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Use this Gingerbread man mat for student to decorate in a variety of ways. One easy activity is to give your student brown and red scrap paper. Have them practice cutting the paper into little pieces to decorate him. Another easy activity is to have the students create their own gingerbread design. The document can be edited so make it your own.

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.

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!

These drills are designed as an early intervention strategy for students who struggle to connect consonants with vowels. To enhance the learning experience, students should use a mirror to observe and replicate mouth movements while engaging in the drill. This visual and kinesthetic approach reinforces phonemic awareness and articulation. The goal of the drill is to support students in successfully blending sounds to form the corresponding CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) word depicted in the vis

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.

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!

Kinesthetic Learning Tool** This **interchangeable set of Alphabet Memory Match Cards** is designed to help students develop letter recognition and phonemic awareness through engaging, hands-on activities. The set includes multiple game variations to reinforce letter sounds in a fun and interactive way. Additionally, it can be customized to incorporate student names, making learning more personalized for both classroom and home use. Five Interactive Letter Sound Games** 1. **Memory Match** - **O

This is a non prep word building activity for consonant le. Students cut out the squares and build as many words as they can with the tiles. This is also fun to do with highlighters and a black light as well as sticky notes. Best used for small group, partners or individual intervention.

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.