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Hello, in this listing is a .pdf containing all 80 "Mystery Words!" printables in which students use their knowledge of letters and sounds and the Alphafriends to solve a CVC word by writing the letter each Alphafriend is associated with. The actual letters for each word are not shown on the page (only the characters); encourage students to remember which letter goes with each Alphafriend. There are four printables for each of 80 word families covered. Word families covered are: -at, -am, -an, -

Hello, in this listing is a .pdf containing "Can You Find Me?" printables for all 26 of the Alphafriends characters in which students need to locate them and then color them in to create the capital letter. Once all the necessary boxes have been colored in, the capital letter for that character can be seen! For example, color in all Andy Apples on that page to make the capital letter A. These activities help students make meaningful connections between the Alphafriend character and the lett

A convenient keychain visual showing the vowels of the alphabet (a, e, i, o, and u) with the corresponding Alphafriends character and 10 words and pictures per card! Consonants are yellow and vowels are red. These keychains can help build student independence with spelling and vocabulary as they learn where they can find and locate such words once they become familiar with using such a tool. Simple and easy-to-use, all you have to do is print, cut out, hole-punch, and use with a binder ring. Id

A convenient keychain visual showing the continuous sound consonants of the alphabet (b, c, d, g, p, t, k, and j) with the corresponding Alphafriends character and numerous words and pictures per card! Consonants are yellow and vowels are red. These keychains can help build student independence with spelling and vocabulary as they learn where they can find and locate such words once they become familiar with using such a tool. Simple and easy-to-use, all you have to do is print, cut out, hole-pu

Easy-to-view lists of the top 100 sight words Kindergarteners need to know by the end of the year. These lists can be put by students' desks for practice, or placed on a wall in the room for students. The lists are organized in terms of what students need to know rather than by alphabetically (e.g. the most important words will be on List 1). Enjoy!

A convenient keychain visual showing the stop sound consonants of the alphabet (h, w, y, x, and q) with the corresponding Alphafriends character and numerous words and pictures per card! Consonants are yellow and vowels are red. These keychains can help build student independence with spelling and vocabulary as they learn where they can find and locate such words once they become familiar with using such a tool. Simple and easy-to-use, all you have to do is print, cut out, hole-punch, and use wi

A convenient keychain visual showing the continuous sound consonants of the alphabet (m, s, f, l, r, n, v, and z) with the corresponding Alphafriends character and numerous words and pictures per card! Consonants are yellow and vowels are red. These keychains can help build student independence with spelling and vocabulary as they learn where they can find and locate such words once they become familiar with using such a tool. Simple and easy-to-use, all you have to do is print, cut out, hole-pu

Hello, this file contains alphabetized lists of sight words needed to be known from Kindergarten up to third grade. As a Special Education teacher, I am always working with students at different grade levels with varying ability levels. A comprehensive list like this is useful for all students in those grade levels and can be used by printing double-sided and then combining the lists together for students to use independently or with guidance, or they can be printed and posted within the class

A convenient keychain visual showing the _le ending phonics pattern spellings including: _ble, _dle, _gle, _ple, _tle, _kle, _fle, _zle, _cle, and _stle! Consonants are yellow, vowels are red, white letters are silent, and these letter patterns are purple because they are ending parts to words. These keychains can help build student independence with spelling as they learn where they can find and locate such words once they become familiar with using such a tool. Simple and easy-to-use, all you

Hello, in this listing is a .pdf containing "Make The Sentence?" printables for all 26 of the Alphafriends characters in which students need to use words in a provided Word Bank to come up with the correct sentence for each character. These activities help students make meaningful connections between the Alphafriend character and the letter they correspond to, as well as get more familiar and comfortable with a Word Bank writing tool. Students can also begin to see similarities and difference

