by LuAnn Santillo | Sep 8, 2017
Our final lesson for Set 13 At the Beach is identifying beginning sounds. What better way than to have a picnic? At the Beach – Lesson 28 I can identify beginning sounds. Objective: To match objects to their beginning sounds. (RF.K.2) Materials: picnic basket,...
by LuAnn Santillo | May 27, 2017
Creating a word web is a good way to begin a new thematic unit. It show prior knowledge while incorporating phonics skills and vocabulary words. Have fun with your beach word web! At the Beach – Lesson 1 I can create a word web. Objective: To create a word web....
by LuAnn Santillo | Oct 26, 2016
Counting syllables in words is an important phonemic awareness skill because it helps children to segment words for decoding and spelling. Here is a fun way for your little “pioneer” to count syllables. Pioneer Days – Lesson 8 I can count syllables...
by Half-Pint Kids | Sep 1, 2015
Moving letter tiles on a space ship is a fun way for your child to isolate sounds in words and form new words.Outer Space – Lesson 17 “I can make new words by changing one letter.”Objective: To make new words by changing one letter....
by Half-Pint Kids | Jul 17, 2015
Toy dinosaurs from a dollar store are a fun and inexpensive resource for practicing ABC order! Digging Up Dinosaurs – Lesson 34 “I can put letters in ABC order!” Objective: To put letters in alphabetical order. (RF.K.1) Materials: toy dinosaurs,...
by Half-Pint Kids | Jun 25, 2015
This activity is a fun way to review the letters and sounds. Your child can pretend he is excavating a dinosaur site. You could even add toy dinosaur bones. I bought the puzzle and beans at a dollar store! Digging Up dinosaurs – Lesson 17 “I can identify...