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Learn how to teach long vowel sounds with these amazing tips, free activities, and handy downloadable chart.

Our Dr. Seuss activity today goes along with the book, There's a Wocket in my Pocket. After reading this book, you can either have students make

This oo words worksheet is so fun it won't feel like a worksheet at all! (This post contains affiliate links.) Have you seen all the free resources I've sha

H Brothers anchor chart after our word sorting mini-lesson. I wrote the words a head of time on flash cards and then let the kiddos sound out the words and glue them on the chart according to which digraph the word had. Now, this anchor chart lives in our word work center so that the kiddos can practice reading and making H Brother words.

These vowel team phonics worksheets are a fantastic way to help kids learn to use long vowel team chunks to read words! Looking for more of our Color the Chunk Phonics Pages? Look no more! If you’re l

Sharing some activities to do with students for teaching CVCE words using magic e. All of this and more is available in my TPT store!

Oh so many phonics rules to remember! From remembering that vowels have two sounds to the more advanced rules- WOW! It’s quite a bit for our little readers and writers. As we teach the rules, it’s always helpful to incorporate visuals and stories. It gives our students something to anchor to when coming across a […]

Short a Activities: Sort a_e and Sort a_e Learn to sort two-letter words by their first letter with these two fun activities! In Sort a_e, you'll drag and drop words to sort them into two columns, one for words that start with the letter "a" and one for words that start with the letter "e". In Sort a_e, you'll do the same thing, but with words that start with the letter "i" and the letter "o". These activities are great for practicing

Love these models for anchor charts that focus on phonics and blends.