Games are an engaging way to help students review key skills daily. They enjoy the repetition and predictability of the game, while increasing their ability to decode new words.
As a teacher, I know that low prep are always a favorite of mine. All you need to do is print these games and then your job is done!
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Are your students able to complete a hundreds chart with ease?
Do you notice they struggle with a portion of the chart in isolation?
I have always used games to reinforce the concepts my students learn it class. I started creating them over 17 years ago when I worked in a Title 1 school. It was a great way to motivate them while reviewing key math and phonics skills they needed!
Check out this video for a closer look!
Both of these sets are on available in my TPT shop!
One of the resources featured is my Kindergarten Bingo set.
The other resource is my Short Vowel Games Bundle.
This set features 6 different games all with short vowels. Some sets are decodable cvc words, while others contain blends and digraphs.
This allows you to easily differentiate activities for ELA centers and homework.
Thanks to TPT for this feature and a Happy 2022 to all my readers!
Encouraging K-1 students to write narrative stories can be difficult as we all know. They have had plenty of experiences, but they are not always able to think of one when it is time to reflect and write about their lives.
Ezra Jack Keats books are the perfect way to inspire your early writers!
I've always been a table teacher. I had desks when I taught 5th, and during the pandemic. However, I prefer tables because there is much more space in our room!
