$5 - $10 1st Grade Reading Activities (by date, oldest first)

Differentiated "Guess Who Game" for Sight Words

Dolch Sight Words for pre-primer, primer, first grade, second grade, and third grade

Engage your elementary school ELA students by using this sight word game to practice reading sight words. Ideas for differentiation and prompting are included to ensure the game is suitable for students of all academic levels. This game also includes five levels of word difficulty- from pre-primer to third grade level words. The sets of cards are notated with different colored inner borders so you can easily tell them apart.

Note: All sight words for each level are included, but the entire set will not fit in each game board as the boards only hold 24 cards. Before game play, decide which cards you want your students to use and make sure the cards in both boards and the word card piles match.

This activity is perfect for elementary school reading and ELA centers, elementary school reading and ELA lesson plans, small group instruction, extra help sessions, early finishers, group/partner work, classroom competitions, individual practice, and so much more. 

What's included

• "word pile" cards for each level
• red board inserts for each level
• blue board inserts for each level
• 33 question prompts
• Directions for five different ways to play (for individual players, two players, or small group)
• Guess Who game board linked here (NOT INCLUDED IN DOWNLOAD)

You may also like the Guess Who Reading Games Bundle

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Feel free to reach out to me rebekah@rebekahpoeteaching with any questions you may have or find me on Instagram @RebekahPoeTeaching

Teach and learn almost 400 HMH First-grade Spanish words with these no-prep worksheets. Practice 11 words each week (the 5 High-frequency Words and 6 selected Spelling Words). There is a total of 36 weeks.

Download the 3 first weeks of this resource for free when subscribing to our newsletter!!

There are two roulettes in every worksheet: One for the High-frequency Words and another for the Spelling Words. Do the one you want or both.

Directions: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Color in the box for the word spun. Keep going until one of the words won. Write the winning words on the bottom.

You will get two 36-pages PDF files:

1. One to use as a center. It has the Title instead of the Name and Date field.
2. One to use as a worksheet. It has a Name and Date field instead of the title.

An awesome and fun set to teach and learn Spanish Vocabulary!

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Gracias a los diseñadores gráficos que crearon las imágenes utilizadas en la creación de este recurso y su cubierta:

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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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⭐ First-grade high-frequency words (The 12 modules)

⭐ First-grade HMH Spelling Words Complete (12 modules)

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

Image by brgfx on Freepik

Teach and learn almost 400 HMH First-grade words with these no-prep worksheets. Practice 8 to 14 words each week (the 8 High-frequency Words and up to 6 Decodable High-frequency Words). There is a total of 36 weeks.

There are two roulettes in every worksheet: One for the High-frequency Words and another for the Decodable High-frequency Words. Do the one you want or both.

You will get two 36-pages PDF files:

1. One to use as a center. It has the Title instead of the Name and Date field.
2. One to use as a worksheet. It has a Name and Date field instead of the title.

Directions for the worksheets: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Write the spun words in the boxes of the table with a pencil or just color the boxes. Keep going until one of the words won. Write the winning words on the bottom.

Directions for the centers: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Color in the boxes for the words spun. Keep going until one of the words won. Write the winning words on the bottom.

-As the centers are laminated and the students use erasable markers in them, they won't be able to write the words. Just ask them to color the boxes instead.

An awesome and fun set to teach and learn First Grade Vocabulary!

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

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⭐ Find, trace and write the tiny HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade- Trace the words

⭐ I Spy First grade HMH High-frequeny and Decodable Words and other activities

⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

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

Educlips

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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⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade- Trace the words

⭐ I Spy First grade HMH High-frequeny and Decodable Words and other activities

⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ Word Search - Find, trace, and write the HMH's Words of the Week

⭐ First-Grade Printable Centers and worksheets English Words of the Week HMH

⭐ First-grade high-frequency words (The 12 modules)

⭐ First-grade HMH Spelling Words Complete (12 modules)

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

Image by brgfx on Freepik

Teach and learn almost 400 HMH First-grade words with these no-prep worksheets. Practice 8 to 14 words each week (the 8 High-frequency Words and up to 6 Decodable High-frequency Words). There is a total of 36 weeks.

