Spotted in ECE

This How To Writing Book guides students in formatting and organizing their procedural writing. Once students have a layout for how to set up their ideas, their imagination and creativity can take off! What's Included: - Cover page - a space for each child to personalize their book and add their name as the Author and Illustrator - Materials page - a space for the child to tell the reader what they will need - Introduction page - a space for the child to hook their reader and introduce thei

These workmats are tools that students can use to match phonemes to graphemes when practicing new words! Students can count the number of sounds, map the corresponding graphemes in each box (1 sound = 1 box, does NOT always mean that 1 letter = 1 box), blend the sounds back together, and write it on the line! This tool provides many different learning opportunities, including a way to teach students that each sound they hear has corresponding symbol(s), new spelling patterns, and so much more!

Word ladders are a great way to engage students in critical thinking to connect phonemic awareness and phonics skills. Students will build and strengthen their letter-sound connections through manipulating phonemes in words to complete the ladder. They will change one letter/sound for each new word. This tool is a simple resource that can be adapted to you and your students needs! What's included: - Word Ladder with 3 sound boxes per row - Word Ladder with 4 sound boxes per row - Word Ladder wit

These worksheets are tools that students can use to match phonemes to graphemes when practicing CCVC and CVCC words! Students can count the number of sounds, map the corresponding graphemes in each box (1 sound = 1 box, does NOT always mean that 1 letter = 1 box), blend the sounds back together, and write it on the line! These templates support and are aligned with the science of reading. Included in this resource: - 3 SH worksheets - 3 CH worksheets - 3 TH worksheets - 1 WH worksheet - 1 CK wor

This Non-Fiction Writing Book guides students in formatting and organizing their informational writing. Once students have a layout for how to set up their ideas, their imagination and creativity can take off! What's Included: - Cover page - a space for each child to personalize their book and add their name as the Author and Illustrator - Table of Contents - a space for the child to give an overview to their reader - Introduction page - a space for the child to hook their reader and introdu

This readers response resource gives students the opportunity to reflect and build their comprehension skills! Graphic Organizers included: - Retelling: vertical and horizontal layouts of the " Beginning, Middle, & End" charts, each one with 3 versions (full handwriting lines, handwriting lines with picture boxes, full picture boxes) - Sequencing: horizontal " First, Next, Then & Last" chart with 3 versions (full handwriting lines, handwriting lines with picture boxes, full picture boxes) -

This resource gives students the opportunity to express their opinion! Students are able to put their opinion writing skills to use to rate and review a book they have read. This is also a great way to informally assess your student's reading interest. What's included: - 3 book review templates, 3 rating system options (stars, smiley faces, and thumbs) While this could be used for nonfiction books, this is geared toward fiction. Be on the lookout for Nonfiction Book Review Templates coming soon

This readers response resource gives students the opportunity to reflect and build their comprehension skills! Graphic Organizers included: - Analyzing & Describing: Includes graphic organizers for students to analyze how the character changes, describe what they know about the character, and analyze what the character does, says, feels, and likes. Each one with 2 versions (with handwriting lines and without handwriting lines) - Character Traits: Allows students to analyze the character's ins

These worksheets are tools that students can use to match phonemes to graphemes when practicing CVC words! Students can count the number of sounds, map the corresponding graphemes in each box (1 sound = 1 box, does NOT always mean that 1 letter = 1 box), blend the sounds back together, and write it on the line! These templates support and are aligned with the science of reading. Included in this resource: - 5 short a worksheets - 3 short e worksheets - 4 short i worksheets - 3 short o worksheets