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Practice recognizing and using long vowel team spelling patterns (a_e, e_e, i_e, o_e, u_e, ai, ay, ee, ea, ie, oa, ow, oe, ue, ui, igh, eigh, ey, ou, oo) through posters, word sorts, and printable worksheets.
A phonics activity packet teaching recognition, reading, and spelling of the /j/ phoneme across its spellings (j, g, ge, dge) using posters, word cards, worksheets, and games.
Teaches that making mistakes is normal, how to recognize a mistake that hurts someone's feelings, and how to apologize using a STOP-LOOK-SAY method.
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.
A behavior classroom management resource ('My Mouth is like a Volcano') teaching young students self-regulation strategies to stop blurting out and calling out in class.
Provide a set of literacy-center activities using real photographs to build recognition of ACK-family words.
A phonics activity pack introducing and reviewing the 'bossy r' vowel sounds (ir, er, ur), including posters and hands-on practice activities.
A set of printable posters displaying 1st Grade Georgia social studies standards (GSE) in 'I can' student-friendly language, for classroom bulletin board display.
A social-emotional learning unit teaching persistence and growth mindset (mistakes help the brain grow, 'I can't... yet'), combined with language-reframing practice, group puzzle challenges, worksheets, and an emergent reader.
Provide print-and-go posters, activities, worksheets, and games for teaching and practicing VCC and CVCC (blend/consonant-cluster) word spelling patterns.
Give students visual, pictorial practice with all addition pairs that make 10 (1+9 through 9+1), shark-themed.
Free download Visual poster set for a classroom calm-down/reset area, helping students identify feelings and choose coping strategies.
A phonics activity packet teaching recognition, reading, and spelling of the /t/ phoneme across its spellings (ed, t, tt, bt, te) using posters, word cards, worksheets, and games.
This H Brothers Activity Pack is the perfect introduction and review for your language arts students. You will get a poster for each of the h spelling patterns. There are 2 digraph sort worksheets for students to complete.
A phonics resource teaching students to recognize, decode, and spell single-syllable and multisyllabic words containing the /oy/ phoneme, across its spelling patterns (oi, oy).
A multi-activity phonics packet for practicing the 'an' word family, using real photographs paired with word cards for reading, tracing, spelling, sound identification, sorting, and puzzle activities.
A social skills story teaching children why and how to stop picking their nose, paired with visual support posters and a cut-and-paste retelling activity.
A phonics resource teaching students to recognize, decode, and spell single-syllable and multisyllabic words containing the /er/ phoneme, across its spelling patterns (er, ir, or, ur, ear).
A social skills story teaching children why and how to stop picking their nose, paired with visual support posters and a cut-and-paste retelling activity.
A phonics resource teaching students to recognize, decode, and spell single-syllable and multisyllabic words containing the /ar/ phoneme, across its spelling patterns (ar, a, al, au, ear).
Teaches social skills and friendship behaviors through an animated story and companion worksheets/activities that help children remember and share information about themselves and their friends.
A phonics resource teaching students to recognize, decode, and spell single-syllable and multisyllabic words containing the /s/ phoneme, across its spelling patterns (s, ss, st, c, ce, se, sc).
Teaches that making mistakes is normal, how to recognize a mistake that hurts someone's feelings, and how to apologize using a STOP-LOOK-SAY method.
A phonics resource teaching the -at word family using real photographs across multiple activity formats.