Phoniclicks

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I have three years of formal early childhood teaching experience in schools and three more years of 'homeschooling' my own children.

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Phonics Letter Bb (Letter of the Week) Distance Learning/Digital Activities

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Phoniclicks

Introduce your students to the letter Bb with this fun, interactive, beautifully illustrated PowerPoint presentation on the letter Bb that is absolutely prep-free and self-Checking And FUN! The letter Bb presentation covers: - A narrated story about a little boy who is bored. The words covered are: boy, ball, bear, book, birds, balloon, baby, brother -An interactive 'Dab the Uppercase letter B' game - An interactive ‘Dab the lowercase letter b” game - An interactive put the words that start wit

PreK - K

English Language Arts, Phonics & Phonological Awareness

Also included in: ABC Bundle Distance Learning(Interactive Letter Presentations with Sound)

3 Editable Interactive Dab the Letter Templates Power Point Presentation

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Phoniclicks

Dab the letter in DIGITAL form! Children practice letter recognition skills with this interactive self-checking template. All you have to do is choose which letter you want the children to find. Edit the circles that say "correct" with THAT letter. When the children click on this letter, the circle will be 'filled in with a different color', a sticker will appear for them and a voice (mine, lol), saying "Good job/ Keep it up/ Great". You can see it in the preview. In the circles that say inc

PreK - 1st

English Language Arts, Phonics & Phonological Awareness

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I have three years of formal early childhood teaching experience in schools and three more years of 'homeschooling' my own children.

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I strongly believe that learning best takes place when students are at the center of the learning experience. While in the classroom, I tried as much as possible to be a 'facilitator' and to use hands-on activities, I understand with the current pandemic things aren't as simple as before and the need to adapting to digital learning activities. At the same time, I want students to have fun! I believe that having fun and making meaning of things is central to retaining information, so instead of just putting some random phonics words together in a presentation, I strive to put the words related to the letter in an interactive and engaging story to the children.