One of the best things about kindergarten is that you have a class of students that are so eager to learn! Some kindergartners have never been to school before, so they are a blank slate when it comes to what school looks like. And . . . one of the scariest things about teaching ki...
and more. It features a huge selection of mini-games designed around the concept of sight word games and Dolch lists so that kids in pre-k, kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, or 3rd grade can learn to read sight words
“I am using this as a Morning Message in kindergarten. Ilove that it includes a lot of our sight words.The kids are really enjoying it and the kids are very proud of themselves for being able to read it.I love how it includes a variety of punctuation marks and the kids are learning...
Here are some inexpensive and fun reading activities for kindergarten: Play Old Maid or Go Fish with letter cards. Spread letters or words on the floor and let the kids drive their toy cars or run their stuffed animals to each one you call out. ...
Students will build words with play dough. Read, Trace, and Write a Sentence Students read the word, trace the word, and then write a sentence using the word. Sight Word Swat It! The teacher calls out a sight word. Students listen for the word, look for it on the flies, and then ...
Thank God I found Puppy Kindergarten where every Saturday morning for ten weeks, Lucy had the chance to play with other puppies and sweet Elaine Miksak gave me direction on how to calm the hell down and enjoy my baby girl. For the first month, both Lucy and I returned home after class...
Make flash cards of sight words or words that he consistently gets wrong. Review these words often so that when he sees them in a book, he will immediately know the word. Stay away from timed reading in the classroom where the student has a limited amount of time to read the story and...
Free Word Family Printables – Words with Pictures for Kindergarten and Grade One I also use these Word Family printables in my Beginning to Read program. For children who are not quite ready to decode words, the picture clues provide additional support. ...
Partly because of her inventive spelling and partly because the lack of spaces between words meant I didn’t know where one word ended and the next one began, it was very difficult for me to read her writing. This was sad for me, because as a parent and teacher I of course wanted to...
A little kindergartener came into the room and the first words out of her mouth were, “I love God!” Spending time with children is healthy and good for us all. We watch their joy, confidence, and curiosity. It makes us happy. It’s as if they sense God loves them before anyone ...