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Felt
Uppercase
Alphabet Set
Product Description:
This set includes 52 acrylic
felt pieces that include 2 of
each 2.5" tall capital
letters. There are two options
of colors: blue consonants
& red vowels or green,
purple, and blue consonants
& red vowels. (Depending
on felt availability, the
colors might be a different
shade then shown above.) The
vowels are in red so the child
can distinguish the vowels
from the 21 consonants. This
set is the perfect tool for
teaching the alphabet and
basic words. Felt pieces are
large enough for playtime and
using in the classroom.
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Felt
Lowercase Alphabet Set
Product Description:
This set includes 78 acrylic
felt pieces that include 3 of
each letter (about 1 1/2" for
the shorter letters and 2" for
the taller letters). There are
two options of colors: blue
consonants & red vowels or
green, purple, and blue
consonants & red vowels.
(Depending on felt
availability, the colors might
be a different shade then
shown above.) The vowels are
in red so the child can
distinguish the vowels from
the 21 consonants. This set is
the perfect tool for teaching
the alphabet and basic words.
Felt pieces are large enough
for playtime and using in the
classroom
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Foam
Uppercase Alphabet Set
Product Description:
This set includes 52 foam
pieces that include 2 of each
2.5" tall capital
letters. The vowels are
in blue so the child can
distinguish the vowels from
the 21 consonants.
(Other color options are
available.) This set is the
perfect tool for teaching the
alphabet and basic words. Foam
pieces are large enough
for playtime and using in the
classroom. It is also
durable enough for one-on-one
teaching.
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Foam
Lowercase
Alphabet
Set
Product Description:
This set includes 78 acrylic
foam pieces that include 3 of
each letter
(about 1 1/2" for the shorter
letters and 2" for the taller
letters). The
vowels
are
in
blue so the child can
distinguish the vowels from
the 21 consonants.
(Other color
options are available.)
This set is the
perfect tool for teaching the
alphabet and basic words. Foam
pieces are large enough
for playtime and using in the
classroom. It is also
durable enough for one-on-one
teaching.
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Other
Ideas:
You
can have the children place
the letters on the flannel
board as you sing the Alphabet
Song.
Also, it can be used to
learn the vowels.
You can have the children
place the vowels on the
flannel board as each vowel
is said.
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more.
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Phonics Printables
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Chicka Chicka Boom
Boom Flannel Board/Wall
Activity
Kite
Alphabet
(ABC)
Patterns Lower and upper
case letters.
Phonics: A...
Suffix (in color)
"ace", "ack", "ad", "ag",
"ail", "air", "ake", "all",
"am", "ame", "an", "and",
"ap", "ar", "are", "ark",
"art", "ase", "ass", "ast",
"at", "ate", and "ay".
Moveable
Alphabet
This in two sizes. The
vowels are in red and the
consonants and punctuation
symbols are in blue.
Instructions:
Cut
the letters out. Laminate.
Make more than one copy.
Make words or practice
your alphabet.
Printed
Alphabet This is the
same as the above one except
it is in black and white.
Dolch
Words
Dolch words are
high frequency words.
The sight
words have 220
words. The nouns
have 95 most commonly used
words.
These can
be used to test word
knowledge of your
children/students.
My brother
needed larger words so I
created that for
everyone online.
Large
Dolch Words Flashcards
Dolch
Sight Words Games
You
can use these
cards as a game to
test the child’s
knowledge-of the
words,
tic-tac-toe,
bingo,
concentration, or
flash cards.
Dolch
Sight Words Printables
(Lists, small flash cards and
word cards)
Dolch
Nouns Printables (Lists,
small flash cards/word wall
cards)
Mastered
Dolch Words Checklist
Use
this
to
test
the
knowledge
of
the
child.
(This
goes
with
the
small
word
list
located
in the Dolch
Sight Words
Printables &
Dolch Nouns
Printables.)
Dolch
Word Cards Printables
(Sight Words &
Nouns)
This is just the word cards
that are in the above files.
Alphabet
Game (Black & White
Version)
Alphabet
Game (Color Version)
Phonics
Word (File Folder or Flannel
Board) Games / Activities
I finally started making some
phonics learning games.
(It has been awhile
since I first thought of this
idea. Sometimes I get
ideas on my pages before I
ever get around to making
them. :o) )
I will add more ideas when I
make them.
Note: Use these on a table or
floor, wall, as file folder
games, or flannel board games.
If it is for flannel
board activities, place a
piece of double sided sticky
tape on the back of each piece
and a piece of interfacing on
the tape. (You can use
magnets for the wall or file
folder games or sticky velcro
for flannel board
activities or file folder
games.)
Have the child put the prefix
(beginning sound) and suffix
(ending sound) together.
