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Are you looking for a great game to practice high frequency sight words with your child? Encourage your kindergarten, first and second grade students to make high frequency sight words more automatic with this fun, engaging game--Don't Get Snapped! The game includes: instructions tissue box cover to make a card holder ( you provide the box) word list 8 sets of 25 sight words (200 words total) Snap! cards a blank template The words included are: Set 1: the, I, go, on, can, is, to, like, my, me, we, so, in, it, and, up, at, see, he, do, an, no, am, a, you Set 2: all, be, went, get, had, got, , her, him, fun, play, was, come, they, are, this, look, for, will, too, as, ball, by, day, did, has Set 3: eat, or, put, mom, out, now, of, ran, then, if, jump, man, she, sit, girl, his, say, us, yes, saw, how, not, sat, read, run Set 4: after, who, about, from, than, away, them, been, back, I'm, very, because, could, have, came, big, make, any, into, there, mother, just, when, were, your Set 5: know, take, let, little, over, don't, our, what, with, three, their, where, want, today, home, down, under, much, love, two, going, here, but, that, said Set 6: soon, best, walk, great, things, school, always, easy, next, pretty, more, idea, think, often, such, until, find, family, never, same, wait, house, ask, high, last Set 7: friend, does, each, again, together, begin, goes, through, might, while, suddenly, either, special, they're, should, ready, without, thought, beautiful, probably, yourself, couldn't, themselves, you're, enough Set 8: old, near, need, different, kind, myself, being, few, someone, answer, everything, wouldn't, really, against, follow, several, slowly, plan, wanted, happen, since, better, everyone, understand, question All pages of this product are visible in the preview - check it out! You Might Also Like... Reading Longer, Big Words Strategies and Practice Mountain Woodland Animals Motivational Posters Mountain Woodland Animals Word Wall Mountain Woodland Animals Alphabet Line Remember to leave feedback to get TPT credit to use on future purchases. Go to your My Purchases page and click the Provide Feedback button. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly. Be the first to know about my new products - they're 50% off in the first 48 hours! It pays to follow me! Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Or, you can click here! Thank you! Sarah
One thing I've learned over the past few years is the importance of developing fluency with phonetic skills. Research shows that a str...
Build sight word fluency with these fun Sight Word Sentence Sorters for early learners. This bundle includes activities for the whole year!
Build sight word fluency with these fun Sight Word Sentence Sorters for early learners. This bundle includes activities for the whole year!
Want to help your students read textbooks, stories, and articles quickly and effectively? Get the FREE silent reading fluency lesson and resource.
Reading fluency is difficult for the dyslexic reader to attain because they are generally spending most of their brain power trying to decode the words on the page.
Promote and develop reading fluency and comprehension with the repeated reading strategy. Learn the purpose, procedure, and variations.
Beyond decoding to reading fluency... fluency frees us to understand what we have read and to read with accuracy and expression.
Build sight word fluency with these fun Sight Word Sentence Sorters for early learners. This bundle includes activities for the whole year!
Short A is usually the first phonics sound you teach in kindergarten and first grade so I figured it'd be a great sound to show you teaching...
If there was one skill in reading that I'd say that every one of my students is weak in it's fluency. Even my strong readers and strong comprehenders (is that a word?) aren't where they should be. They either lack expression, or they read in such short phrasing groups that their reading is choppy. We do some work on this together. As a whole class, we have poems in their daily binder and when we have a few extra minutes students orally read one of them. And, of course, we work on it during small group instruction as well. But I also want students to practice it independently since that really strengthens their skills.
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Download your complete guide to the fourth grade reading standards for both nonfiction and fiction texts. This is handy tool for guided and shared reading.
Students follow clues, find facts, and make inferences to solve each caper. These short, high-interest mysteries take place in fascinating locations that will grab your struggling reader’s attention! Each mystery is paired with an informational text to build students’ knowledge of the location where the fiction story takes place, which introduces students to multiple text types as called for in the Common Core State Standards. Comprehension questions follow each nonfiction passage and mystery story. The questions target specific reading skills including main idea, drawing conclusions, author’s purpose, context clues, text features, sequence, and much more!
Short A is usually the first phonics sound you teach in kindergarten and first grade so I figured it'd be a great sound to show you teaching...
In today's post I'll cover how to teach decoding strategies to struggling readers. I'll share some ideas for teaching decoding strategies, provide free strategy menus and cards, and discuss how we can use text-based teaching conversations to support our students.
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Here are the table of contents and some background information from my book School Help: A Teacher and Tutor G uide to Help the Older Stu...
A great program to use with struggling readers is buddy reading. Buddy reading pairs up a younger student with an older student. The older student is reading below grade level, but he is still reading at a higher level than the younger student. Setting up this program can be quick and easy with the help of your fellow teachers. Make sure to provide practice time and to allow time for older struggling readers to practice their books.
Enjoy teaching fables? With these short stories, it's easy to summarize, find a theme, explore characters, and analyze multimedia elements.
Reading skills are important at any grade level, but in third grade, the pressure to be on grade level increases. There's standardized testing, but there's also the reality that in this grade and beyond, a lack of mastery in reading impacts every subject that is taught. This five tips help improve third grade reading fluency for those students who may be lagging behind.
