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This is a great game to practice adding up basic addition facts. They roll the dice, add up the number, and then use a dry erase marker to cover the tooth that has the number that matches their sum! Once their cavities are filled, you can make it even more fun by having their eraser a tooth brush :)

Please enjoy the unscramble bundle I have put together. These are great for independent word work, or working together during phonics instruction. The kids have so much fun trying to crack the code and figure out the hidden word! I will be adding more as I make some for my own classroom, feel free to contact me with any requests, too!

These are for kindergarten kiddos or kids who don't have a lot of decodable skills yet. I wanted a solution to my kids being overwhelmed and bored during silent reading time when they didn't exactly know how to read yet. I cut these, laminate them, and put them in order on a binder clip. I then pre-teach them how they are used and what the heart means on the "e" in the. Hope they help!

These are great for independent word work, or working together during phonics instruction. The kids have so much fun trying to crack the code and figure out the hidden word!

These are great for independent word work, or working together during phonics instruction. The kids have so much fun trying to crack the code and figure out the hidden word!

Easy no prep sight word sheets that can be put in dry erase pockets or printed in a packet! All that is needed is some dice.

Opening Day is almost here! Get your class excited for this baseball season by coming up with their own baseball team!

These are great for independent word work, or working together during phonics instruction. The kids have so much fun trying to crack the code and figure out the hidden word!

These are great for independent word work, or working together during phonics instruction. The kids have so much fun trying to crack the code and figure out the hidden word!

These are great for independent word work, or working together during phonics instruction. The kids have so much fun trying to crack the code and figure out the hidden word!

These are great for independent word work, or working together during phonics instruction. The kids have so much fun trying to crack the code and figure out the hidden word!

This word work is perfect for Opening Day! Have your student sound out and color words with the oo sound. Then they can use the word bank to complete easy to read sentences!

If you use Math Expressions this packet is a great supplemental tool to see if they truly understand number partners!

This is a fun way to get kids excited to decode. Backwards decoding can help you identify any letter sound errors the kids make, it also gets their brain ready to read! I am from upper Wisconsin so we don't always say pull, fall, wall, and full phonetically so I put a reminder in there for my students. That is why some are "disguised" :D

Great independent work sheet that works on decoding with silent e! Have them read the sentence and then draw a detailed picture that goes with what they read. Please help keep my resources free by submitting a review!

These are great for independent word work, or working together during phonics instruction. The kids have so much fun trying to crack the code and figure out the hidden word!

This is such a fun game to play with whiteboards and dry erase markers. They have to try to guess what word they are decoding. Please leave a review if you decide to download so I can continue to put out resources! *** All graphics are from CANVA

This worksheet helps them use the count on or count backward strategies for math sums under 20

This packet is great for collaboration and collecting data independently! They cut out and use the question they want. They then tally the answers given from their classmates. Once they have all of their data, organize it on their own chart!

Have students add their own drawings of things that start with the letter sound "w" or "y." This is a fun way for them to think about their w and y sounds.