Kindergarten word of the day

Is your little one getting ready for Kindergarten? If so, one way to be sure this year is a big success is by making sure your child has the Kindergarten skills they need starting from day one.

Last week, after a meeting at church, I chatted with a sweet friend. She asked me, "Liz- what in the world are SIGHT WORDS, and do you have any ideas for how my daughter and I can practice them at home?" (Her cutie had just started Kindergarten...) Before long, a few other Moms joined in on the conversation, and I knew right away I wanted to write a blog post sharing EASY and FUN sight word activities that parents can do at home with their kiddos. Just as parents help their child study for a…

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Help your students reach new levels in vocabulary work with this Word of the Day resource. This covers 36 weeks for a total of 144 words that are perfect for kindergarten, first, and second graders. Included are word cards, definition cards, picture cards, 2 versions of quick checks, application, word map, and links to video clips for each word. Kinders, 1st, and 2nd grade students love this engaging vocab review that will keep them learning and reviewing all year round.

Have you ever used a "Word of the Week" in your kindergarten classroom? This vocabulary routine is one of the best ways to teach vocabulary in a meaningful way. Click the pin to learn how to use a word of the week to boost your kindergarten students' vocabulary knowledge and confidence!

This free Kindergarten sentence building and writing center is perfect for practice with making simple sentences for beginning writers!

I'm going to share with you some fun and engaging ways to teach sight words. I mentioned in this post , that I LOVE teaching sight wor...

A Question of the Day for preschool or kindergarten helps build reading and math skills as part of the morning routine. Find out how here.

It is the beginning of the year! I feel like I JUST had a class full of readers! Wasn’t it just May?! But here we are in August with a fresh new set of sweet kindies. And if your class is like mine, most of them don’t even know the first letter in their name.

Kindergarten Sight Words Interactive Notebooks