A convenient keychain visual showing some of the most common word families in the English language, including: _ack, _an, _ap, _at, _ell, _ick, _ill, _in, _ip, _it, _ock, _op, _ot, _uck, and _ug! Consonants are yellow, vowels are red, white letters stay silent. These keychains can help build student independence with spelling as they learn where they can find and locate such words once they become familiar with using such a tool. Simple and easy-to-use, all you have to do is print, cut out, hole

A convenient keychain visual showing the r-controlled (e.g. "bossy r") phonics pattern spellings and related word families (e.g. ear) and spellings (wr_). They include: _air, _ar, _ear, _er, _ir, _or, _ur, and wr_! Consonants are yellow, vowels are red, white letters are silent, and these letter patterns are purple because they are ending parts to words. These keychains can help build student independence with spelling as they learn where they can find and locate such words once they become fam

Hello, in this listing is a .pdf containing 16 "Mystery Words!" printables in which students use their knowledge of letters and sounds and the Alphafriends to solve a CVC word by writing the letter each Alphafriend is associated with. The actual letters for each word are not shown on the page (only the characters); encourage students to remember which letter goes with each Alphafriend. Four word families are covered in Set 5: -in, -ug, -ut, -un A picture of what the missing word is on the page;

Hello, in this listing is a .pdf containing 16 "Mystery Words!" printables in which students use their knowledge of letters and sounds and the Alphafriends to solve a CVC word by writing the letter each Alphafriend is associated with. The actual letters for each word are not shown on the page (only the characters); encourage students to remember which letter goes with each Alphafriend. Four word families are covered in Set 3: -op, -et, -en, -ed. A picture of what the missing word is on the page;

Hello, in this listing is a .pdf containing 16 "Mystery Words!" printables in which students use their knowledge of letters and sounds and the Alphafriends to solve a CVC word by writing the letter each Alphafriend is associated with. The actual letters for each word are not shown on the page (only the characters); encourage students to remember which letter goes with each Alphafriend. Four word families are covered in Set 2: -ap, -ag, -ot, -og. A picture of what the missing word is on the page;

Hello, in this listing is a .pdf containing 16 "Mystery Words!" printables in which students use their knowledge of letters and sounds and the Alphafriends to solve a CVC word by writing the letter each Alphafriend is associated with. The actual letters for each word are not shown on the page (only the characters); encourage students to remember which letter goes with each Alphafriend. Four word families are covered in Set 4: -ig, -it, -ip, -id. A picture of what the missing word is on the page;

Hello, in this listing is a .pdf containing 16 "Mystery Words!" printables in which students use their knowledge of letters and sounds and the Alphafriends to solve a CVC word by writing the letter each Alphafriend is associated with. The actual letters for each word are not shown on the page (only the characters); encourage students to remember which letter goes with each Alphafriend. Four word families are covered in Set 1: -at, -am, -an, -ad. A picture of what the missing word is on the pa

A convenient keychain visual showing the Ninja E (final e, magic e) phonics pattern with each long vowel sound (a_e, e_e, i_e, o_e, and u_e), as well as with 9 of the most common word family ninja e spellings (_ake, _ale, _ame, _ate, _ide, _ine, _ice, _oke, and _ore)! Consonants are yellow, vowels are red, and the final e is white because it stays silent (There is a brown 'c' in ice to indicate that it is a borrowed sound, sounding like /s/ instead of /c/). These keychains can help build stude

A convenient keychain visual showing irregularly spelled sight word patterns! The color is black to show these words follow their own rules. These keychains can help build student independence with spelling as they learn where they can find and locate such words once they become familiar with using such a tool. These word families can be more challenging due to their irregular spellings. Simple and easy-to-use, all you have to do is print, cut out, hole-punch, and use with a binder ring. Ideal

A simple and easy-to-use and -understand visual with doubles and doubles +1 addition math facts. Students can easily compare how doubles and doubles +1 are alike and begin to see the patterns between the two (e.g. "If you know 2+2, then you know what 2+3 has to be.") Color-coded visuals are included on the sheet to give students an added support in understanding the number sentences/equations.