Are you looking for resources for fun and effective ways of teaching sight words? Check out this post, the first in a 3-part series looking at engaging and interactive ways to teach sight words!
My youngest son will be in Kindergarten next year and, this Summer, we have been begun working on memorizing his Popcorn Words! Check out these Printable Popcorn Sight Words for your young readers. Printable Popcorn Sight Words Free Printables Whether you're a teacher getting ready to introduce Popcorn Words to your students or
We are reading them. We are writing them. We are rolling them. Building them. Spelling them. Playing games with them. Anything and everything we can do to learn our popcorn words! Popcorn words are another name
Sold by Create your own from scratch Shape: Classic Round Stickers Create custom stickers for every occasion! From special mailings and scrapbooking to kids’ activities and DIY projects, you’ll find these stickers are great for so many uses. Add your own designs, patterns, text, and pictures! Dimensions: Available in 2 sizes: Large: 3" diameter, 6 stickers per sheet Small: 1.5" diameter, 20 stickers per sheet Printed on white acid-free paper Vibrant full-color, full-bleed printing Scratch-resistant front, easy peel-and-stick back Available in a matte or glossy finish Choose between 7 different shapes
Use this Popcorn Blends Match-Up so students can practice blending together individual sounds within words in a hands-on way!
Take a break from the normal routine and curriculum and have fun with a day filled with bubble gum! My students aren't allowed to have gum in school, so a day of learning that involves gum gets the kids SO excited they would never know they're actually learning! Included are TONS of reading, math, and writing activities. Feel free to do all one one day or break it up throughout the week! Can be adapted for all grades! Included: Page 3: Class Graph- “Can You Blow a Bubble?” (To be displayed in classroom) Page 4: Survey & Tally - Favorite Gum (Teacher- buy four different types or flavors of gum for students to try for this activity) Page 5: Graph Class Favorites Page 6: Bubble Blowing Measurement Page 7: Compare & Contrast Venn Diagram Page 8: Describe Gum Using 5 Senses Page 9: Bubble Gum Simile Writing Page 10: Noun, Adjective, Verb Sorting Words Page 11: Noun, Adjective, Verb Sort Page 12: Opinion Writing Brainstorming: “Do You Think Gum Should Be Allowed in Schools?” Page 13: Opinion Prewriting Page 14: Opinion Final Copy Page 15: How To Writing Brainstorming: “How To Blow A Bubble” Page 16: How To Final Copy Page 17: Look at Me Blowing a Bubble Craft Teacher Directions Page 18: Look at Me Blowing a Bubble Craft Page 19: History of Chewing Gum Reading Page 20: History of Chewing Gum Comprehension Questions Page 21: Comprehension Questions Answer Key Page 22-23: Terms of Use and Credit Pages Click PREVIEW to see it all! :) Grab a FREEBIE sample of an activity that is included Please check it out HERE You might also like Popcorn Fun
Get ready for December with these FUN writing activities. Students will practice their how to writing with this awesome resource. This product includes: How to Wrap a Gift Sequencing Writing Activity For Christmas, I Would Love... For Christmas, I Could Give Others.... How to Wrap a Gift Craft Gift Craft Gift Word Search Looking for more procedural writing? How to Make Tacos How To Make Popcorn Creating4 the Classroom Follow my store: Keyla Kuehler | Life of a Teaching Mama
Choose a name, favorite quote or bible verse! Choose from a flat textured background with textured letters, or all over popcorn textured. some ideas: - The (last name): popular for wedding/newly wed/ house warming gifts - (first name) : popular for baby shower gifts/baby room - for I am yours and you are mine - come as your are - It is well - It is well with my soul - It was always you - I would find you in any lifetime - it was us since day one - it’s not that serious - Stay a while - Happy to be here - Dream big little one - Adventure awaits you - Meet me at midnight - Lucky us - wreck em - roll tide - sic em - hook em *letters are subject to availability & will be the font featured in the pictures* *if another font is desired, available for extra charge*
These (Editable) Popcorn Theme Sight Word Cards are a great way to practice high frequency words in the classroom and at home! What a fun and easy way to learn high frequency words by heart! You can use them as flash cards, for literacy centers and much more!High Frequency Word List IncludedLooking ...
To help my son get motivated to memorize his sight words we made a popcorn bucket to fill with the words he passes off. He was done so wel...
The 100 Hour Quiet Book: A detailed look at the quiet book I made my son for Christmas, complete with references of where to find each page's pattern!
Teaching popcorn words in kindergarten are essential for the students to learn and use. These super fun popcorn words kindergarten printable pack will be a hit! Download a bonus sight word poster sheet too!
