Hi everyone, I'm finally ready to reveal my new guided reading pack and I'm so excited about it! Last year, I made it my mission to improve my guided reading
Let's discover science of reading aligned centers. You will be able to fully integrate science of reading into your literacy centers.
Adding some fun games for reading in the classroom schedule will instantly get your kids excited to read! These 5 fun reading games are...
10 decodable stories with silent e or VCe patterns for phonics instruction aligned with the science of reading (SoR)! Perfect for the first grade or second grade classroom, but images and texts are also appropriate for upper elementary students working with a special education or reading interventio...
Teach CVC words the fun way with 5 easy and engaging activities. Get ready to watch your young learners blossom into confident readers!
Shop more of The Moffatt Girls products: Click Here! This is a STRESS FREE, NO PREP option of implementing some SoR practice! This Science of Reading (SoR) aligned resource bundle is packed full of practice with the following Phonics Skills: ⭐ CVC Practice: 50 pages ⭐ CVCe Practice: 40 pages ⭐ Blends Practice: 40 pages ⭐ Digraphs Practice: 40 pages ⭐ R-Controlled Vowel Practice: 35 pages ⭐ Vowel Teams Practice: 40 pages *Please note that this is a downloaded pdf file. No physical product will be sent to you. This Science of Reading aligned resource teaches students how map words by connecting the speech sounds (phonemes) to the letters or combination of letters, (graphemes). Students will be able to orthographically map a word by identifying the sounds of the words in each picture given. Next, they will use their phonemic blending skills to decode, or sound out, the word. After that, students will graph the word by writing letters in boxes for each sound they hear. Finally, students will blend the word and write the word. How to Use this Resource: ⭐ Say it: Students begin by identifying the picture and saying the word. ⭐ Tap it: Students use their fingers to tap out the sounds that they hear in each word. ⭐ Map it: Students sound out the word, place a chip or dab the circle for each sound they hear. ⭐ Graph it: Students write the letter(s) for each sound to spell the word. Blend the word and read the word. ⭐ Write it: Students write the word on the lines, stamp the word, or build the word with magnetic letters. Overview of What Phonics Pages: CVC Set: short vowel CVC words a, e, i, o, u and mixed review CVCe Set: Long Vowel CVCe words a, i, o, u and mixed review Blends Set: L-Blends, S-Blends, R-Blends, also included: nk, ng, nt, nd, ft Digraphs Set: short vowel words: sh, th, ck, ch *blends also included with digraphs R-Controlled Vowels Set: ar, er, ir, or, ur *double consonants included, digraphs and blends Vowel Teams Set: ai, ay, ee, ea, y, ie, igh, ew, ow, This bundle includes 250 pages! NOTE: This resources is best used with small groups or one-on-one. Some of the pictures may be challenging for students to decipher. However, each pages includes an upside down key on the bottom left hand corner. ⭐More Questions?⭐ Feel free to email me at [email protected] ⭐⭐Be sure to follow the Moffatt Girls on:⭐⭐ Visit my blog at The Moffatt Girls Blog Follow me on Facebook Follow me on Instagram Join my FREE private group, The Moffatt Girls-Engage Group, to see how other teachers, parents, and homeschoolers are using and organizing Moffatt Girl Curriculum! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Implement 1st grade phonics routines in your classroom this year! Whole group SOR lessons, phonics activities, centers, and phonics freebies!
Let's discover science of reading aligned centers. You will be able to fully integrate science of reading into your literacy centers.
Adding some fun games for reading in the classroom schedule will instantly get your kids excited to read! These 5 fun reading games are...
If you’re ready to dive into a science of reading (SoR) aligned curriculum and trying to figure out how to structure your literacy block, we have recommendations for a strong science of reading classroom schedule!
Adding some fun games for reading in the classroom schedule will instantly get your kids excited to read! These 5 fun reading games are...
Implement 1st grade phonics routines in your classroom this year! Whole group SOR lessons, phonics activities, centers, and phonics freebies!
Are you new to the science of reading and wondering how to use a sound wall effectively? Learn how to set up and use your sound wall.
