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This lesson works as a quick review or introduction to antonyms and synonyms, how to use them in word games and correctly in writing activities.
This lesson teaches kids how to use letter-sound knowledge when reading and spelling 4-letter words.
I decided to stick with videos to help with learning because exciting characters help with the memory.
All children learn differently. By using all different forms of learning in one lesson, children are better able to hear, see, and apply that lesson. Reading can be difficult for short attention spans, especially if being taught in a way that doesn't click with the child. By keeping the lesson flowing with different activities that can be heard, seen, felt, and then repeated back, the likelihood of success increases.
Help your child strengthen their phonics skills with these fun and interactive Easter activities. All activities are easy to prepare and present a great opportunity to create a thematic week for your child to practice phonics skills.
Found in lesson: … to speech sounds; a method of teaching spelling, pronunciation, and reading that uses a phonetic …
This lesson explores the month of April and its holidays through fun and interesting activities! Children sing about April, play a memory game, and do an arts and crafts project.
During this lesson, your child will complete puzzles, play games, and sing a song as they practice: singing their ABC’s, identifying letters, and matching capital and lowercase letters.
Children will practice reading and forming words that follow the CVCE pattern.
Found in lesson: … Reading Mama to clip the correct spelling of each word. Guiding questions: How did …
Children will practice reading and forming words that follow the CVC pattern using games and creative tasks!
In this lesson learners will respond to weather and use senses to observe weather conditions. They practice their English/language arts, math and STEM skills through multiple fun and interactive tasks.
This Learn to Read Series contains 9 collections of activities and lessons that are broken down into different early literacy skills. The series is intended to help support and encourage you and your child on your child's journey towards learning how to read. The series begins with collections designed to help you casually introduce letters and sounds to your child. Next, there are collections of activities with the goal of helping them create connections between the letter and sounds. After that, you will find collections created to help your child recognize words and learn basic spelling patterns. Finally, you and your child will engage in activities that involve stringing words together to read full sentences!
This lesson aims at understanding a different version of a popular fairytale and learning about characters and plots. It uses craft and role-play to completely understand the story. The lesson also touches upon spelling and identifying blended words.
Students get to learn all about the -at word family in this lesson. They practice identifying, naming, spelling and writing words that end with -at in multiple fun and creative activities.
Students get to learn all about the -ig word family in this lesson. They practice identifying, naming, spelling and writing words that end with -ig in multiple fun and creative activities.
This lesson is all about providing students with interactive games that get them using letters and sounds. They get to practice their pronunciation and spelling skills through several fun activities.