30Sep
a to z alphabet chart activity
I have created this ‘abc alphabet chart activity’ for letters a to z in order to revisit beginning sounds and letters with kids. Print out the chart on
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29Sep
beginning letter sounds worksheets – things we eat
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28Sep
nd ng nk nt words booklets
We often come across words like ring, sting, link, sunk, bent, spent, vend, land, etc. All of these words end with n blends. Ending blends and digraphs ‘ng nk nt
27Sep
qu words for kids
Phonics sound qu is quite an interesting sound. q has no sound of its own. It needs u to make the /kw/ sound. So, q gets married to u. That
24Sep
letter and sound activities a to z
How do we begin teaching phonics sounds? We start with beginning sounds. Letter and beginning sound activities play an important role in teaching phonics. Not only will this activity help
23Sep
bossy e word list with long o
There are five vowels in the English language but they represent a variety of sounds. Vowel ‘o’ make the short sound in ‘not’ but the long sound in ‘note.’ When
21Sep
dictation sentences for class 1 – r-blends
Dictation is an important activity that I regularly undertake as it helps me assess how well children are doing. Dictation helps master language arts skills such as writing, reading, speaking,
16Sep
alphabet playdough mats
I am always on the lookout for activities and games for preschoolers to teach them letters and their beginning sounds. Activities lead to engagement. I have created these playdough mats
15Sep
alphabets sounds a to z flashcards
Phonics alphabet sounds are the first step for our curious learners who are learning to read. Understanding the beginning sounds of words lays the foundation for the phonological-awareness. This awareness will
11Sep
color sight words activity sheets
Red, brown, blue, green, yellow, purple, gray, black, orange, etc. are some of the colors that we use regularly in our daily life. ‘Pass me the blue cup.’ ‘Wear that
