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Mystery Words: Digraphs (for phonemic awareness & working memory)

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Directions: 1. 👀 Look at the slide.You will see pictures (like a turtle, octopus, pig). 2. 🔊 Say the beginning sound of each picture in your head.igloo→ /i/ turtle → /t/ 3. 🧠 Hold the sounds in your brain.🚫 No writing it down! 4. 🔗 Blend the sounds together.Put the sounds together smoothly: /i/ - /t/ = it 5. 🎉 Say the mystery word!WHY DO THIS?Builds Working MemoryImprove working memoryBlend faster, more efficientlyStrengthens Phonemic AwarenessBlend faster based on sound awarenessStrengthe

K - 3rd

Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Science of Reading, Spelling

CCSS

RF.1.2b

, RF.1.2c

, RF.2.3

Mystery Words: CCVC Beginning Blends (for phonemic awareness & working memory)

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Mrs. Jackson's Reading Room

Directions: 1. 👀 Look at the slide.You will see pictures (like a turtle, octopus, pig). 2. 🔊 Say the beginning sound of each picture in your head.turtle → /t/ octopus → /o/ pig → /p/ 3. 🧠 Hold the sounds in your brain.🚫 No writing it down! 4. 🔗 Blend the sounds together.Put the sounds together smoothly: /t/ - /o/ - /p/ = top 5. 🎉 Say the mystery word!WHY DO THIS?Builds Working MemoryImprove working memoryBlend faster, more efficientlyStrengthens Phonemic AwarenessBlend faster based on soun

K - 3rd

Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading

CCSS

RF.K.2b

, RF.K.2d

, RF.1.2b

Circle-Time/Classroom Educational Song Posters

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Courtney's Creative Curriculum Daily

This purchase includes 4 amazing posters to hang in your classroom or to use during classroom circle time. Great for all ages, toddler through school age. The 4 Posters include educational songs including The Weather Song, The Turtle Song, The Color Song and Dinosaur Counting. The posters will help children learn their colors, weather, and counting ! I use these songs during my morning circle every morning, the class loves the fun pictures on the posters!

PreK - 5th

Music

Clinical Interview - Teddy Bears

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The Knowledge Turtle

A clinical interview generally consists of open-ended tasks for a student to solve. The interviewer hypothesizes how the student will respond, but often maintains a flexible questioning structure to explore alternative hypotheses about the student's thinking (Heng & Sudarshan, 2013).

PreK - 4th