Beginning Sound Sorts
Practice identifying beginning sounds by sorting picture cards into the correct letter box, sequenced in the same letter order used by the Jolly Phonics program.
Classroom resources
Browse by lesson focus
Choose the topic or kind of practice you need.
Practice identifying beginning sounds by sorting picture cards into the correct letter box, sequenced in the same letter order used by the Jolly Phonics program.
Practice tracing and writing the numbers 1-10 while counting butterfly spots.
Reading rings giving students simple 'O is for ___' sentences to practice the beginning sound of the letter O, covering both long and short O sounds.
A phonics resource that uses real photographs to teach the -ab word family, giving students posters/cards plus practice with tracing, beginning sounds, spelling, sorting and puzzles.
Printable number posters/flash cards for numbers 1 through 10 intended for a classroom number wall, back-to-school decor, or number recognition practice.
A companion activity packet for the picture book 'Teach Your Dragon Body Safety' by Steve Herman, reinforcing body-safety concepts (identifying trusted adults and practicing the 'Say No, Walk Away, Tell an Adult' safety steps) after reading the book.
A set of 100th-day-of-school printables combining math fact practice (addition/subtraction facts to 100) with reflective '100 Things I...' list-writing prompts and a cut-and-count activity.
Number Sense Posters and Activity Mats: Number '5' Trace, Dot, Paint, Count is a 42-page PDF resource that helps pre-K through 1st grade students grasp number representation and quantity. This versatile teaching aid engages young learners with various number '5' forms through tracing, dotting, counting, and painting activities. Students…
Practice counting forward and backward within a number sequence (ranges 1-20, 1-50, 1-100, 1-120) to build fluency ahead of addition/subtraction, via a randomized worksheet and a matching interactive whiteboard/computer activity.
Practice letter I familiarity and phonics through coloring pages.
A literacy-center matching activity giving students practice reading AG-family words and sentences by matching picture/sentence cards to a central word mat and sentence mat.
Provide flamingo-themed coloring pages for students to color, likely for fine motor practice or a leisure/art activity.
An emergent reader booklet that gives beginning readers repeated practice reading and recognizing the sight word "an" in a short, patterned, illustrated story about zoo animals.
An 11-page sight-word practice booklet introducing early readers to the letter 'a' and nine common sight words.
A letter-recognition puzzle activity where students color, cut, and assemble V-shaped letter puzzle pieces onto a puzzle mat.
Vocabulary practice on the life cycle of a butterfly through a crossword puzzle, word scramble, and word search.
A differentiated writing prompt activity for the 100th day of school built around the sentence starter 'I wish I had 100 ___'.
An emergent reader resource giving beginning readers repeated practice recognizing and reading the sight word "me" in context, built around a hide-and-seek theme, provided in two differentiated reading-level versions per the file's own cover text ("2 Differentiated Sight Word Emergent Readers!").
An illustrated fairy-tale ebook retelling of 'Snow White' for early reading practice or read-aloud use in early-elementary classrooms.
Build beginning-reading readiness skills through uppercase/lowercase letter-partner matching, tracing, and writing practice for letters A through (at least) I.
Spanish-language vocabulary resource teaching common body part names (head, eyes, nose, ears, mouth, shoulders, hand, leg, tongue, stomach, elbow, fingers, foot, arm, hair, nails) via flashcards and practice worksheets.
A multi-word sight-word activity packet ('Learning Sight Words') covering roughly 25 individual sight words, each with a different practice format (tracing, missing-letter fill-in, sentence completion, coloring, unscrambling, word search, matching).
TRACING LINES IN THE MAZE | 9 FREE EXERCISES With this funny resource, your kids can trace lines in the maze, they must help the animals go to the objetc. INFORMATION OF THE AUTHOR: Thank you for choosing EDITORIAL ARENAS EDUCATIVAS!
An emergent reader book (a Bill Martin Jr. 'Brown Bear' pattern-style predictable text) covering the life cycle of a plant, designed for beginning readers to practice the sight word 'What' and repetitive sentence patterns while coloring black-and-white illustrations.