For example, have the
child hold the cards and put
the words together and say,
"p" "ig" "p" "ig", ... "pig"
(or for any other words).
You can even have two
people do it together (one
says the prefix and the other
says the suffix and both say
it together when the
word is completed). You
can be standing somewhat apart
(or across the room) and do
this phonics activity.
Choose which word ending you
would like to make.
Choose a pattern that is
in that word group (I choose
an egg pattern for - ick
endings and a pig pattern for
- ig endings.) You can
use a pattern from the web
(you might need to reduce the
size), cookie cutters,
coloring pages, etc.) If
using a cookie cutter, puzzle
piece, etc., trace the
pattern. In the center
of the pattern, draw a line:
zigzag, straight, curved, etc.
Cut the pattern and the
center line out. Place
the pattern onto a piece of
heavy weight paper (or other
paper). Cut around the
pattern. Cut one side of
the pattern (the right side
for suffixes and the left side
for prefixes). Cut the
number of sides you need to
make the words (e.g. 16 for -
ick words). Write the
suffix or prefix on the
pattern piece (e.g. - ick,
etc. on the right or choose
prefix words). Laminate using
clear laminate paper (I buy
mine at Wal-Mart. If you
have a laminate machine, us
that instead.) Write the
list of words onto a section
of an index card. Place
the pieces and word card into
a small ziplock bag.
To play the game: Have
the child put the prefix
(beginning sound) and suffix
(ending sound) together.
For example, have the
child hold the cards and put
the words together and say,
"p" "ig" "p" "ig", ... "pig"
or for any other words.
You can even have two
people do it together (one
says the prefix and the other
says the suffix). You
can be standing somewhat apart
(or across the room) and do
this phonics activity.
- ick Word Game / - ick
Phonics Game
Use the small pattern from Egg
Arts and Crafts (or make
your own or use another egg
pattern). Draw a zigzag
line across the egg pattern.
Follow the above
instructions. Here are
some words for - ick:
brick, chick, click, flick,
kick, lick, quick, nick, pick,
Rick, sick, stick, tick,
thick, trick, wick.
- ig Word Game / - ig
Phonics Game
Find a pig pattern (or make
draw your own pig pattern).
Draw a line, zigzag, or
other type of line across the
pig pattern. Follow the
above instructions. Here are
some words for - ig:
big, dig, fig, jig, pig, twig,
wig.
Phonics
Ideas
- Use clipart of different
objects. Place an object
picture and the following for
"at": picture of a bat,
cat, fat (something), hat,
mat, pat (patting something),
sat (something sitting), and
then __ at for each pictures
Use clipart of one
object that ends with
ending. ladybug
template for __ ug.
Have a picture with a bug,
etc. and then __ ug on a
flashcard (index card).
pig template for __ ig.
sheep template for __ eep.
Phonics
Activity
You can use the activity book:
"My Phonics Word Book" by
Learning Horizons for this
activity. Take the
stickers that are in it and
place each word ending sticker
on the right side of a 3x5"
index card. Cut the card
in half and place the sticker
in the middle of it.
Laminate. Hole punch two
holes on the left hand side of
the word ending card and the
matching pictures. Place
a twist tie through each hole
and tie off. Write the
beginning letter on the card
with a permanent pen or
marker. Have the child
go through each set of cards
and read each word.
You don't have the
sticker books, you can use
coloring pages, flashcards,
etc. on my theme
page (you will need to
reduce the size of the
images) or stickers to make
your own flashcards.
Glue or stick onto index
cards.
Spelling
Game
Glue pictures of objects on
index cards (you can cut the
index cards in half).
For colors, cut out
different pieces of
different colors of
construction paper out and
glue it onto index
cards. Write a number
of words on index cards
(place each letter in a
square). For example,
P-I-G. To preserve
them, laminate or cover with
clear contact paper.
For beginner spellers:
How to play the game:
Have the child spell the
word and then say the name
of the object.
Here are some themes
you can do: ABC (objects
from A-Z), animals, bears
(links under "Bear Game"),
colors, farm animals, foods,
fruits, insects, numbers (1,
2, 3,...), vegetables,
etc. Go to my theme
page for pictures or draw
them yourself.
For more advanced
spellers: Have the
picture cards facing
down. Have them choose
a card. Have them
spell the word and say the
object.
You can also do this in
another language.
Vocabulary Builder
Game
Find As Many
Words As You Can In A
Word
(Here is a game that I
remember doing in grade
school. You can do it with
your children or students.)
Grade Level:
Elementary
1. Write a word down or
have your children or students
come up with a word.
2. Have them write the
word down on a piece of paper.
3. Have them find as many
words as they can in the word.
4. Have them share with
everyone what words they have
come up with.
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