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Grab this free spring-themed digraphs and blends board game to keep your students engaged as they get extra phonics practice. Your students will love spinning the spinner and finding the blend or digraph space to cover as they try to fill up their game cards.
Blend Puzzles - Playdough To Plato

Blends

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Speaking and Listening

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Ever wondered how to run reading groups that align with the Science of Reading? Pin this to discover how to make your reading groups efficient and tailored to all learners. Hint: It's more straightforward than you think!

Science of Reading

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Organization

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Freebies

Rhyming

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All about Dyslexia - Sarah's Teaching Snippets
Teaching kids to read is an important tasks in the primary classroom. If students can practice beginning reading skills at school and home they can master these important skills faster. Help parents by providing then with reading games and activities they can do with their children. These decoding activities are perfect for kindergarten and first grade students or those learning to read. Head over to this blog post for all the decoding games and activities to use with your primary students.

CVC/Vowels

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Reading Fluency Practice for Early Readers - All Students Can Shine

Fluency

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Assessment/Levelling

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Comprehension

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Fluency Strips: Alphabet & Heart Words | UFLI Aligned Activity Kindergarten

Alphabet

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Sight Words

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Looking to make your literacy centers even better? Let's get your literacy centers to align with the science of reading! With science of reading centers, you can help students build strong decoding skills, reading skills, and writing skills. I'm sharing ten science of reading centers activities that your students are sure to love. These science of reading centers are perfect for kindergarten, first grade, and 2nd grade. Check them out today!

Word Games

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Carly Robertson | Education Resources & Ideas on Instagram: "Never gets old 😉 Dominoes are a great tool to use to make roll & reads more interactive and multi sensory! I suggest buying your dominoes at Dollar Tree because they are smaller and the perfect size for the UFLI roll & read mats! The roll & read mat I used here is actually a printable one from the UFLI games website. If you haven’t checked that out yet you need to!! So many digital games but also you can print any of them 👏🏼 🌟Does your building use UFLI?!? If so how do you like it?! Let me know! #uflifoundations #ufli #foundationalskills #phonics #phonicsounds #phonicsfun #phonicsactivities #phonicsgames #phonicsforkids #rollandread #dominoes #multisensorylearning #multisensory #teachergram #teachersofinstagram #teacherso
This listening center set up for iPods is all you need to get yourself organized with listening centers in your classroom. This document contains visual directions for what the iPods looks like so your students can independently use the iPods. There are editable slides so you can add what your iPod looks like and what you want the wording to be. I have included iPod shuffle and iPod Nano and classic visual directions. If you want iPod touch or iPhones, you can add your own text and images.

Daily 5 Rotations

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Sentence Building

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