Tag: literacy games

Literacy: Print and Play Alphabet Cards with Ten Gameplay Options

April 7, 2019

These Print & Play Alphabet Cards are a super easy way to start building foundational literacy skills. Whether you’re a teacher using them as a whole class or Center activity, or a mama building skills in your little, they’re a fun, play-based way to grapple with letters.

The activity on my Teacher Pay Teachers store has the introduction for Seven Activities. Including Memory, Snap, Hide & Seek, Sequencing, and Mystery Letter. While this blog post gives you three more ways to use these cards! 10 activities. 1 quick download. Continue reading “Literacy: Print and Play Alphabet Cards with Ten Gameplay Options”

Sight Word Go Fish

October 30, 2015

 We have talked before building early reading skills by mastering sight words.  Sight words are a small group of words (approximately 300-500) that account for large portions of the common texts we read. For example, words such as: this, that, then, he, she, and etc are considered sight words. Due to their high frequency, it is critical that students cultivating early literacy skills develop their sight word recognition skills.

When it comes to building sight word proficiency I have previously shared my On a Roll game. I use On a Roll as an early finisher activity or as a literacy center. Today I bring you another game I often use in literacy centers or as a stand alone activity.  Sight Word Go Fish uses the Dolch Sight words, and comes in kindergarten and second grade level words.  In each download you will find detailed instructions on preparation and game play.  Everything is available for download at my Teachers pay Teachers store!

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