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In this Google Slide presentation, students are asked to name the picture shown on each slide. They then identify the beginning sound of the picture, and then circle the letter that matches the sound. Teachers have two format options to choose from: Option 1: Letters are presented in sequential order, each slide having three letters to choose from. Both upper and lowercase letters are used. Option 2: Letters are presented in random order, starting with the most commonly used letters. This time

In this animated Google Slide presentation, students have plenty of opportunities to practice decoding CVC words. The words are grouped into s hort medial a, medial e, medial i, medial o, and medial u words. Please click on Slideshow in the upper-right hand corner to access the animation. 1. Click to make the flower appear under the first letter. Students make the sound of the first letter. 2. Repeat with the 2nd and 3rd letters. 3. After clicking to make the flower appear under the 3rd let

In this animated Google Slide presentation, students have plenty of opportunities to practice decoding nonsense CVC words. The words are grouped into s hort medial a, medial e, medial i, medial o, and medial u words. Please click on Slideshow in the upper-right hand corner to access the animation. 1. Click to make the car appear under the first letter. Students make the sound of the first letter. Then click again to make the car disappear. 2. Repeat with the 2nd and 3rd letters. 3. After cli

This Google Slide lesson is a resource that teachers can use to quickly practice reading and spelling CVC words with the short /u/ sound. The first part of the lesson is practicing decoding CVC /u/ words by sounding out each letter, and then blending all the sounds to read the whole word. In the second part of the lesson, students have to unscramble the three letters given to correctly spell the CVC /u/ word shown. Students can write directly onto the screen if the teacher is using some sort of

This Google Slide lesson is a resource that teachers can use to quickly practice reading and spelling CVC words with the short /o/ sound. The first part of the lesson is practicing decoding CVC /o/ words by sounding out each letter, and then blending all the sounds to read the whole word. In the second part of the lesson, students have to unscramble the three letters given to correctly spell the CVC /o/ word shown. Students can write directly onto the screen if the teacher is using some sort of

This Google Slide lesson is a resource that teachers can use to quickly practice reading and spelling CVC words with the short /i/ sound. The first part of the lesson is practicing decoding CVC /i/ words by sounding out each letter, and then blending all the sounds to read the whole word. In the second part of the lesson, students have to unscramble the three letters given to correctly spell the CVC /i/ word shown. Students can write directly onto the screen if the teacher is using some sort of

This Google Slide lesson is a resource that teachers can use to quickly practice reading and spelling CVC words with the short /e/ sound. The first part of the lesson is practicing decoding CVC /e/ words by sounding out each letter, and then blending all the sounds to read the whole word. In the second part of the lesson, students have to unscramble the three letters given to correctly spell the CVC /e/ word shown. Students can write directly onto the screen if the teacher is using some sort of

This Google Slide lesson is a resource that teachers can use to quickly practice reading and spelling CVC words with the short /a/ sound. The first part of the lesson is practicing decoding CVC /a/ words by sounding out each letter, and then blending all the sounds to read the whole word. In the second part of the lesson, students have to unscramble the three letters given to correctly spell the CVC /a/ word shown. Students can write directly onto the screen if the teacher is using some sort of

This Google Slide presentation can be used as flash cards to practice letter naming and sound fluency. First say the letter name, then say the picture name, and finally say the beginning/letter sound. For example, Aa, apple, /a/. In this presentation, the letters are arranged in random order. After you purchase and download your own copy of the presentation, you can rearrange the letters in the order you prefer.

This Google Slide presentation has pictures of sets from 1-10 for students to practice counting. The first half of the slides have sets on ten frames. The second half of the slides have sets without ten frames. The sets are arranged in ascending order, but teachers are free to rearrange the slides in the order that best fits their instruction.

This Google Slides activity can be used as a Math warm-up/retrieval practice. Each slide shows two sets within 10 and students use their number knowledge and observation skills to explain and/or discuss how the two sets are the same and how they are different. At the end of the Same and Different slides is an optional follow-up activity. Each slide shows a set of objects on a ten frame and students have to count and then show the same number of counters on their own ten-frame (provided by teach

Each slide in this lesson has 3 pictures that begin with the same letter. Students name the the pictures and distinguish the beginning sound and what letter it starts with. Teacher clicks to reveal the letter. The slides are arranged in random order so students cannot predict the letter. After purchasing and downloading a copy, teachers can rearrange the slides in the order that works for their instruction.

This is a quick and easy retrieval activity. Show students a letter for a few seconds, then hide the image. Students have to recreate the letter or word from memory using various materials: dry erase boards, Wikki sticks, play dough, pipe cleaners, etc.