Do your kids love the memory game? Mine do! We have a superhero version and a princess version. Here’s a printable version of the memory game that will teach letter recognition and sounds! Three Ways to Play Letter Sounds Memory Game – Turn the cards face over. Each player will turn over two cards. If […]

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At this point in our month of alphabet printables, we've shared our new favorite alphabet flash cards, but today' we're going to expand on that set a bit with

Blends Worksheets and Activities - SL *** Australian and American spelling *** Please note: This unit is included in my Blends BUNDLE. Please do not purchase this unit if you already own the bundle! Please download the FREE BL Beginning Blend unit to get a better idea of what to expect from my beginning blends units! About this book: This book contains a collection of worksheets, games and activities intended for use with children in Kindergarten (Prep) and Grade 1 to help them learn the sl- beginning blend. They can be used with the whole class, in centers and small groups, as early finisher work or as homework. The worksheets, games and activities vary in tasks and degree of difficulty to allow children with different learning styles to add to their strengths and develop their weaknesses. Directions for use: Following is an outline of the resources included in this unit: 1. Beginning blend poster 2. Beginning blend word wall 3. Beginning blend word building mat 4. Beginning blend Bingo game 5. I Have, Who Has? beginning blend game 6. Beginning blend write and wipe cards 7. Beginning blend word flip book 8. Beginning blend writing book 9. My book of Blends 10. Beginning blend reading strips 11. Beginning blend reading comprehension page 12. Beginning blend picture scrambles 13. Beginning blend worksheets A. Build a Word B. Make a match C. Make a match 2 D. Read, Match, Write E. Color It F. Missing Words Happy Teaching :) Follow me on Facebook for exclusive freebies and giveaways! Follow me on Pinterest Visit my blog Beginning Blends | Blends | Blends No Prep | Blends Word Work | Blends Phonics | Blends Cut and Paste | Blends Worksheets | Blends Activities | Blends Printables | Blends Homework | Word Blends Posters | Blends Lessons | Blends reading comprehension | Blends books | Blends bundle | Beginning Blend sl |

Celtic font are Single Line Font. Any this SL font do not have any outline at all. It is for use in machinery such as engravers, Silhouette, Cricut, Glowforge, Shaper Origin, AxiDraw and similar machines. A dressy irish font style for invitations, letters, cards, engraving, signs, and other projects. WHAT'S INCLUDED This listing contains the following instant download: ✩ 1 TTF single line fonts ✩ 1 SVG files (includes full single line font alphabet) This is single line font, also called stick fonts or single stroke fonts, one line fonts, sketch pen fonts, engraving fonts or journaling fonts. They are for use in machinery such as engravers, plotters, Glowforge, Silhouette, Cricut (Cricut Pen), and similar machines. https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtPalmaStd ******************************** HOW TO DOWNLOAD FILES E-MAIL. Files will be available for download immediately after payment is completed. You will receive an e-mail after purchase and completed payment from Etsy, sent to the e-mail address listed with your Etsy account. You will receive a link which will allow you to download. ETSY. To access your digital file from the Etsy home page, go to You > Purchases and reviews to view your order. To the right of the order, click Download Files. ******************************** PLEASE NOTE - No physical item will be delivered - There are no refunds on digital downloads! But write me your problem, I will help. - Use single line font for both PERSONAL and COMMERCIAL purposes. A small business license is included in this listing. YOU MAY NOT - Resell our files in any digital format, either singly or as part of a collection! - Share, distribute or sell this file or any part of this file in any way. Please do not copy my designs! I spent a lot of time and effort to come up with this design. Let's follow the rules and create beauty together for our family and friends. Thanks for stopping by!

