Literacy

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Kirsty Farrugia

the letters and numbers are arranged in triangle shapes to spell out their opposite words,

Scrambled Words - CVC Spelling Literacy Center

a person typing on a piece of paper that says type and spell

Word Work Activities

some sort of sight word cards on a table

two printable bookmarks with words and pictures on them

WORD FAMILY LADDERS FOR KINDERGARTEN

KINDERGARTEN WORD FAMILY WORKSHEETS - freebies - word family ladders - mini readers - word pyramids - comprehension questions - digital slides - printables - worksheets - literacy - reading and writing fluency #kindergarten #fluency

a black tray with letters and pictures on it

sight word centers for the classroom to use with their writing and spelling skills, including an interactive

Word Work - Sight Words - High Frequency Words - Spelling - Phonics Centers

a wooden table topped with lots of cards and markers

The Big List of K–2 Literacy Centers

Use these Word Families Strips at your Word Work Literacy Center. Laminate this fun activity and have your first grade students use the strips with dry erase markers to make both short and long vowel word families. It comes with the following 30 word families: at, ap, an, ed, est, en, ish, in, ig, og, ot, op, un, um, ug, ake, ame, ain, eep, ee, eat, ice, ine, ite, one, oat, ose, ue, ute, une. #wordfamilies

#xmasjuly1 Word Families Writing Strips Literacy Center - Short & Long Vowels

two hands are writing letters on the same sheet

a yellow bag filled with letters and words on top of a table

30+ Washi Tape Ideas to Make Today! From Bellewood Cottage

What to make with washi tape? Here's 30+ Washi Tape Ideas for you try! Ideas for washi tape crafts, gifts, and home décor. Plus, I'm sharing some of my favorite sources for buying washi tape! #crafts #ideas #bellewoodcottage

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Sight Word Ideas

Sight words are a foundational part of your kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade students learning how to read! Your students need repetition to learn sight words, so I'm sharing my most creative and fun activities for working on this skill in the classroom! These ideas include movement, games, and more!