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

There are two roulettes in every worksheet: One for the High-frequency Words and another for the Decodable High-frequency Words. Do the one you want or both.

You will get two 36-pages PDF files:

1. One to use as a center. It has the Title instead of the Name and Date field.
2. One to use as a worksheet. It has a Name and Date field instead of the title.

Directions for the worksheets: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Trace the spun words in the boxes of the table with a pencil or just color the boxes. Keep going until one of the words won. Write the winning words on the bottom.

Directions for the centers: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Color in the boxes for the words spun. Keep going until one of the words won. Write the winning words on the bottom.

-As the centers are laminated and the students use erasable markers in them, they won't be able to trace the words. Just ask them to color the boxes instead.

An awesome and fun set to teach and learn First Grade Vocabulary!

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⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade- Trace the words

⭐ I Spy First grade HMH High-frequeny and Decodable Words and other activities

⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ Word Search - Find, trace, and write the HMH's Words of the Week

⭐ First-Grade Printable Centers and worksheets English Words of the Week HMH

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

Educlips

Teach and learn 300 HMH Spelling Words with these no-prep worksheets. Practice 6 Spelling Words each week for the first 15 weeks, and 10 Spelling Words a week for the next 21 weeks. There is a total of 36 weeks.

There is one 6-words roulette in every worksheet for weeks 1 to 15. In weeks 16 to 36, there are two 5-words roulettes.

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

You will get two 36-pages PDF files:

1. One to use as a center. It has the Title instead of the Name and Date field.
2. One to use as a worksheet. It has a Name and Date field instead of the title.

Directions for the worksheets: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Trace the spun words in the table boxes with a pencil or just color the boxes. Keep going until one of the words wins. Write the winning words on the bottom.

Directions for the centers: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Color in the boxes for the words spun. Keep going until one of the words wins. Write the winning words on the bottom.

-As the centers are laminated and the students use erasable markers in them, they won't be able to trace the words with markers as they are too thick. Just ask them to color the boxes instead.

An excellent and fun set to teach and learn First Grade Vocabulary!

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⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ Word Search - Find, trace, and write the HMH's Words of the Week

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

Educlips

Teach and learn 300 HMH Spelling Words with these no-prep worksheets. Practice 6 Spelling Words each week for the first 15 weeks, and 10 Spelling Words a week for the next 21 weeks. There is a total of 36 weeks.

There is one 6-words roulette in every worksheet for weeks 1 to 15. In weeks 16 to 36, there are two 5-words roulettes.

You will get two 36-pages PDF files:

1. One to use as a center. It has the Title instead of the Name and Date field.
2. One to use as a worksheet. It has a Name and Date field instead of the title.

Directions for the worksheets: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Write the spun words in the table boxes with a pencil or just color the boxes. Keep going until one of the words wins. Write the winning words on the bottom.

Directions for the centers: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Color in the boxes for the words spun. Keep going until one of the words wins. Write the winning words on the bottom.

-As the centers are laminated and the students use erasable markers in them, they won't be able to write the words. Just ask them to color the boxes instead.

An excellent and fun set to teach and learn First Grade Vocabulary!

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

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⭐ Find, trace and write the tiny HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade

⭐ HMH Words of the Week Spinners for First Grade- Trace the words

⭐ I Spy First grade HMH High-frequeny and Decodable Words and other activities

⭐ Memory Game HMH High-frequency and Decodable Words

⭐ Word Search - Find, trace, and write the HMH's Words of the Week

⭐ First-Grade Printable Centers and worksheets English Words of the Week HMH

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

Educlips

Teach and learn almost 400 HMH First-grade Spanish words with these no-prep worksheets. Practice 11 words each week (the 5 High-frequency Words and 6 selected Spelling Words). There is a total of 36 weeks.

Download the 3 first weeks of this resource for free when subscribing to our newsletter!!

There are two roulettes in every worksheet: One for the High-frequency Words and another for the Spelling Words. Do the one you want or both.

You will get two 36-pages PDF files:

1. One to use as a center. It has the Title instead of the Name and Date field.
2. One to use as a worksheet. It has a Name and Date field instead of the title.

