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Roll a die to select a column, read the corresponding sight word, and color a box with that word's color; repeated across multiple word groups (word sets #01-05 through at least #26-30 observed).
An independent-work literacy booklet that builds vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and comprehension) around the topic of actions and their consequences (volume 1), for use at home or school.
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Each student holds one or more cards; a student reads their 'I HAVE [word]' prompt aloud, then another student whose card answers the linked 'WHO HAS?' clue responds, continuing the loop around the group.
A comprehensive novel study unit for Where the Red Fern Grows covering chapter-by-chapter comprehension, vocabulary, writing, and summative assessment.
Roll dice built from included cube templates (onset letters and the AM rime) and record/write the resulting AM words on recording sheets; one sheet has students write the word for a rolled picture.
Two students take turns; before placing an X or O on a 3x3 grid square, the player must correctly read aloud and spell the sight word printed in that square, across 11 different game boards covering the word list.
An independent-work literacy booklet that builds vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and comprehension) around the topic of chocolate production, for use at home or school.
Read cards aloud, spell dictated words, or play a board game moving pieces by correctly reading words; can be played as a reading game, spelling game, or with cards only.
A comprehensive 5th-6th grade novel study/assessment unit for the book Flush by Carl Hiaasen, with a worksheet, vocabulary page, and quiz for every chapter plus a summative test.
Students draw cards and read the sight-word phrase aloud; correct reads let them keep the card, and the player with the most cards wins. Optional extension has students say or write a sentence using the phrase.
Roll a die to select a column of sight words, pick a word from that column, then find and color one matching instance of that word in a grid.
An independent-work literacy booklet that builds vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and comprehension) around the topic of Oceania/Australian animals, for use at home or school.
An independent-work literacy booklet that builds vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and comprehension) around the topic of Arctic animals, for use at home or school.
Two students take turns; before placing an X or O on a 3x3 grid square, the player must correctly read aloud and spell the sight word printed in that square, across 11 different game boards covering the word list.
An independent-work literacy booklet that builds vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and comprehension) around the topic of human body systems, for use at home or school.
Use the large (whole-class/wall-art) or small (personal practice/tutoring/games) flashcards to practice matching each letter with its animal name and sound.
A reproducible workbook of literacy activities built around a 10-word vocabulary set on rock/mineral products (iron ore, glass, talcum powder, marble, salt, marble column, steel pot, sand, talc, halite), used to build vocabulary and writing skills.
Free download Draw a picture or word card from a bag, find its matching word card, and if it matches the sound family (ai or a-e) the player is collecting, place it on their rocket base-board; first player to fill their rocket wins.
Assemble paper dice from word-cube and letter-cube templates, roll them, then read/write/record the resulting AD words on recording sheets.
Build a spinner from card, word cards, and craft sticks; choose a word card, cover the first letter, spin to reveal a new letter, read the resulting word, and record real words found.
A no-print digital figurative-language resource teaching 24 summer-themed idioms, each presented with its origin/literal meaning and figurative meaning, for improving idiom comprehension and recall.
Two students take turns; before placing an X or O on a 3x3 grid square, the player must correctly read aloud and spell the sight word printed in that square, and the first to get three in a row wins, across 11 different game boards covering the word list.
Provide a comprehensive Common-Core-aligned end-of-year ELA review for Grade 5, covering word study/morphology, vocabulary/figurative language, reading comprehension, grammar/language, and writing/conventions, plus review games.
Sound out and read three-letter words on cards, matching words to pictures; play matching pairs, Snap, or Old Maid using the word/picture card set.