Decoding drills for building fluency helps students apply phonics skills when reading. Perfect warm ups and a great tracking tool, too.
Let's discover science of reading aligned centers. You will be able to fully integrate science of reading into your literacy centers.
Do you play Phonics Games in First Grade? While we have been snowed in for the past two days, I thought I would re-do some of my oldest units for some updated phonics fun! We like to play a lot of games and use hands on activities in my room. So I thought I would […]
Consonant Digraph Snap is a fun and faced paced phonics game, providing lots of practice in digraph recognition in words.
It's hard to fit it all into your schedule! Here's my 3-step process that makes it easier to create your K-2 structured literacy schedule.
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This Must Do May Do System is the HACK to your rotating reading centers! Have smooth-running groups and effective independent work time.
Recently, I have seen some debates on using centers and the Science of Reading. If you have been a teacher for a long time, centers were a HUGE part of Balanced Literacy. Recently, teachers have shifted away from balanced of literacy to research based Science of Reading. You can read my Science of Reading Post ... Read More about Centers and the Science of Reading
Unlock the secrets of reading success: blending and segmenting. Explore how these skills fuel confident readers now!
Learn about an easy routine for decoding multisyllabic words in 2nd grade text. Free tools included!
I love using Interactive Notebooks for introducing and practicing individual sight words. I also love to use them for revising a whole bunch of words after they have been introduced and practiced. Today I'd love to show you how we do that. We begin our revision with a simple cut and paste activity. Students read and color the high frequency words. They then cut and arrange the letters in order and glue to make the word under the flap. Similarly, in the next activity students read the sight word and make it by stamping (a favorite!), rainbow writing, bingo marking or any other preferred method on the left. On the right, students trace the word on the top sheet and color the word under the flap. In this colorful activity, students repeatedly write the words in the rainbow strips according to the colors on the rainbow review shape. The Sight Words Sliders are a fun way to practice saying these 'tricky' words. Students move the strip up and down, saying the new word each time. They love to have races against themselves or others :) The alphabet sort is not only great for sorting the sight words, but also great for any additional words we are learning in class. For this reason although not all letters have a sight word, the complete alphabet included is great! The Words I Know/Words to Learn pockets are great for me as an at a glance progress report. The kiddies love moving their words from Words to Learn to Words I Know too! To use this activity, students simply cut the word strips, trace and place in the pocket where they belong. (Please excuse my old photo that has word instead of words. It has been fixed, but I haven't had the chance to photograph it yet! Where does the time go?) Check out this fun learning resource!
Would you like to decorate your classroom with fun, hand-drawn anchor charts/posters? Do you simply not have the time to get them done? Well, you have come to the perfect place! I love making these engaging and appealing anchor charts. I also can draw/create any other topic you would like, just contact me directly and ask! My students absolutely love these posters and references them every day. Many of them are visual learners, so the colorful images really help them connect and remember what they have learned. This particular anchor chart is for readers/writers practicing the "bonus letter" or "floss rule". My students absolutely loved using the floss rule to help them build words and read these in passages. They loved using the anchor chart as a visual reference and had fun with the pictures/colors. **These will be copies unless asked otherwise for a custom poster. They are not laminated, and are printed on normal, anchor chart paper. I ship these out ASAP after being ordered, but please keep in mind once shipped, it is outside of my control. Therefore, if shipping does not meet your expectations, I highly encourage you to please reach out to me first, and we have always been able to work something out to make up for anything that may have occurred after I have sent your package, thanks so much!! Hope you love it :)
Find 10 FREE sight word games and activities for your students to use during literacy centers. Many of these require very little materials to make.
What does the Science of Reading research recommend? Let's explore the components of Science of Reading-aligned instruction.
Searching for a small group organization and management system that actually works? These guided math and reading rotation charts will transform your day!
Push the flashcards aside and play our favorite high frequency word game: OH SNAP!! This super fun sight word game is a great way to improve reading skills and build reading fluency.
We are doing first grade phonics now. Get ready to learn and do all of the activities I think everyone will enjoy!
