New lessons posted today in Reading, Phonics, Science, Writing, and Math!
*You will need a paper and pencil for this lesson!
Here is how to make the game at home and play with your family.
Quick! Help Mrs. Hertz and Pearl Jean sort words by short and long a sounds!
When there are two vowels in a word or syllable, the first vowel says its very own name, and the second vowel goes to sleep!
*You will need a paper and pencil for this lesson!
Practice your snapwords OUTSIDE, boys and girls!
Help me build some bigger, stronger words using our consonant blends!
*You will need a pencil and paper!
This is a FUN way to practice decoding. You can use snap words or words with blends, digraphs, or CVC words! Choose one theme that works best for your child!
A consonant blend is when two or three consonants are blended together and each sound may be heard in the blend.
Digraphs are a combination of two letters that represent one sound.
This is our alphabet chart. Your child may use this as a resource when writing or reading. Many children may still benefit from reviewing the chart with you daily. See video below for letter and sound review.
Our letter formation chart is a great reference when coaching your child in printing. We remind the children that printing should be in lower case letters unless it is the first letter of their sentence or the first letter of a name.
The children have been learning consonant blends and digraphs. This chart will help them as a reference when they are reading and writing.
When your child needs a reminder for short vowel sounds, they can use this tool as a reference.
Use this song (to the tune of London Bridge) to sing with your child and have them listen for different consonant blends.
Dance and sing along, finding rhythm in words while learning about syllables!