Popcorn Words Word Wall (in two sizes) based on the Dolch word list with other high frequency words included. Please open the preview for a full list of the words used. Alphabet boxes and EDITABLE popcorn boxes and cards (in two sizes) are included. The text automatically resizes in the text boxes. This zipped file contains: • 150 Popcorn Words PDF - 3 words per page Approximately 6” wide. • 150 Popcorn Words PDF – 2 words per page Approximately 5” wide. • 12 Blank Editable Popcorn cards in two sizes (in a Microsoft Power Point) set in Comic Sans Font, and can easily be changed to your preferred font. Instructions for editing the cards. • One full letter size page Popcorn Box “Popcorn Words’. • 26 half page size Popcorn Boxes featuring the letters of the alphabet (easier for students to find the words if they are displayed in alphabetical order) • Small Popcorn boxes in an editable Power Point in small size • Small Popcorn boxes in an editable Power Point in large size Please see the preview pages for more information and a complete list of the words used. The font used in the editable headers and cards is Comic Sans MS The font used in the prepared word cards is: CLCDoYourBest. You can find it on TPT at this link The Popcorn Words and Popcorn Clipart are Copyright CC BY-NC-ND - Not for Commercial Use. Thank you for looking!
Children's Christian Church Materials For Lessons, Songs, Poetry, Greatest Possibilities, Fun, and Serious, Toddlers, Inbetweens, Tweens,
Sold by Create your own from scratch Shape: Classic Round Stickers Create custom stickers for every occasion! From special mailings and scrapbooking to kids’ activities and DIY projects, you’ll find these stickers are great for so many uses. Add your own designs, patterns, text, and pictures! Dimensions: Available in 2 sizes: Large: 3" diameter, 6 stickers per sheet Small: 1.5" diameter, 20 stickers per sheet Printed on white acid-free paper Vibrant full-color, full-bleed printing Scratch-resistant front, easy peel-and-stick back Available in a matte or glossy finish Choose between 7 different shapes
Luke has been getting anxious watching me make preparations for the upcoming year. He is much more excited about the things I am making for third grade (now that he is in first) than he ever was when I was making 7th grade math things. Pre-algebra doesn't have the same cuteness factor I suppose. LOL! Not wanting to leave him out, I printed out these popcorn sight words on yellow card stock and made a fun game to practice his sight words. We cut them up and put them in a sand bucket because we couldn't find the popcorn container that I had bought last year at Target (it is probably in someone's toy box). You put the cards in and then take turns pulling them out and reading the word - BUT... if you pull out the POP you have to put all of your cards back in the bucket. We set a timer on my iphone to determine the winner. He loved it! I had forgotten that I had made this game awhile ago hoping to play it with him, but I was glad I found it because now my wheels are spinning with ways that I could change it up for third graders. * Multiplication *Addition/Subtraction Review Any other thoughts or ideas?
Well I am home again. This time my youngest daughter is sick. We seem to be spreading this lovely stuff over weeks and months. Anyway, sh...
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Grab this free popcorn party incentive for your classroom. Collect all the letters in the word popcorn, and then throw a party!
This easy caramel corn recipe is sure to be a crowd pleaser. The no fail recipe ensures a sweet and crunchy caramel corn with just the right texture.
Think of a trip to cinema, what do you see? People waiting to get the tickets, big screen, dark and most importantly - popcorn! But what about gourmet popcorn? If you haven't noticed yet, popcorn
Individual Movie box perfect as a gift, for movie night or for a sleepover. Contains - Bag of Sweets (choose from mixed, Fizzy or Non Fizzy) - Chocolate Mix Bag - Popcorn ( Toffee, Sweet or Sweet & Salt) - Popcorn Holder -Personalised Box Please be clear about what wording you want on your box and colour of vinyl.
I'm a girl who likes challenges, and this recipe was definitely a challenge! Kids LOVE finger food! For this special kids week, I wanted to find a tofu "nuggets" recipe that tasted almost like chick'n. I was looking for the best breaded tofu recipe so.
Sight Words Center: Popcorn Word Building {EDITABLE PDF} About this book: This book contains an editable sight word spelling activity intended for use in centers and small groups with children in Preschool, Kindergarten (Prep) and First Grade. This packet includes a center label that can be printed and placed on the front of your storage device. Also included are “I can” center instructions to help children remember what to do. I have included a recording page to keep track of each child’s work. Once you have edited the file, (see instructions below for help with this) print the pages you wish to use, laminate them for durability and cut out the boxes and popcorn letters. Directions for editing: 1. Please make sure you have the latest version of Adobe Reader installed on your computer. You can get it here: https://get.adobe.com/reader/ 2. If the font isn’t displaying correctly, you will need to download it from here: https://bit.ly/2FXT2sz. It is free for personal use. 3. Simply type one word on the editable field on each box and one letter on each popcorn flake. Happy Teaching :) Please click here to view my other EDITABLE sight word activities! Follow me on Facebook for exclusive freebies and giveaways! Follow me on Pinterest Visit my blog