.

Ways to Use:

• Writing Center Activity
• Small Group Activity
• Sub Plans
• Homework
• Review Activity

This product is also part of a money saving bundle. The Fry 1-100 Sight Word Fluency Bundle allows students to practice sight words by reading sentences, reading fluency passages and by writing the sight words.

Bonus File: This product contains a Easel ready activity where students will type the sentence then draw a picture using the pen tool to show they understood the sentence they read.

This packet contains Fry's First 100 Words:

a, about, all, am, an, and, are, as, at, be, been, but, by, called, can, come, could, day, did, do, down, each, find, first, for, from, get, go, had, has, have, he, her, him, his, how, I, if, in, into, is, it, its, like, long, look, made, make, many, may, more, my, no, not, now, number, of, oil, on, one, or, other, out, part, people, said, see, she, sit, so, some, than, that, the, their, them, then, there, these, they, this, time, to, two, up, use, was, water, way, we, were, what, when, which, who, will, with, words, would, write, you, your

This set is also available with the following sight word lists:

Fry 101-200 Read, Write and Draw

Preprimer Read, Write and Draw

Primer Read, Write and Draw

Level K Read, Write and Draw

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter L themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter L as well as recognizing the letter L in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter L Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter L Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter K and learning the initial sounds of the letter L. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /l/ sound.

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Letter L Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter Y themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter Y as well as recognizing the letter Y in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter Y Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter Y Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter Y and learning the initial sounds of the letter Y. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /y/ sound.

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Letter Y Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter R themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter R as well as recognizing the letter R in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter R Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter R Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter R and learning the initial sounds of the letter R. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /r/ sound.

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Letter R Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)