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Free 6 Beginning Blends Activities & Beginning Consonant Blends Worksheets

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Check out these FREE Beginning Consonant Blend Worksheets and Activities that align with the Science of Reading! Use the six multi-level initial blend activities & worksheets to provide opportunities for students to learn, review, and receive extra practice. Save time! Get it NOW! ❤️ Beginning Consonant Blends WORD WORK - FREE (PRINT Letters) Click to view the same resource in Sassoon Font: Beginning Consonant Blends WORD WORK - FREE (SASSOON Font) Note: I have offered the Sassoon Font as

K - 2nd

Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading

CCSS

RF.K.2

, RF.K.3

, RF.K.3a

Also included in: Beginning Consonant Blends Worksheets & Activities | Phonics Sounds Blending K–1

Articulation Activities Parking lots Progress Monitoring Speech Therapy

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Badger State Speechy

This print AND no print articulation toy companion, speech therapy packet for early developing sounds contains 100 pages of print articulation parking lots, a 52 page digital version and 7 pages for data collection & progress monitoring. The print version is great for groups with multiple speech targets, transportation units and homework or home and summer speech programs! The digital version is on TPT's EASEL (free digital platform) and can be used on a computer or ipad and assigned to any

PreK - 2nd

Speaking & Listening

CCSS

SL.K.6

, SL.1.6

Five Listening Rules For Early Self-Advocacy Skills DHH Hearing Loss

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Listen With Lynn

This colorful handout illustrates 5 Listening Rules for teaching young children early communication skills. Included are the lyrics to the Listening Song which reinforce the rules. ✧ This resource was created for children who are deaf and hard of hearing learning spoken language but is effective for all kids. ✧ The 5 L's For Listening teach early self-advocacy skills and encourage kids to become the boss of their hearing loss.1. Listen 2. Look 3. Lips 4. Lap 5. Legs ★ ★ CHECK OUT Ti

PreK - 3rd

Imagery & Sensory Language - An Easel Activity

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Sally G's

Are you looking for a dynamic resource that solidifies students’ understanding of imagery, literal, figurative, non-literal language, and poetry? This Easel activity is for you! Using the lyrics from a song, students get opportunities to identify senses, try their hand at using sensory language, distinguish between literal and non-literal language, then for fun see what happens when non-literal language is taken literally. Features: ♪ Interactive Activities ♪ Opportunities to analyze, define an

1st - 3rd

Poetry, Vocabulary, Writing

CCSS

RL.1.4

, RL.1.10

, RL.2.4