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Alphabet Practice Pages- Beginning Sounds, letter writing, phonics
By Rebekah Poe Teaching
Use these practice pages to reinforce letter skills such as identifying beginning sounds, letter formation, and letter identification. Laminate or place in page protector for repeated use.
Digital Phonics Activities- Beginning Sound Boom Cards for Distance Learning
By Rebekah Poe Teaching
Students will LOVE this interactive phonics activity where they select the letter that makes the beginning sound of the pictures shown on the card. With fun sound effects, they will know when they have chosen the correct answer.
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Download the PDF and click the image to get access to the Boom Cards!
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Super Speedway CVC Word Blending Board
By Rebekah Poe Teaching
Students can use this blending board to "drive" small cars to each letter, stopping at the circles to state the letter sounds. Students can "drive" the cars faster or more slowly to practice blending sounds to make words.
Letter Identification and Sounds Interactive Alphabet Arc
By Rebekah Poe Teaching
Print and laminate alphabet arc, picture cards, and arrow. Punch a hole where indicated on the alphabet arc and attach the arrow to the arc with a brad.
Students will draw a picture card, place it in the box under the arc, and match the picture to its beginning sound (with the exception of boX for X) by rotating the spinning arrow to point to the correct letter. Alternately, students could turn over a card and place it in front of them, rotate the arrow to the correct letter, and then write the letter with a dry erase marker in the box below the arc for additional writing practice. Pictures coordinate with the key words from the Phonics First program, but this product is in no way related to Orton-Gillingham or its affiliates.
Clip art from PicMonkey
Font is KG Red Hands
Designed on PicMonkey.com
Easter Egg Beginning Sounds Match
By Rebekah Poe Teaching
Print, laminate, and cut the Easter egg halves. Students will match the lowercase letter to a word that begins with the same sound. Prints four to a page. Clip art from Anika and Lisa Markle Sparkles. Recording sheet is included for students to practice writing letters and record what letter they matched to what sound. Available in color and black and white. Perfect for early finishers, intervention, literacy centers, and more.
Beginning Middle and Ending Sounds CVC words Digital and Printable Activities
By Rebekah Poe Teaching
Students will have so much fun "sliding" letters and sounds together to make CVC words!
So many activities can be made from this ONE DOWNLOAD!
Students can...
Work on beginning, middle, and/or ending sounds based on CVC word pictures.
Match CVC word pictures to a teacher-given word (word list/answer key provided). Write the letters that spell the word represented by the CVC word picture card.
Read CVC words and drag and drop them to the corresponding picture (digital bonus activity!).
Images are available in color and in black and white. Ideas for differentiating instruction are included.
Digital and Printable Vowel Sounds Phonics Activity for Distance Learning
By Rebekah Poe Teaching
Now digital and printable!
Serve up some phonics fun with this pizza-themed vowel sound sorting activity! Print, laminate, and cut out the pizza crusts and pepperonis. Your students will sort the pepperonis onto the correct pizzas by matching the pictures to the vowel sounds they contain. These fun pizzas will help your students learn to differentiate vowel sounds for all vowels. Clip art from Pink Cat Studio, Anika, and Preschool Curriculum
For more foodie fun, download my Sight Word Spaghetti!
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Italian Restaurant Themed Classroom Transformation Activities
By Rebekah Poe Teaching
Grab some red and white checked table clothes, play some Italian music, and grab these activities for a super simple, super FUN Italian restaurant themed classroom transformation.
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
Learning and practicing letters can be FUN! These games are perfect for small-group instruction or centers! I give different tips and tricks to work on the skill! I would use these as a Friday fun day during small groups and my students loved them! These games don't have any prep! Print and play! I would suggest laminating or sticking in a sheet protector to keep them nice for a longer period of time!
Includes:
All 26 letters of the alphabet
Letter names and sounds
Vowel Sounds (a, e, i, o, u)
Roll and Read
Board Games
Bingo
First Sound Fluency/Letter Sounds
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
This is a great way to work on first sound fluency and letter sounds!
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
NO PREP Letter Matching Practice! Practice recognizing upper and lowercase letters with this cut-and-paste page! Perfect for small groups or centers! Print and work on letters they need as many times as they need!
First Sound Fluency/Letter Sounds NO PREP
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
First sound fluency is the ability to identify the first sound in a word. To learn to read children need to be able to break words into their sounds! This is a great way to think about sounds in words and the letters that represent those sounds! No prep, print, and cut and paste!
Syllable Awareness Practice NO PREP
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
NO PREP! Understanding how to break words into syllables is a very important skill! When children begin to read and write multisyllabic words they need to be able to break words into syllables. This should be a completely auditory skill at this point, I put the words on the page so that you knew what the picture is! Use a manipulatives such as playdough, counting chips, a car, etc. to mark each box with the syllables in the word!
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
The ability to break words into chunks is important to be able to read words later on! These rhyming cards are perfect for centers or small group practice! These cards give children the experience to practice the skill on their own!
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
These cards are FUN and ENGAGING way to work on matching upper and lowercase letters! You can also use the pictures to talk about the sounds of the letters as well! Very simple prep, print, cut, and match!
Rhyming Awareness Practice NO PREP
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
This resource can be used as many times as you want, is engaging with a cut and paste, and has zero prep! Understanding chunks in words will help children when they are starting to learn to read! When we become more proficient readers we chunk words instead of breaking them into individual sounds! This resource is meant to be completely auditory so your child does not need to read the words! I have added the words so that you are aware of what the picture is and what the matching rhyming word would be!
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
Practice letter naming, letter formation, and first sound fluency that goes with each letter with this easy, quick, and no-prep sheet! It is important that the letters in our alphabet become automatic to gain reading abilities!
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
This is a NO prep practice sheet to work on rhyming! It is important that students have time to practice this skill on their own! Color the picture that does NOT rhyme!
By K3 Homeschool Foundations
These Letter Formation Cards can be used in SO many different ways to practice letter names and sounds and the formation of letters! In this product, I provide a long list of tips and tricks to make them engaging for your students! The most important piece to creating FUN when learning is thinking about the interests of your students and using them to work with letters!
Here is a look at some of the tips and tricks!
•Use them as a secret passage! Hang a letter they are working on on a door and they have to trace it while saying its name and sound!
•Use play-dough to build the letters!
•Give them a dot paint and let them dot paint each letter!
Back to School Color by Letter Beginning Sounds Worksheets
By Elementary divas
These Color by Letter Worksheets will help your students or child enhance letter recognition in a fun and engaging manner. There are 26 pages of work.
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