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Read sentences containing the target sight word, then fill in the missing word in the same sentences from memory/recognition, and copy plus illustrate one target-word sentence.
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Read sentences containing the target sight word, then fill in the missing word in the same sentences from memory/recognition, and copy plus illustrate one target-word sentence.
Read sentences containing the target sight word, then fill in the missing word in the same sentences from memory/recognition, and copy plus illustrate one target-word sentence.
Are you looking for the perfect resource to support your students in writing their own names? Boost your young learners' confidence with this Editable Name Writing Practice resource!
This Make Your Own Card Games Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for students to build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet features John and Scott making up card games. This is a fun and interactive way for students to learn about reading comprehension.
This resource is great for helping your students build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet is about two brothers, one of whom always wants to play games .
This Old Fashioned Games Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for your students to build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet includes a story about Tom playing games with his friends, followed by a series of questions. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students improve their reading…
Read sentences containing "three"; write the missing sight word "three" into blanked-out sentences from the same passage; copy one sentence containing "three" and draw a picture about it.
This Inside the Game Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for your students to build their reading comprehension skills. Jason's experience playing a video game is relatable for many students, and they can learn from his mistakes. This worksheet is a great tool for any teacher looking to help their students improve their…
This Reading Simple Sentences Activity Board Game is intended for students who are working on reading accuracy and fluency skills. By reading the sentences one word at a time, they will be able to build these skills quickly and effectively.
Multi-sensory sight-word practice activity book for the 40 Pre-K Dolch words, combining a fill-in/color activity, word writing, and sentence writing.
An activity book offering leveled reading-skill practice for English language learners, organized by CEFR level.
Read sentences containing "through"; write the missing sight word "through" into blanked-out sentences from the same passage; copy one sentence containing "through" and draw a picture about it.
Practice recognizing and writing a set of Dolch sight words using one-word-per-page practice cards.
September-themed journal writing prompts for weekly reflective writing practice.
Free-sample access page for a candy-themed reading comprehension lesson delivered as editable Google Slides; the opened file is a Google Drive redirect cover, not the lesson content itself.
Read sentences containing "too"; write the missing sight word "too" into blanked-out sentences from the same passage; copy one sentence containing "too" and draw a picture about it.
Read and recognize each printed sight word on the individual cut-apart cards (four words per page, arranged two-by-two) for drill/memorization practice.
An emergent reader booklet giving beginning readers repeated practice recognizing and reading the sight word "they" in context, built around a pirates theme.
Access page for the full 5-lesson candy-themed reading comprehension series delivered as editable Google Slides; the opened file is a Google Drive redirect cover listing the 5 lessons, not the slide content itself.
Read the leveled booklet (one line of text, 3 words per sentence, food-themed vocabulary), point to each word while reading, use picture/rebus clues and sounding-out to decode food words, and practice a printed sight-word checklist (am, at, can, go, is, like, me, see, the, to, I).
Read sentences containing "us"; write the missing sight word "us" into blanked-out sentences from the same passage; copy one sentence containing "us" and draw a picture about it.
For each target sight word: write the word, write three sentences using the word, and illustrate one of the sentences.
Play bingo: a caller reads sight words aloud, students find and mark the matching word on their 5x5 BINGO-style card, aiming to mark five in a row.
For each lesson, read the passage(s), then answer numbered test-style questions (multiple-choice with single-oval selection, short-written response, and vocabulary fill-ins) worth points each.