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Saturday, January 15, 2022

How to Teach Beginning Readers Onset-Rimes (word families)

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Tuesday, January 4, 2022

Teaching Kids the Word Endings: in, ain and ing.

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Saturday, January 1, 2022

How to Teach Kids the Correct Way to Use 10 Pairs of Words Commonly Conf...

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What Word Is It? Substituting, Adding, and Deleting Sounds

As children begin to talk, they learn to manipulate speech sounds to produce words.   Sounds said in the correct order produce desired word...

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  • Onset and Rime Activities
    Onset and rime activities help children listen to and identify word parts.  Children learn that changing the onset of a word changes the wo...
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     Irregular Plural Noun Teacher Posters and Practice Pages Irregular Plurals do not follow the regular forms of plurals created by adding a...
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    As children become readers they will read words with multi- syllables.   Knowing that each syllable has a vowel sound will help children ...
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Free Printable - First Grade - Reading the Room

Free Printable - First Grade - Reading the Room
In this activity children move around the room using the pointer to read the words on the walls, bulletin board.... Next, they determine and write the words under the correct category: parts of a plant or what plants need. This form is easily adaptable to what concepts you are teaching in your classroom!

Free Printable - Second Grade Decoding Rules for /ie/ as in Pie or Cookie

Free Printable - Second Grade Decoding Rules for /ie/ as in Pie or Cookie
A resource to help students determine when the letters ie make the long vowel sound i or the long vowel sound e?
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