Password with alphabet, number, color, and high frequency word cards

 Password comes with:
~password card
~alphabet cards A-Z
~number word cards zero-twenty
~basic color word cards
~high frequency word cards (the first 32 words

You can place the password card on your door. Stick a skill card on the password card that you want your students to know. Every time your students goes by the password card they have to read the "password" before entering or exiting the room.

    

 I love using this password cards in my classroom.  I use this as one of my jobs.  A student grabs the password when we get to the door.  Then each student has to tell them the password to enter the room.  If students do not say the correct word then the student is allowed to tell them to go back to the end of the line.  Most of my students know the word before entering.  I have them go to the end so they can hear the word over and over.  My thought is the more they hear then they will learn it and remember it for themselves.

Common Core State Standards that are covered in this product:

K.OA.A.1, K.OA.A.3, K.OA.A.4, K.OA.A.5, K.CC.A.1, K.CC.A.2, RF.1.1, RF.1.2, RF.1.3, RF.K.3.c

 

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Yearly Calendar with Dates

Yearly Calendar with Dates comes with:
~Days of the Week
~Yesterday was, Today is, Tomorrow will be
~Months of the year

Dates with pictures (each picture goes from 1-31) comes with:
~School Houses
~Chalkboards
~Apples
~Pumpkins
~Fire Trucks
~Falling Leaves
~Turkeys
~Gingerbread Men
~Gingerbread Houses
~Snowmen
~Riding through Winter (child driving through the snow)
~Winter with snowflakes
~Rainy Day (child walking with a raincoat)
~Spring (child watching butterflies and flowers)
~Flowers
~Flying Kites
~Birthday Cakes (You can use these cakes to show students birthdays)
~Beach Chair and Sun
~Beach

Picture dates can be used as patterns during Calendar time. You can also print the cards and make games out of them.

        

My students love the different pictures each month.  They never knew what to expect, but it made calendar time more exciting to see the different pictures.  I have used the number cards with my son.  He loves to place the fire engine numbers in order.  

Common Core State Standards that are covered in this product:

K.CC.A.1, K.CC.A.2, RF.1.1, RF.1.2.

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Writing High Frequency Words

Are you looking for morning work, center work, or activities that you high frequency words?  Then this is the activity for you.  

I love using this activity.  It is a great way to have students review high frequency words.  The worksheets are very easy to do and students can do them independently.  

My students have really enjoyed using these worksheets.  After I taught students how to complete each worksheet, they were able to complete them on their own.  I could even send them home as homework.  

There are 5 different types of worksheets that goes with the first 100 High frequency words.

Each worksheet covers 5 sight words.

In this activity you will find:

1. Sight Words Worksheet
2. Rainbow Write Worksheet
3. Trace Sight Words Worksheet
4. Fill in the Box Worksheet
5. Cut and Paste Sight Words Worksheet

Below you will see pictures and descriptions of how to use this activity.

Sight Words Worksheet: Have students write their sight words 5 times.

Rainbow Write Worksheet: Have students write over a sight word over and over until it looks like a rainbow.

Trace Sight Words Worksheet: Have students use a crayon and trace over their sight words.

Fill in the Box Worksheet: Students has to look at the sight word and figure out what it is.  Then write the letters into the correct box.  The boxes goes by the type of letter.  Tall boxes are for the tall letters that goes from top to bottom of the handwriting worksheet.  Small boxes are for the small letters that goes from the dotted line to bottom of the handwriting worksheet.  Then the last box is for the letters that go below the line.

Cut and Paste Sight Words worksheet: Students cut out the letters and glue them into the box to create the sight word.

You can use these worksheets for morning work, centers, homework, extra time, and etc.  

The Common Core State Standards that are covered in this literacy packet are:

RF.K.1, RF.K.1.B, RF.K.1.D, RF.K.2, RF.K.2.B, RF.K.2.D, RF.K.3, RF.K.3.A, RF.K.3.C, RF.K.3.D

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Triple Consonant Blend

I just realized that Ground Hog's Day is nearing and I haven't posted my triple consonant activity.  I made this last year and my students loved it.  They enjoyed the ability to sort between the pictures, the beginning triple consonant blend, and the words.  The different consonant blends that are covered are str, scr, spl, spr, squ, thr.  

I also created another activity to go with triple consonants.  It does not have a ground hog's theme.  It is still a great activity to use when going over this skill.

I try to make worksheets to go along with any activity that I make.  I believe the more hands on learning we can provide for our students the better.  I used both activities in my whole group literacy time.  For instance: I read my students a story about ground hogs.  We discuss the story.  Then I introduce my learning activity to them.  I show them the different triple blend cards.  We discuss the sounds that they make.  Then I place those cards into a pocket chart.  After I am sure my students understand the sounds that they make I move on to using them into words.  I show them the words with the triple consonant and have them sound out the words to me.  I have a student place the word under the correct blend.  I do this for every word.  I give my students the picture cards and have them match the pictures to the words.  After I have shown them, how to sound out the words and match the picture the words, I place the triple blend cards around the room.  Then I give each student a picture or a word.  They have to go find where the blend is and place their card with it.  My students love doing this because I have already given them the answer if they were listening.  This is their opportunity to show me what they know and for them they think it is a game.  After this activity, I would place the words or the pictures around the room.  Then give them the worksheet and have them write the words into the correct blend category.  Now this sounds like a lot and it can be at first.  Once your students understand what to do it goes pretty quickly.  My students loved playing these games.  I usually allowed them to talk to their friends as long as they were getting their work done and there wasn't a lot of distractions.  You could also place the worksheet and the cards into a center.  Before placing it into a center make sure that you have done it whole group at least three times.  You want to make sure students understand what they are doing before trying to do it on their own.

Common Core State Standards that are covered in this activity

RF.1.1, RF.1.2, RF.1.2.b, RF.1.2.c, RF.1.3

 

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Candy Sight Word Activities

My nephew asked me to create a game like Candy Land for him that covered sight words. He is in Kindergarten and just learning sight words.  I was inspired to create a game that had candy in it.  When I gave it to my nephew he loved it.  I hope you do to.

 

  There are 6 activities and sight word worksheets.

The sight words are: I, I’m, me, am, did, had, he, is, see, the, we, a, an, and, at, big, can, his, in, it, need, said, this, was, be, but, have, not, on, red, run, ten, up, us, of, to

 The activities include:

·         2 sight word games

~The object of the game is to keep as many cards as you can.  When the game is over, whoever has the most cards wins.

·         Bingo

~There is a 3 in a row or 5 in a row.  I have made it where you can print a copy for centers or for the entire class.

·         Scrambled words

~One side of the flashcard is the word and the other side is the same word but scrambled.  The object is to try to unscramble the word.

·         Sight Word Candy Game

~This is a board game that allows students to land on different color boxes.  They have to say the sight word.  If they do not know the sight word then they have to go back to their original spot. 

·         Sight Word Work

~I created worksheets to reinforce sight words.  Each worksheet covers 5 sight words.  Students will write sight words in abc order, color the sight words, find the sight words in a group, find the sight words in a sentence, write the sight words fancy smancy, fill in the boxes, word searches, and rainbow write.