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Use these digital alphabet flash cards to help you display flashcards to a whole group! There is a Google link inside the PDF where you can make your very own copy and use these flashcards however you please! There is a card for each letter of the alphabet (basic letter and sound correspondence). Each card has the upper and lowercase letter, the sound (phoneme), a picture and a keyword. Vowel sounds are colored a different color. Use this resource for review after you have taught letter/sound

Practice Compound Words with pictures and help early learners build their phonological awareness skills. Word awareness using compound words is a vital skill and often the start of the phonological journey. Young children love learning to put words together and take them apart. They are having fun while learning language skill in its simplest form. The use of pictures makes this a true phonological activity. Word segmenting, deleting and adding words to create new words is what makes this ga

This bundle includes all of my alphabet activities designed for learning formation and identification of the alphabet. These are direct and repetitive activities that use multi-sensory techniques to make learning stick. Use of same keywords throughout activities is consistent making it very easy to remember and retain information. Can be used in centers, early finishers, or just independently Use any sensory items to complete activities (manipulative) *****Recently Added: Alphabet Coloring Page

NOW INCLUDES A GOOGLE SLIDES VERSION!!!! This is everything you need to complete blending practice small group or independently for your students. Color coded for directional assistance Shows start and stop colors and arrow to signal slide and say fast. Silent e mat included. Sound tiles include all consonants, vowels, digraphs and beginning blends, vowel team, and other vowel pairs! Easy prep with directions on how to set up sound tiles. Set up how you wish

Use this deck to practice onset and rime at the phonological level with pictures. This awareness is important to begin recognizing and producing rhymes then later developing phonemic awareness to begin reading. There are 12 cards of fun pictures and will be enjoyed for practice over and over again. To use Boom Cards, you  must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards play on modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Apps are available for Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. Fo

This is a bundle with all 5 "lets spell CVC word" decks. Includes a deck for each short vowel. The boom decks are self - correcting AND you can also assign students pages to write on top of with a link inside other digital platforms. The students pages can be printed and used with magnet letters or letter tiles to spell the pictured word or just write on top with dry erase makers. Connect with me on Instagram

These Black History coloring pages are perfect for pairing with your lessons on Black History leaders that you are teaching in your classroom. Each influential leader has five coloring sheets with different options. Option 1: Coloring sheet with a short biography Option 2: Coloring sheet with a fact. Option 3: Coloring sheet with space to write one fact (lines provided) Option 4: Coloring sheet with space to write three facts ( graphic organizer) Option 5: Coloring sheet with graphic organ

Use the phoneme to grapheme multisensory mapping templates to add a visual aid to spelling (phoneme to grapheme relationship). Help students learn how to use sounds/phonemes to spell/grapheme by breaking it down one phoneme at a time. The templates have Elkonin Boxes with color coded dots below for directional assistance. They are numbered for sound/phoneme to grapheme order assistance. Students will know which phonemes to spell first bases on the order they hear the phoneme when it is spoken.

Use these fun task cards to practice letter formation in many fun ways. You can trace build and write all on paper sized to fit into task boxes. The size is convenient and the learning will be fun and effective. Tracing and saying the sound, then building with sensory and tactile input, and then saying while writing is a multi-sensory technique that will allow for stronger retention and recall. Fits into most task boxes Use any sensory materials that you wish Laminate or use for independent st

Help Practice letter identification and sound identification with these fun trace say and find task cards. -Half sheets to fit in task boxes -Letters can be traced with hand or utensil -Can use any manipulative to cover letters when found -Beautiful full color activity - Letters A to Z -Keyword picture printed on each card for visual cues

These are alphabet flashcards in a printable PDF. The alphabet flashcards come 4 per page in full color. use a thick card stock and/or laminate for durability. Each card has a the uppercase and lowercase letter, the sound pronunciation, a keyword spelled out, and a picture of the keyword. The student can practice saying the letter name, sound, or associating the keyword. Work on all of these skills or just one at a time depending on what your students may need. Use the alphabet sound chart

Use these fun sensory letter formation cards for fun letter formation activities. they can be used in small group for instruction or for guided independent practice. Handwriting and correct letter formation is often overlooked, but is such a vital skill for writing success. When students know how to form letters automatically without cognitive demands of this foundational skill, they can focus on the purpose of their writing instead. Practicing letter formation does not have to be boring! Your

This puzzle activity can be used to practice phonemic awareness of initial sounds. Help your students group the sounds together by connecting the puzzle pieces with the same beginning sound. -3 different versions -All Color in all three versions -Can be used as a magnetic or Velcro activity -Letters A to Z - Over 70 slides of options

Practice spelling short a CVC words by dragging the letters to spell the word pictured. The boom decks are self - correcting AND you can also assign students pages to write on top of with a link inside other digital platforms. The students pages can be printed and used with magnet letters or letter tiles to spell the pictured word or just write on top with dry erase makers. Connect with me on Intagram

Practice spelling short u CVC words by dragging letters to spell the word that is pictured. The boom decks are self - correcting AND you can also assign students pages to write on top of with a link inside other digital platforms. The students pages can be printed and used with magnet letters or letter tiles to spell the pictured word or just write on top with dry erase makers. Connect with me on Instagram

Practice spelling short o CVC words by dragging the letters to spell the word pictured. The boom decks are self - correcting AND you can also assign students pages to write on top of with a link inside other digital platforms. The students pages can be printed and used with magnet letters or letter tiles to spell the pictured word or just write on top with dry erase makers. Connect with me on Instagram

Practice spelling short i CVC words by dragging the letters to spell the word pictured. The boom decks are self - correcting AND you can also assign students pages to write on top of with a link inside other digital platforms. The students pages can be printed and used with magnet letters or letter tiles to spell the pictured word or just write on top with dry erase makers. Connect with me on Instagram

Use these sensory letter formation cards for fun letter formation activities. they can be used in small group for instruction or for guided independent practice. Handwriting is often overlooked, but is such a vital skill for writing success. When students know how to form letters automatically without cognitive demands of this foundational skill, they can focus on the purpose of their writing instead. Practicing letter formation does not have to be boring! Your students will have fun using wha

Practice spelling short e CVC words by dragging the letters to spell the word pictured. The boom decks are self - correcting AND you can also assign students pages to write on top of with a link inside other digital platforms. The students pages can be printed and used with magnet letters or letter tiles to spell the pictured word or just write on top with dry erase makers. Connect with me on Instagram

Use the phoneme to grapheme finger-spelling templates to add a visual aid to spelling (phoneme to grapheme relationship). Help students learn how to use sounds/phonemes to spell/grapheme by breaking it down one phoneme at a time. The templates have Elkonin Boxes with color coded dots below for directional assistance. They are numbered for sound/phoneme to grapheme order assistance. Students will know which phonemes to spell first bases on the order they hear the phoneme when it is spoken. They