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Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder
Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder
Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder
Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder
Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder
Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder
Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder
Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder
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Description

These Reading Rotation Task Cards in PDF format are clear, colourful and appropriately illustrated to assist you in making your own Junior Reading Taskboard (year 0 to 3).

While the illustrations add interest, colour and life to a taskboard, they also provide our youngest of learners the visual cues needed to really get your classroom reading rotations running smoothly.

You might like to use these task cards to jazz up your existing taskboard or to create a new one using your classroom whiteboard, wall space or source plastic sign card or board made of polyprop plastic. Once you’ve decided what to attach your cards to, all you need to do is print out the files (you might not want all of the pages in the file, so select before printing), laminate, cut out and attach to your taskboard using Velcro (or adhesive magnetic tape if you’re using your whiteboard).

This is a fantastic investment for your classroom organisation and management.

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Junior Reading Task Cards for Downunder

Rated 5 out of 5, based on 2 reviews
5.0 (2 ratings)
The Inspired Kiwi
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$5.50

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K - 3rd
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25

Description

These Reading Rotation Task Cards in PDF format are clear, colourful and appropriately illustrated to assist you in making your own Junior Reading Taskboard (year 0 to 3).

While the illustrations add interest, colour and life to a taskboard, they also provide our youngest of learners the visual cues needed to really get your classroom reading rotations running smoothly.

You might like to use these task cards to jazz up your existing taskboard or to create a new one using your classroom whiteboard, wall space or source plastic sign card or board made of polyprop plastic. Once you’ve decided what to attach your cards to, all you need to do is print out the files (you might not want all of the pages in the file, so select before printing), laminate, cut out and attach to your taskboard using Velcro (or adhesive magnetic tape if you’re using your whiteboard).

This is a fantastic investment for your classroom organisation and management.

Related Products:Junior Writing Task Cards NZ /AU

Junior Maths Task Cards NZ /AU
Report this resource to TPT
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Rated 5 out of 5, based on 2 reviews
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Rated 5 out of 5
August 24, 2023
This saved a lot of time as student could check what they are supposed to doing without asking numerous questions.
Bronwyn P.
1 review
Grades taught: PreK, K, 1st, 2nd
Rated 5 out of 5
February 9, 2018
Love these for my visual task board.
Nicole J.
92 reviews

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