1-2-3 Come Make An Alphabet Paperclip Pal With Me One summer I was attaching an upper & lowercase letter bookmark to my open house packet. As I slipped the paperclip over the bookmark, I saw the possibilities of children sliding the paperclip across the bookmark to "frame" a particular set of letters. Thus, 14 years ago, the Paperclip Alphabet Pal was born. I have since updated "Willie the Worm", and designed 37 Paperclip Pals for my latest alphabet packet. I hope your kiddos have as much fun with their alpha-pal bookmarks, as I did designing the assortment. They are a super-fun way for your kiddos to practice recognizing upper and lowercase letters. Choose a pal that fits your needs or theme. Run it off on construction paper or card stock and trim. Students add some color with crayons or markers. For some of the pals they also cut and glue. Pass out large paperclips. Students attach it to their "bookmark". Play “I Spy" with them by calling out a letter. Children manipulate the paperclip, sliding it over the letters ’til they find the appropriate one. The upper and lowercase letters should be peeking through the “window” of the paperclip. Paperclip Alphabet Pals are a quick, easy and interesting way to whole group assess as well. After a letter is called and found, students raise their bookmark in the air. You can see at a glance who is having difficulty. I’ve included a recording sheet for this, as well as an assessment. Later, you can work one-on-one with struggling students to individually assess all of the letters, pinpointing specific problems. Children can also partner up and play the I Spy game together. By having made notes with the whole group game, you can now put a stronger child together with a struggling one. Use the Paperclip Pal for spelling too. Little ones can practice spelling their names, while older students can practice a spelling list with a partner. Manipulating a paperclip by pinching and moving it, provides good practice to help strengthen finger muscles, which will improve coordination and dexterity so important for pre-writing. There are 37 Paperclip Alphabet Pals to choose from. You can run them off and give students a choice, or choose one that’s appropriate for a particular season or theme. They come in full color as well as black and white. I made colorful ones, so that you can give them as a little gift for the first day of school. These can be laminated then trimmed. Later, pick something different, and have children make one of their own. There’s also an assortment for Halloween and Valentine’s Day, so that you can pass them out as gifts or prizes to celebrate those holidays, plus an elf-themed one you can give as a special surprise, if you do Elf on a Shelf activities. I’ve also included a blank one so that children can design their own, or have them glue their school photo at the top to make a special keepsake. For additional practice, students can make an extra one to keep at home . I’ve included a note home explaining this, as well as a recording sheet, plus a classroom chart and certificate of praise. Ten worksheets also provide additional practice. The tongue-twisting, Paperclip Alphabet Pal Packet, is a whopping 86-pages long and just $3.95 in my TpT shop. Click on the link to pop on over. As always, I have a FREEBIE for you from the packet. Besides practicing letters with a Paperclip Bookmark Pal, I also designed two "Color me" alphabet mats. You can use these as homework, anchor charts, student-made posters, table top worksheets, something for early finishers, or a tool for individually & whole group assessing. Play an "I Spy" game with them and have students cover the called out letter with a paperclip; or run them off and tuck them in your sub folder. Click on the link to grab a copy. That's it for now. Thanks for stopping by. It's really hot today (pushing 90) so I think I'll stay put and chill in the comfort of my air conditioned office, "playing" with my school supplies designing more fun stuff, as I listen to the relaxing sounds of the surf. "Summer has filled her veins with light and her heart is washed with noon." - C. Day Lewis

From the time they're very small, most young children love to build things.

Make this simple DIY colored salt for children to enjoy hours of sensory play. Colored salt is great for sensory activities and crafts.

Today’s download are the hand signs that are used to spell out individual letters of the ASL (American Sign Language) alphabet or manual alphabet, as it is also known. Signing of these letter…

For our Letter Craft we did VOLCANO!This one was particularly fun because they were able to create their own lava using their color pastels.Give it a try!Things you need:Brown construction paperRed…

This free crochet alphabet has unlimited uses! And now there are coordinating lowercase letters, numbers, punctuation and more - get them all on Moogly!

Make learning about letters and the alphabet fun for preschoolers with this awesome book-inspired Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Craft. This bright and colorful chicka boom boom inspired craft is a simple and easy alphabet activity

The Korean alphabet is often said to be one of the easiest to learn. Here’s how easy it can be to learn the Korean alphabet and master Korean writing.

This "Kaboom!" preschool alphabet game is so simple, costs almost nothing to make, and it can be adapted to learn practically anything.

If you have been following me for a while, you will know that I LOVE teaching young ones how to read, and the alphabet is where it all starts! Truly one

This Letter Sound Matching Game is great for children in Prep to year 2 learning to distinguish the common initial sounds of the alphabet.

Before learning to write the alphabet, begin with learning the different types of lines. Included in this flashcards are standing line (vertical line), sleeping line (horizontal line), slanting line (diagonal), zigzag and curved line. Click image to see full size before saving. Teacher Fun Files is a website that provides FREE educational resources to help learners, parents and teachers all around the world in learning and teaching pre-school and grade school concepts. Posters, flashcards, English reading materials and worksheets are available and great for blended learning (online class, classroom-based and homeschooling). However, these materials are NOT for COMMERCIAL USE. Images are either made or under creative commons. If any of the images are offensive or under any copyright, message us to get it removed. Thank you for visiting Teacher Fun Files.

This Slater and the Slug SL Phonics Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for students to build their reading comprehension and phonics skills. By reading words featuring the SL sound, students will be able to improve their overall reading ability. Slater and the Slug SL Phonics Stories Reading Comprehension Worksheet

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About the set : Serbian spring prepositions building sentences is designed for Serbian language learners. This set includes: -30 building sentences mats -answer keys The aim of the set to help your students master Serbian prepositions Instructions: Simply cut out the mats, laminate them and prepare your dry erase markers. .1. Look at the picture and mark the correct preposition 2.Read the preposition and mark the correct noun case 3.Copy the sentence on the line

As someone who is interested in both graffiti and tattoos, fonts and lettering play a massive part in these two things. This lead to several font/ alphabet experiments in several styles, some of which blurred the boundary between graffiti and tattoos. I like the use of lettering within artwork. I feel the use of few words with imagery gives a powerful starting point in understanding its meaning. Language itself is something I find very interesting too, how you can never fully translate a piece of writing and perfectly express its intentions. I enjoy using letters as pieces of art.

Materials Needed: * An Old Magazine * A Piece of Paper * Scissors * Glue Stick *Pencil My 2 1/2 year old is learning her letters. She knows most of them, but she has been struggling with a couple. She tends to call a “G” a “C,” so I decided to focus on that letter...Read More