The Little Minds at Work Vocabulary-Based Action Cards packet offers 750+ phonics-based realistic photo action cards. These cards can be used in multiple settings: whole-group phonics instruction, small-group phonics instruction, independent literacy center, intervention lessons, and/or at-home supplement. Use the cards to build a stronger foundation in phonics-based vocabulary words. Have students review the actions until the word is mastered in both encoding, decoding, and comprehension in context. * * * HUGE SAVINGS! GRAB THIS PACKET AS PART OF MY LITTLE MINDS AT WORK MONTHLY MYSTERY GROWING BUNDLE HERE! * 750+ REALISTIC PHOTOS ACTION CARDS INCLUDED (COLOR) WORDS INCLUDED: ABCs apple, alligator, ax, astronaut, animal, bag, baby, bear, bug, balloon, cake, cat, carrot, camel, castle, duck, dog, deer, donut, dinosaur, exit, exercise, Ed, edge, echo, fire, fan, fish, feather, feet, goat, game, gate, guitar, gas, hammer, heart, house, horse, hat, igloo, itch, insect, iguana, invitation, juggle, jam, jeep, jaguar, jellyfish, key, kite, king, kangaroo, koalas, lamp, lion, leaf, ladybug, ladder, monkey, mouse, milk, moon, map, nest, net, nail, nose, nurse, octopus, ox, otter, ostrich, office, pig, paint, popcorn, pizza, pumpkin, queen, quilt, question, quarter, quiet, robot, rainbow, ring, rose, rabbit, sun, seal, soup, sandwich, scissors, turtle, tiger, taco, table, turkey, up, under, upset, umbrella, umpire, van, vacuum, volcano, vest, violin, wagon, wave, water, window, walrus, box, six, mix, fix, wax, yawn, yarn, yogurt, yo-yo, yellow, zebra, zipper, zoo, zero, zig-zag CVC Words sat, mat, tap, sap, pat, map, pad, dad, mad, sad, sip, fit, pit, dip, tip, sit, dim, fin, fan, tin, man, pin, nap, tan, pan, pod, nod, mop, top, dot, pot, pop, cot, cop, cod, cap, cat, can, kit, kid, cup, cut, pup, fun, sun, sum, mud, nut, sick, duck, sock, dock, tack, muck, puck, pack, bat, bit, bad, bus, bib, cap, bin, bud, bag, gab, dig, dog, gum, bug, big, pig, den, pet, ten, bed, pen, men, fed, net, hut, hog, hug, ham, hen, hop, hot, hat, rag, rot, rip, rat, rug, rub, ram, run, lip, lid, led, leg, log, lab, lick, lock, wed, wig, win, wag, wet, web, jog, jet, jam, jug, job, jot, yum, yap, yes, yam, wax, fox, six, box, mix, fix, vet, van, quiz, quick, zag, zip DIGRAPHS/DOUBLE ENDINGS/BEGINNING BLENDS shed, shin, cash, fish, shot, shop, shut, bash, ship, rash, dish, thud, thin, bath, math, moth, path, thick, lock, duck, pack, neck, sick, rock, sack, tack, chop, chin, chip, chat, check, chick, rich, whiz, whack, whip, wish, wick, well, pill, hill, fill, yell, bell, shell, fell, puff, whiff, tiff, buzz, fizz, fuss, mess, chess, kiss, miss, hiss, blob, cliff, blush, click, clock, flush, floss, flash, glad, glass, slip, plug, plum, sled, block, flat, black, dress, crack, brick, frog, drip, crib, crab, brush, truck, grill, trap, grad, grass, press, trash, grab, drum, crash, drag, drill, trip, snap, snack, sniff, skull, scan, skip, snug, snag, step, stack, stop, swish, swim, spill, spin, twin CVCE WORDS tape, rake, cape, gate, cake, game, cave, mane, cane, lake, wave, vase, tame, same, name, gave, tap, can, rack, tack, take, five, bite, hive, vine, pipe, bike, hike, time, hide, nine, dime, line, lime, fire, dive, wipe, kite, kit, like, lick, pine, pin, shine, shin, hose, nose, rose, bone, home, joke, pole, mole, zone, note, cone, lobe, vote, poke, woke, dome, tote, tot, rode, rod, robe, rob, code, cod, cube, dune, tube, cute, tune, fuse, dude, mule