Language Arts Videos

Journal/story writing page set up

Mrs. Johnson guides you through the process of setting up a blank page for writing. Along the way, she gives tips and strategies for helping students during the writing process.

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I spy

Join Mrs. Johnson in playing a game of I Spy! Students will practice letter sounds, identifying blends, digraphs and syllables by matching them to objects.

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Letter and number printing practice

Mrs. Johnson reviews how to print upper and lower case letters as well as numbers. Pause the video after each letter or number instruction to practice.

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Click here to start number printing practice.



Letter identification, sounds, actions and songs

Remember those actions and catchy songs we learned to remember letters and their corresponding sounds? Mrs. Johnson takes us through each letter and action in the same order we learned them and leads us through the songs. Get your singing voices ready!

Click here to review letters: s,a,t,i,p,n,c,k.

Click here to review letters: e,h,r,m,d,g,o.

Click here to review letters: u,l,f,b,j,z,w.

Click here to review letters: v,y,x,q.



Vowels

Come and join Mrs. Johnson as she reviews vowels and their sounds!

Click here to review the "Big Five" vowels (a,e,i,o,u).

Click here to learn about 'Y' as a vowel. The rules around when the letter Y is a vowel are tricky concepts to learn; for most students, knowing that 'Y' is sometimes a vowel is enough at this age. For those that are ready for a bit more, this video explains the rules.



Common blends and digraphs

In this video, Mrs. Johnson teaches us common blends and digraphs. These are great to practice time and time again. As you practice, they will help you become a more fluent reader by decoding unfamiliar words using the letter-sound patterns you learned!

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Vowel teams, digraphs, and dipthongs

Join Mrs. Johnson in learning dipthongs, vowel teams, and more digraphs through their sounds and with actions! As with the above videos, practicing these will help you become a more fluent reader. You can re-enforce learning by going on a hunt for the letter-sound patterns around the house on packaging, in magazines, books, etc.

Click here to start (or review) learning ai, oa, ie, ee/or, and ng

Click here to start learning oo/oo

Click here to start learning ch

Click here to start learning sh

Click here to start learning th/th

Click here to start learning ou

Click here to start learning oi



writing Word family words

Pull out your pencils and get ready to practice writing three letter words with Mrs. Johnson!

Click here to practice 'at' word family words.

Click here to practice 'et' word family words.

Click here to practice 'in' word family words.

Click here to practice 'ot' word family words.

Click here to practice 'ug' word family words.