Letters

Children cut and glue the pictures that begin with letter A.

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red - set - wet

men - beg - beg

led - met - Ted

ten - wed - then

Meg - pet - peg

hen - leg - pen

let - net

fed - den

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Students read the CVC word card and then place it on the matching picture.

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Challenge students to come up with as many words as they can

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This CVC packet has a teeth theme and includes a variety of word sorting activities.

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G & I were doing some crafts this morning, and I had a bunch of extra office supply dot stickers out....soooo I decided to give her a fun little pre-writing activity to do with our leftover dots!

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Free printable worksheet for learning CVC words ending in ob, op, ot, og:

sob - hot - cob

log - job - hog

top - lot - cop

lob - rob - jog

pop - not - rot

mop - hop - bog

bop - pot - mob

got - dog - fog

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I LOVE finding fun, pretend play activities with stuff we have laying around.

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ack - uck - ick - ock

block - back - rock

rack - duck -wick

sick - pick - dock

suck - sack - Jack

tack - kick - sock

tick - luck - lock

crack - lick - tuck

buck - muck - knock

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lick - fist - swish

twist - fill - mist

pill - kick - list

dish - mill - will

sick - tick - pick

trick - fish - wrist

bill - drill - wish

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rut - hot - but

pot - met - gut

net - rat - wet

cat - cut - mat

bet - lot - hut

sat - not - pat

pet-  let - nut

got - dot - bat

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Children discern upper- and lowercase letter Aa.

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ell - end - ent - est

test - tell - rent

dent - mend - best

sell - sent - fell

lend - fend - rest

nest - bent - pest

shell - went - bell

bend - well - send

tend - lent - vest

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This sheet provides a cute poem, a picture, and upper- and lower-case practice for the letter Bb.

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Summer is near and that means HOT days and water play – our favorite!!! We pulled out G’s water table a little over a week ago and she was so excited. It’s definitely a favorite for her on hot days!

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Practice blending CVC words by letting kids roll the letter cubes to make their own words.

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I love puzzles - they're great tool to help teach tots about shapes, problem solving, fine motor, etc. but let's face it -- puzzles don't get the attention they deserve.

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tug - jug - hut

but - bug run

nun - pun - rut

gut - rug - bun

cut - gum - nut

hum - dug - mug

fun - sun

sum - hug

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Now that G is (almost) 3, I'm trying to stimulate her interest in learning letters!

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