Easy To Make File Folders: CVC Words, CVC-silent e, Vowel Pairs, Consonant Blends, Consonant Digraphs and R-Controlled Vowels
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Welcome to reading2success designed to support parents, child care providers and teachers in coaching children to reading success. Best practices for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary school students will be discussed, reviewed and demonstrated. Although, we are known for reading, we have also included sections on writing and math!
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Sunday, February 24, 2019
Building Sentences
We are writing a lot this year and I introduced the ending - ay to them. We listed words on the chart that ended with -ay and then wrote the words listed onto index cards with additional known words to make sentences. We sorted the words (beginning middle and ending) according to where they would appear in a sentence. Words with a capital letter would appear first, those with a period or question mark would be at the end of a sentence. All other words would appear in the middle of a sentence. Next, we organized the words into sentences. #buildingsentences
Words rganized according to their placement in sentences.
First Graders organized the words to make sentences.
Monday, February 18, 2019
March - Introduction to Similies and a Calendar - In Like a Lion and Out Like a Lamb
March - Introduction to Similes and a Calendar
In Like a Lion and Out Like a Lamb
Templates
Top Part of Calendar
Bottom Part of Calendar
Students Fill In
More Examples of Similes
What Do They Mean?
Recap: Similes
March Math
Pot of Gold Full of 5 Cent Coins
Adding by 5(s)
Circle the Items Tommy Can Buy With 35 Cents
Choose the Correct Symbol to Make Each Equation True
Color the Coins to Show 55 cents
Color the Coins to Show 45 cents
Determine the amount of coins you want children to color
Additional March Activities
Saturday, February 16, 2019
/og/ words, powerpoint, video and activities
/og/ Words
/og/ words
/og/ Word List
Reading /og/ words in sentences
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Template for word search shown above
Filling in the missing words
Powerpoint
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