fume, mute, June, rule, tub, cub, cut, race, mice, nice, lace, space, price, rice, dice, rage, cage, page, huge, stage, wage, sky, fly, cry, spy, fry, shy, why, dry ENDING BLENDS/R-CONTROL/SILENT SOUNDS raft, lift, gulp, told, help, fold, gift, cold, golf, yolk, melt, belt, milk, shelf, quilt, self, sand, lamp, tent, dump, vent, hand, ramp, wind, nest, mask, fist, gasp, vest, desk, cast, whisk, act, wept, swept, next, film, slept, helm, text, call, hall, wall, tall, fall, ball, small, stall, roll, bull, pull, doll, gull, full, scroll, tank, sink, honk, rink, wink, dunk, link, pink, fang, lung, wing, sing, ring, hung, king, rung, harp, star, bark, car, barn, yarn, card, park, fork, horn, cork, cord, storm, torn, thorn, corn, clerk, fern, herd, perm, perch, dirt, skirt, bird, girl, stir, squirt, shirt, whirl, hurl, surf, curl, burn, turn, hurt, curb, slurp, oar, boar, floor, soar, door, four, gourd, store, pour, chore, tore, snore, court, hare, share, chair, bear, pear, fair, square, cheer, ear, deer, gear, hear, fear, peer, knob, knife, knot, knit, knock, gnome, wrist, wrap, wrung, wreck, limp, lamb, comb, phase, phone, graph, alarm, salad, awoke, zebra VOWEL TEAMS/DIPHTHONGS day, ray, say, pay, hay, gray, play, tray, rain, sail, chain, mail, laid, grain, train, pain, steak, great, break, sleigh, weigh, eight, paid, pail, tail, rail, clay, heel, sheep, weed, reel, peek, feed, seed, beet, leak, seat, peach, read, bean, bead, meat, leaf, funny, honey, happy, jelly, key, turkey, cherry, city, moat, load, toad, loaf, boat, coat, road, goat, crow, blow, grow, mow, glow, tow, snow, low, toe, doe, hoe, show, row, bow, float, soap, cried, fried, pie, fries, spied, dried, tie, die, right, night, light, tight, sight, tied, fly, sky, bruise, juice, fruit, suit, cruise, glue, blue, clue, fuel, argue, rescue, vault, haul, sauce, pause, caught, taught, taunt launch, saw, paw, lawn, straw, yawn, draw, claw, crawl, point, foil, coin, spoil, boil, oil, soil, void, joy, boy, toy, destroy, annoy, oyster, thought, brought, cough, crown, brow, howl, town, shout, snout, sound, couch, dew, brew, blew, chew, grew, stew, flew, crew, room, noon, moon, boot, zoom, hoop, root, tooth, wood, book, hook, push, cook, foot, hood, look, bought * * * Questions? Click HERE to Instant Message me! * * * Questions? Please email me at [email protected] Q: Is this packet aligned to the Guided Phonics Curriculum Scope? A: Yes, this packet is 100% aligned to Guided Phonics Curriculum scope! Would you like to receive notifications for my newly released packets and upcoming sale? Be sure to FOLLOW ME here on TPT! **Join my private Facebook Group to join fellow Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade and Second Grade teachers that use my curriculum! Collaborate, chat and share ideas with like-minded teachers! Join the private Facebook group H E R E! Visit my blog Little Minds at Work Follow me on Facebook science of reading, SOR, guided phonics, kindergarten science of reading, first grade science of reading, second grade science of reading, Tara West science of reading
15 fun and easy fluency practice activities to get your K-1 students reading at a just-right pace, with accuracy and expression!
Back to school ideas to teach your students about sentences and their parts. This color-coded resource is perfect for K-1 literacy centers.
