AGE Words Fluency Practice
Build reading fluency and word recognition with AGE-family CVCe words in isolation, sentences, and a short passage.
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Build reading fluency and word recognition with AGE-family CVCe words in isolation, sentences, and a short passage.
These foldable mini books provide students will a fun and engaging way to practice and target the AGE words and the magic e or silent e spelling rule. These CVCe books are great for independent reading practice and small group activities.
This is a pack of 18 phonic worksheets for the Long Vowel AI (as in rain) specially designed for those with special needs, including those with dyslexia or who may be suspected of being dyslexic but will work equally well with young…
5 FREE AI Phonics Worksheets — For 5–6-Year-Olds and ESL/EFL Learners Teaching phonics effectively doesn't have to mean hours of preparation.
Provide optional supplementary phonics practice for the 'ai' sound as a companion to the 'Reading Made Simple' phonics programme.
This worksheet is perfect for students who are just learning to read. By matching each onset to the rime, they create new words which will help them to better understand how words are made.
Algebra - Drill Sheets Gr. PK-2 An effective teaching resource for developing fundamental algebraic skills in early learners. Incorporating both warm-up exercises and timed drills ensure the promotion of procedural proficiency for students…
Provides letter-by-letter practice pages covering the full alphabet A-Z, each with tracing, vocabulary, and uppercase/lowercase coloring activities.
Fun Back to Shcool worksheet that the student writes their name and then tells a little about themselves. They pick their favorite color, favorite season, and whether they are right or left-handed.
A short 'All About Me' activity book where young students record their name, favorite color, birthday, family, favorite things, and a career dream.
All About Me Back to School Craftivity Suitable for Grade 1 through Grade 4, Preschool, and Kindergarten levels, this engaging and interactive resource is specifically designed to foster positive group dynamics from the start of the…
All About Me - A Back To School Handout This is a versatile teaching resource perfect for first introductions at the start of the school term.
All About My Name: A Teaching Resource The "All About My Name" teaching resource is a valuable tool for educators working to foster a sense of community and familiarity within the classroom.
This is a great activity for the first day of school. Students color the letters of their name in the alphabet which helps with alphabet order and letter recognition.
An 'All About Me' self-introduction writing template, framed with the title 'The Poet', for students to fill in personal information about themselves.
Practices alphabet letter recognition using Halloween-themed 'dab it'/bingo-marker worksheets, one page per letter.
A large multi-activity packet to build alphabet letter recognition, tracing, and beginning-sound vocabulary, including a nonfiction close-reading passage about what an alphabet is.
Alphabet practice pages combining letter coloring/decorating, picture-word tracing, and letter-identification (circle-the-picture) activities for preschool through 1st grade.
Kick off the school year with this engaging Alphabet Boxes – Back to School Activity, designed to help students practice and reinforce their handwriting skills in a fun and structured way.
26 letter tracing-and-coloring sheets for practicing letter formation and letter recognition.
Help early learners practice letter tracing and letter-object association, combined with a coloring activity, across all 26 letters of the alphabet.
These cute alphabet coloring pages allow students to practice finding the sound of letters in words that they know. It also gives them an opportunity to have a hands-on activity that activates their creativity!
These cute alphabet coloring pages allow students to practice finding the sound of letters in words that they know. It also gives them an opportunity to have a hands-on activity that activates their creativity!
These dot painting activity pages will help your students learn the shapes of the letters and letter identification. Using bingo or dot painters to fill the letters in is an excellent and fun way to help develop fine motor control.