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This is great practice for segmenting and writing CVC words. There are 36 cards in total. You can cut them out, laminate them, and use them again and again. I often like to put three cubes down, one in front of each box, for students to segment the sounds before they begin writing them. This also includes a picture key on the last page.

There are 56 cards that are magic e words. 20 of the cards contain beginning blends that follow the magic e rule (5 phonemes) and 36 of the cards are four letter magic e words. Also included is an answer key to show what each picture is.

I made this for a student in my class who becomes frustrated when they are uncertain what to do or how to answer the problem. The student begins crying and it is difficult for them to calm themselves down and return to the task at hand. This visual has been very helpful in calming down, and then using strategies to move forward. I laminate this and attach it to the desk with velcro.

Each page contains 2 letters, both the uppercase and lowercase, and all 26 letters are included. You can cut the page in half and give them one letter at a time or give the whole page. When rainbow writing, students select three colors (or however many you want) and they say the name of the letter and write it each time they write it. They do not color, they write each letter to help with letter formation. This activity can be done on paper or can be laminated for continued use.

I have included many pictures for students to practice labeling. If students need it to be more scaffolded, you might consider drawing lines next to some of the objects. I have also included a line at the bottom if you wanted students to write a sentence.