Kindergarten flash cards

These bright and colorful alphabet flash cards are free to download and print. Fun and easy to use our free printable alphabet flash cards are the best way to practice the alphabet with children in preschool and kindergarten. A great choice for classroom use, homeschoolers and parents who want to practice our a-z letter flash cards are a great engaging activity that kids actually enjoy. Head on over to our website to score a free copy of our letter flash cards today.

Printable Number Flash flashcards can be an effective tool for enhancing your or your childs arithmetic skills. By using these flashcards regularly, you can quickly improve recognition of numbers, understand numerical order, and practice basic addition and subtraction facts.

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Use these free printable sight word flashcards to help your preschooler or kindergartener learn to read. DIY these cards by laminating & linking them together

This assessment pack focuses on basic skills students will learn during Pre-K and Kindergarten. This resource is PERFECT for informally assessing a student’s knowledge at the beginning, middle and end of each year. You can use this during conferences as well as showing progress throughout the school year. Please download the preview to see all that is included. Directions: Print on cardstock and laminate for durability or slip into page protectors! --Students can use a dry-erase marker to…

Have a beginning reader? Use these free printable sight word flash cards to build reading and fluency skills with fun activities for kids!

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Help your pre-kindergartener get a head start on reading with these sight word flash cards that you can tape around the house. Includes words from a to are.

These are all of the Kindergarten Wonders sight words. I laminate one for each student and let them keep it at their desk as a study tool. They may use dry erase marker to cross out or circle ones they need help with! :)This could also be used with Pre-K students as enrichment and 1st grade students as review!