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Here are some products we
make from our home. I wrote the eBook and my husband laser
engraves the felt and foam alphabet pieces.
Felt
Uppercase Alphabet Set - #1100
Product
Description: This set
includes 52 acrylic felt pieces that include 2 of each 2.5"
tall
capital
letters.
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. It is also durable enough for one-on-one
teaching.
Felt board is not
included.
Price: $8.00 USD
(Price does not
including shipping & handling)
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Felt Lowercase
Alphabet Set - Item #1101
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).
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. It is also durable enough for one-on-one
teaching.
Felt board is not
included.
Price: $8.00
USD
(Price does not
including shipping & handling)
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more
Felt Uppercase
& Lowercase Pack -
Item #1500
Purchase BOTH the
Uppercase
&
Lowercase
Set TOGETHER.
Price: $14.00
(That is over 10%
OFF.)
You
will
receive
52
uppercase
letters
&
78
lowercase
letters.
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more
Foam Uppercase
Alphabet Set - Item #2101
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. 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.
Price: $8.00 USD
(Price does not include shipping &
handling)
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more
Foam
Lowercase
Alphabet Set - Item #2101
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. 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.
Price: $8.00 USD
(Price does not include shipping &
handling)
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more
Foam Uppercase
& Lowercase Pack -
Item #2500
Purchase BOTH the
Uppercase
&
Lowercase
Set TOGETHER.
Price: $14.00
(That is over 10%
OFF.)
You will receive
52 uppercase letters & 78 lowercase
letters.
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more
I
have
working
on
various
Word
&
Games
eBooks.
I finally got the Fruit Words
& Games completed. I will send you this ebook within 24 hours
(most likely almost
instantly, depending if I'm on the computer or not).
Fruit Words &
Games eBook - Item #4110
 
Fruit Words
& Games eBook is a
great way to
learn to recognize various fruits and how they are
spelled. You can use this in the classroom as a Fruit
Theme or to practice various fruit spelling words.
This eBook contains 12 large word strips, 12 flashcards, 12
picture cards, 12 word cards, and some blank cards. The
large
word
strips
measure
5
1/4"
x
2
1/2"
and
the
other
cards
measure
3"
x
2
1/2".
The word
strips
can be used for classroom instruction, classroom display, bulletin
boards, and more. The flashcards can be used as for those learning to
read and to strengthen ones reading knowledge. There are some
blank
word strips and cards for other fruits. Fruits
included
are:
fruits,
strawberries,
watermelon,
grapes,
apple,
cherries,
pineapple,
pear,
banana,
orange,
and
peach.
fruit
thematic
unit
Pages:
15 pages (pdf)
Price:
$1.50 USD
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here to see more products
we make (Felt
Sets,
Math
Products, eBooks).
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. Read
more.
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My
Phonics Printables
These are in pdf
files so you will
need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these books.
To download Adobe Acrobat for
free, click
here.
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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