Language – Free Printables
Sight Word flashcards are one of the most versatile materials to have in your classroom/homeschool. If you have a set of these flashcards, there are endless possibilities for fun and engaging activities. Sight Words are non-phonetic words and the child is not able to decode them. The best way to learn them is repetition. These …
Word Families activities are a great way to practice reading skills and increase vocabulary. There are many creative word family activities out there. I always prefer to keep mine simple. This simple activity with domino tiles and free printables is a great addition to your literacy center. You can replace the Domino tiles with basically …
Sight Words are frequently used words in basic reading and writing. Since these words are not phonetic, the child should be able to identify them by sight or memory. These words are also called popcorn words because they pop up frequently. The best way to teach sight words is repetition and engagement. There are lots …
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Fine motor skills are the ability to use small muscles in the fingers, wrists and hands. We use fine motor skills to do many actions in daily life, like tying a shoelace, buttoning a shirt or writing. Children need them for writing, cutting, gluing, and even playing. Any activity that involves using the three fingers …
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The first approach to non-phonetic reading is learning digraphs. If your child can compose CVC words and long phonetic words, it’s time to introduce digraphs (Montessori Green Scheme). The basic steps are almost the same as the phonetic reading. If you read my earlier blog post about Phonetic Reading you should have a clear idea …
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Montessori Sandpaper letters are designed to give a concrete touch to the letters of the alphabet. These DIY Sensory Letters are easy and budget-friendly. Some preschool teachers call them bumpy letters. There are tons of ways to make them and they all serve the same purpose. Muscle memory and indirect preparation for writing. Download the …
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