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This is a set of 24 task cards that give students practice with identifying how illustrations relate with the text. Each card shows a picture. Students look at each picture, and then they are given a multiple choice question that asks them to identify what person, place, thing, or idea the illustration depicts. These task cards can be used with a small group of students, can be sent home for practice, or can be projected up on a screen to do as a whole group activity. Print on card stock and l

This is a set of 30 task cards that provide practice with words that have the CVC word pattern. Each card shows a picture. The word is also given, but without the vowel. Students then decide which short vowel would complete the CVC word. These cards can be used as game cards, at literacy stations, for independent practice, or for take-home practice. These task cards are aligned with the kindergarten common core standard RF.K.2.

This is a set of 26 task cards that provide students with practice identifying words that rhyme. Each card has a picture. Students then identify the word that rhymes with the picture.These cards can be used as game cards, at literacy stations, for independent practice, or for take-home practice. These task cards are aligned with the kindergarten common core standard RF.K.2.

This is a set of 25 task cards that give students practice with reading words from the kindergarten Dolch sight words list. Each card contains Dolch sight words, as well as, a word that students can decode by using the picture shown. These cards can be used for independent practice, as a literacy center activity, as game cards, or for take-home practice. These cards are also a great resource to use for language arts intervention as well. Depending on your students' skill levels, these cards c

This is a set of 26 task cards that give students practice with reading sight words and then identifying pictures that rhyme with the sight words. Each card has a sight word. Students read the sight word, and then they choose which picture shown rhymes with the sight word. These cards can be used in learning centers, at literacy stations, as take-home practice, or for a whole-group activity by projecting them up on a screen.

This is a set of 26 task cards that provide students with practice in recognizing uppercase letters of the alphabet. Each card gives an uppercase letter of the alphabet. Three other letters are given. Students then choose which letter is not the same as the letter shown. These task cards can be used for independent practice, in literacy stations, at learning centers, or as take-home practice. This activity is aligned with kindergarten common core standards.

This is a board game that gives students practice with kindergarten sight words: my, and, like, on, to, am, we, go, is, the, see, you, no, yes, for, & it. Students roll a die and move that number of spaces on the board. If students say the sight word correctly, they remain on that space. If not, they go back to their previous space on the game board.

This is a set of multiple choice task cards that give students practice with 49 words on the Fry Sight Word List. Each card has a sight word with the letters scrambled. Students then choose which sight word the letters make. The cards are great to use at literacy stations, in learning centers, as take-home practice, or as game cards. They can also be projected on a screen to be used as a whole group activity.

This is a set of 26 task cards that give students practice with identifying the hard /g/ sound at the beginning and end of words.. Each card has a picture on it that has the hard /g/ sound. Students decide whether the word begins or ends with the hard /g/ sound. These cards can be used for independent practice, as a literacy center activity, as game cards, or for take-home practice. Task cards are also a great resource to use for language arts intervention as well. Depending on your students'

This is a set of task cards that contains two activities. The first set contains 24 cards with alphabet letters on them, where about half the cards have the letter J/j on them using different fonts, and the other half have other letters on them. Students are shown the cards and have to determine if the letter shown is an uppercase J or a lowercase j or if it is neither. There are "Yes" and "No" cards that you can print for students to hold up when shown each task card. The second set contain

This is a set of task cards that give students practice with identifying beginning sounds. This set contains 26 cards. Each card has a picture of something that is related to sports. Students choose which letter(s) begin(s) the picture shown. These cards can be used for independent practice, as a literacy center activity, as game cards, or for take-home practice. Task cards are also a great resource to use for language arts intervention as well. Depending on your students' skill levels, these ca

This is a cut-and-paste activity, where students cut out lemons which have pictures on them. Students then glue the lemons with pictures that begin with the letter l onto the large L.