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Sound Chart students can color! There's a blends chart too

Inventive Spelling and Phonics plays a huge role in writing for kindergarten and first grade students. I find anchor charts and a classroom wall dedicated to phonics to come in very handy. Below is an anchor chart for those tricky vowel pairs. I call them Sound Twins ( however there are some triplets too!) Vowel Pairs Anchor Chart If you would like to recreate this anchor chart I have saved the clip art I used into a PDF file. Just print, cut, and paste! Click here to download. Here is the…

Just had to share a little project I've been working on to help my firsties understand how "bossy e" works at the end of certain words. I f...

***Updated August 2020 to include a Google Slides™ version, images for Seesaw™ and a Microsoft™ version.***How do you begin your guided reading groups? One of my favorite ways to ease into our small group time is to quickly review the phonics sounds we are working on. That's why I created these char...

Reading intervention Activities. Everything is ready for your class. Just print and go! These reading activities are perfect for:Fluency practice, Guided Reading, RTI, Parent volunteers, Morning work, & Homework. Little readers will practice reading: Letter sounds, Digraphs, Blends, Vowel teams, Diphthongs , R-controlled vowels, CVC words, Words with blends digraphs and vowel teams, Sight words, & Short phrases/sentences.

hard and soft g anchor chart - a nice reference for the kiddos! www.teacherspayte...

Teaching and mastering all the consonant blend sounds are a must in our homeschool before we move […]

Blends Chart kids can color! Sounds chart too

Raise your hand if you’ve ever been typing a paper -- or even sending an email -- and stopped to wonder if you need to use affect or effect. We’ve all been there before. Affect and effect belong to that tricky family of words known as homophones. That means they sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. Other commonly confused homophones are two/to/too, accept/except, and there/their/they're. For now, let’s tackle the problem of affect vs. effect so we never have to stop…

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Help provide support for your parents when your students take home books to read at home. Parents don't always have "reading-teacher-language" on the tip of their tongues to compliment and/or support their readers. This document will do just that, providing information on comprehension, fluency and ...

If you're teaching your child how to make and read silent e words, you'll love these free printable word builders!

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Sentence swag anchor chart

An add-on sounds chart with more sounds to go with your sounds and blends charts