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This is a fun and engaging game for your students to play to learn 120 Power, snap, sight words. The words are based off of ARC reading program and can be used in a variety of ways. You can cut them up and laminate them as task cards/boxes. You can keep them whole and laminate them for a center activity. Also great for morning work, early finishers, or a quick impromptu practice or warm up. The students read the word to their partner and fill in the circle trying to win the game of tic-tac-toe.

Key Chain sized Token Chart/ Token Economy Board positive reinforcement system themed in Superhero, Cars, Camping, and Pac-Man. Social emotion Learning system to help Special Education students with behaviors recognizing better choices. Simple token chart/ Work for board for students. This is the perfect size to hole punch and attach to a lanyard or fanny pack key ring. I simply attached soft velcro over the magnifying glass and on the back. Then the rough side to the bugs. Each time the studen

Task cards are my personal favorite for literacy center time. It allows the students to work on individualized skills. My students also absolutely love them. In this task box the students will write the L blend that matches and picture and the rest of the word. I then have my students read the words on Flip grid. When printed on card stock and laminated the cards will last for years and help students with the L blends. Blends included: cl bl pl sl fl gl

Task cards are a grate activity that is easily differentiated for literacy centers. This last school year I found myself struggling to keep up with meeting the needs of all my readers in first grade. I had students who couldn't write their names and students reading 5th and 6th grade chapter books. This task box is to help students work on recognizing their vowel sounds and making CVC words. The task box allows for your students to either write on the lines provided with the specialized font or

Task cards are a fantastic literacy center solution. My students loved them last year and it made a huge difference in meeting my students needs. The lessons in the task boxes create differentiated lessons to help students with those skills they need to practice. This task box helps students with the many R blends that students need to use and practice in reading and writing.

Task cards are a great way to give students differentiated instruction curing literacy centers. After struggling to meet the needs of my wide variety of 1st graders. this task box gives students a variety of blends and allows them to circle the blend that matches the picture. Blends in this task box include: cl cr fl fr gl gr br bl sn sm sk sc st pl pr

Task boxes are great for our ever diversifying classes. This specific task box set includes two sets of cards to help students work on the silent e concept. The first set has then circling the word that matches the picture. This helps the students understand the change to the vowel sound the silent e makes. The second box is more difficult. The students will finish the word for the picture given. The initial sound is given and there is space to students to use a skinny dry erase marker to comple

Ice cream is fun and easy for students to match upper and lower case letters. Just print laminate and add velcro dots keep it in a photo keeper bin for easy keeping and practice in the classroom.

Print,laminate and add velcro. Then keep in task bins for students to practice during free time, centers, or literacy time.

This is made to be printed, laminated, and then used as a task card to help students with letter formation and recognition.

This is made to be printed and laminated then used in a task box during free time, centers, or literacy/ writing time to help students with letter formation

These are made to be printed and then laminated and used to help with one-to-one correspondence and with number recognition and formation.