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Here is an easy-to-use pack of cards for a variety of sight word games. Just print out double-sided on card stock, and you're ready to use. These are great for centers, small group or at home. This is a fun and engaging way to learn sight words. There is a variety of themes and skills for these in my store! Check it out!

This is a fun and creative way to blend words. First, have students write each phoneme in a box. Cut out the characters and slide them across the road as they sound out the words. This is great for young readers, individually or in a small group. Keep it fresh by printing out one for each holiday season. I do this in two variations. One where I write out the word, they copy, and we figure it out together. In the other variation, I give students the word, and they map it themselves, then we blend

Soft C and G are hard to learn, and this game brings a fun way to make them interesting. I developed these to make my students get excited about the concepts and recognize the combinations that make them soft. The kids play them so much, I had to share them. Now your kids can enjoy them too. I use Orton Gillingham, and these correlate well with the vocab and align with the Science of Reading. This UNO spin-off is very similar to the original game, except the student has to say the word and matc

Kids love games. My students beg for this one all the time, so I had to upload it for you to! This is a spin-off of UNO, except that it's phonics-focused as BUZZ! The extra cards keep it interesting, and instead of a number in the corner, they can either match the color or syllable type, which helps kids become more fluent with syllable types. Don't forget to print pages 2-17, front and back, on cardstock, then laminate. I hope you love this as much as my intervention students do!

Word Mapping is a powerful tool that helps children break down and decode words by understanding syllables, word parts, and spelling patterns. Students learn to recognize concepts like open and closed syllables while building stronger reading and spelling skills. Designed to support both teachers and parents, this resource provides a clear scaffold for how words are structured and what students should look for as they decode unfamiliar words with confidence.

Phonics Bee has developed a all-in-one card that includes, phoneme, sounds, motion, kid lip and rule. If you're like me, you're constantly flipping through three sets of cards. These cards are front and back and all in one. They are Science of Reading and Inspired by OG, Science of Reading and CKLA. Great for teaching phonemes in your classroom or for Homeschool families.

This is an easy Acadience based progress monitoring packet to track full class progress or individual student progress. I developed this so that I wouldn't have to look up the cut off scores each time and this motivator helps students understand their level and where they need to go. I have students use a marker to color in their progress each week and use the golden tickets to send home for support and motivation. This is a great communication piece for parents, and accountability for students.

Reading Brag Tags for pk-6th graders. The brag tags are princess, unicorn, rainbow, dinosaur, superhero and space themed. Just print on cardstock, laminate, and cut them out! Thanks so much!

Phonics Bee level 3 Summer packet is great for summer review or Homeschool Families looking for some phonics instruction. This kit covers ed-irregular words and everything in-between. Students so weekly readers for fluency and retell, engaging game base activities, and lessons on take 20 minutes a day, four days a week. There is also and spelling and writing section for each concept. The kit also includes phoneme cards developed by elementary teachers and speech teachers. The phoneme cards inclu

This is a no prep phonics BINGO for consonant le. Use this bingo in small groups to review words using consonant le. This is most appropriate for grades 2nd and 3rd but can also be used in older grades for intervention or remediation.

Alphabet Cards that are Valentine Themed to make learning letters a little more interesting. This packet includes front and back cards for five separate games. The cards are interchangeable for each game so its easy prep for the entire unit. Lots of repetition and opportunities for fun. Instructions and all materials included!

This is a lot of 6 phoneme card games for the three sounds of ed as well as the doubling rule. Directions and materials included. For best results, print cards double sided and laminate. These materials are based off the Science of Reading vocabulary and rules for OG.

Four corners is an easy interactive way to review syllable types and have students work with word samples. There is an answer guide and explications for each syllable types. Place the syllable types in each corner and place a bucket in each corner. You can print the groups in different colors if you want to make it a competition. This activity include open, closed, magic e and consonant le.

Here are some Soft C playing cards themed for St. Patricks day. They are two sided and perfect for fun ways to practice vocabulary. There are 5 game options with instructions. Have fun learning soft c!

Use this as a coding activity for grades 2nd and 3rd. This is also good for higher level enrichment or intervention. Coding consonant le by counting back three can help student determine if the word has open and closed syllables. Have student count back three from constant le, then code vowels and consonant. Have students underline any blends or diagraphs. Make sure the student marks the vowels long or short and talk about how open syllables have no consonant blocking it in, and how closed syll

These are some ready to go Reading Construction Themed Book marks! Print, laminate, and send!

Tic Tac toe for sight word practice. 1st grade level or great for intervention k-3

This is an easy hands on activity for students that have recently learned soft c/g to add suffixes. Just fold on the lines and explore the ways a word can change when adding suffixes.

Here is an easy code breaking sequence to use for activities such as escape rooms, scavenger hunts, and more.