Directions for the worksheets: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Trace the spun words in the boxes of the table with a pencil or just color the boxes. Keep going until one of the words won. Write the winning words on the bottom.

Directions for the centers: Take a pencil and a paper clip and use them as a spinner. Color in the boxes for the words spun. Keep going until one of the words won. Write the winning words on the bottom.

-As the centers are laminated and the students use erasable markers in them, they won't be able to trace the words. Just ask them to color the boxes instead.

An awesome and fun set to teach and learn First Grade Vocabulary!

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Gracias a los diseñadores gráficos que crearon las imágenes utilizadas en la creación de este recurso y su cubierta:

Educlips

CVC Cards in 7 different styles for differentiated learning. Let these cards grow with your students! 85 words covering short a, e, i, o, and u. Each word comes in 7 different styles including phonics dots and arrows, phonics dots, word only, and picture only. Almost 600 cards included! Laminate the picture only cards and have students create the CVC word with dry erase markers or letter manipulatives.

Cards are four to a page so that they're large enough to put up on the wall but still small enough for students to use easily. These are low prep...just print, cut and laminate. Please check out the preview above to see examples of the different card styles!

Words Included:

Short a - bag, bat, can, cap, cat, fan, ham, hat, jam, mad, map, nap, pad, pan, rag, tag, van

Short e - bed, beg, den, gem, hen, jet, leg, men, net, pen, pet, red, ten, vet, web, wed, wet

Short i - bib, bin, dig, dip, fin, hid, kid, lid, lip, pig, pin, pit, rib, rip, sit, wig, win

Short o - box, cob, cog, dog, fox, hop, hot, jog, log, mop, pod, pop, pot, rod, rot, sob, top

Short u - bud, bug, bun, cub, cup, cut, gum, gun, hug, hut, mud, nut, pup, rug, sub, sun, tub

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Snow White Color by CVC Word

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Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included: antenna, astronomy, attention, crater, dawn, design, icicle, proof, telescope

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included:

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included:

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included: chimney, discard, factory, faucet, instrument, mention, scholar, wealthy, universe

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included: muscle, famous, local, zigzag, luxury, salute, atlas, parade, acrobat

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included: flame, whisper, gratitude, empire, enemy, demolish, planet, excess, tremble

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included: accident, anchor, boulder, curious, cushion, greedy, strand, tread, cavern

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included: peak, roar, sway, tame, weave, sob, hang, load, steep

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included: timid, rapid, mask, grab, flash, fair, crash, chore, blink

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!

Introducing Picture Pages, a vocabulary learning system all students (including English language learners and struggling readers) can use to master the academic language they need to succeed. After a decade of research and extensive classroom testing, the Vocabulary Magic™ team is excited to share this engaging and highly effective strategy!

Vocabulary Words included: ache, exercise, exhausted, discover, drench, raise, motion, switch, solid

Picture Pages was developed to address 8 key elements:

1. Provide students with the opportunity to develop and work in small learning communities.
2. Increased student-to-student opportunities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing in a sheltered environment.
3. The availability of relevant, interesting pictures and concise definitions that support student understanding and retention of new vocabulary.
4. Structured opportunities that help students to relate to new words and allow for discussion about prior knowledge/life experiences.
5. The availability of sentence stems and note-taking techniques that support speaking, writing, and summarizing in complete sentences.
6. A support system to encourage students to take academic risks and listen to different points of view.
7. The availability of timely feedback followed by an opportunity for self-correction.
8. Continued opportunities for students to engage with newly learned vocabulary in stories and game-like extension activities.

Picture Pages taps into the power of imagery, conversation, collaboration, and play to ensure all students (including English Language Learners) build-essential language skills. Intentionally teaching carefully selected high-utility words that appear frequently in the text across multiple content areas will boost student confidence, reading comprehension, and fluency. Each Picture Page introduces nine new words and is used with our researched “5-Step Process”. The new words are then presented in an intriguing, illustrated story, and accompanying activity pages (both printable and electronically on Google Slides). See the delight on your student’s faces as they master challenging vocabulary and watch their confidence soar!