This lesson pack has everything you need to teach High Frequency Word /go/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Word /does/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Word /goes/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Word /goes/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 7 page lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Word /laugh/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 9 page lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Word /one/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 9 page lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Word /two/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 7 page lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Word /what/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 8 page lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Word /your/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 15 page lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Words /could/, /would/ & /should/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 14 page lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Words /one/, /gone/, /done/, & /none/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 15 page lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Words /rough/, /tough/ & /enough/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Words /they/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This lesson pack has everything you need to teach Sight Words /to/ & /do/ and includes teaching tips and supplementary practice activity ideas.

This 20 page Assessment Toolkit provides all the materials you will need to administer an Assessment, including a 'how to' video tutorial. Then it will walk you through how to decipher and chart the assessment results with tracking tools so that you can continue to chart their learning journey.

This teaching resource has 12 pages of fun and engaging activities that have the children using all their learning modalities simultaneously. The fun little stories that go with each letter make it memorable and help kids to remember which side of the circle the stick goes on for each letter. Having the children say the little expression aloud while they trace or print is key in creating mastery.

Are you wondering why your child can't seem to print neatly? Is their printing all over the place? Although I've heard other methods - I've found them to be mostly ineffective. My method for teaching printing is highly successful because it teaches explicitly how to form each letter it removes all guess work as to where the letters are supposed to sit on the lines through a fun and relatable analogy

Introducing our color-coded printing paper, designed to make learning enjoyable and straightforward for children! This color-coded system helps children understand the placement of each letter, making printing and handwriting practice engaging and effective!

When the alphabet is learned in one long song, it usually means that for a child to know what letter "comes next" they typically need to start at /a/ to figure it out. This is time consuming and really means that they don't know the alphabet sequence very well at all. Accordingly, I always teach the alphabet in four segments: a-g, h-m, n-t, and u-z, one at a time, sequentially, cumulatively and in a fun way.

When the alphabet is learned in one long song, it usually means that for a child to know what letter "comes next" they typically need to start at /a/ to figure it out. This is time consuming and really means that they don't know the alphabet sequence very well at all. Accordingly, I always teach the alphabet in four segments: a-g, h-m, n-t, and u-z, one at a time, sequentially, cumulatively and in a fun way.

When the alphabet is learned in one long song, it usually means that for a child to know what letter "comes next" they typically need to start at /a/ to figure it out. This is time consuming and really means that they don't know the alphabet sequence very well at all. Accordingly, I always teach the alphabet in four segments: a-g, h-m, n-t, and u-z, one at a time, sequentially, cumulatively and in a fun way.

Using a Christmas themed tachistoscope to teach, practice and reinforce the Magic 'e' Rule is FUN and MULTI-SENSORY! The perfect combination to keep kids engaged while they learn.

Using a Hallowe'en themed tachistoscope to teach, practice and reinforce the Magic 'e' Rule is FUN and MULTI-SENSORY! The perfect combination to keep kids engaged while they learn.

This lesson comes with teaching instructions as well as four fun and engaging activities to help the child learn and practice this common spelling rule! Once they've mastered this rule, you can move on to teaching when to use the /c/ and when to use the /k/. YES! There's rules for that!!

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