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What are Text Features?
How to catch important information
Word Chomp | Lesson Plan | Education.com
Chomp along to "The Three Little Fish and the Big Bad Shark" as students focus on high frequency words and final consonant sounds. This lesson is sure to be an ocean-themed favorite!
Need extra help for EL students? Try the Sight Words
Need extra help for EL students? Try the Sight Words
Fruit Salad: Phonemes and Syllables | Lesson Plan | Education.com
Students will be able to identify the amount of syllables in their favorite fruits. Students will be able to understand greater than and less than mathematics principles.
Football Word Families | Lesson Plan | Education.com
Categorize words by their ending sounds using a fun-filled football theme. Your students will complete various word sorts and write down words to emphasize the principles of rhyming.
Coming to Your Senses: Why Exploring Nature Is Important for Preschoolers
Coming to Your Senses: Why Exploring Nature Is Important for Preschoolers
With the autumn leaves falling, there are many educational opportunities to teach youngsters about nature. Exploring the outside world helps build confidence and a sense of adventure. Just getting fresh air and exercise at a park is probably already a part of your daily routine. If you teach your child to pay close attention and be extra observant, there are many opportunities for exploration. Some examples of potential l
With the autumn leaves falling, there are many educational opportunities to teach youngsters about nature. Exploring the outside world helps build confidence and a sense of adventure. Just getting fresh air and exercise at a park is probably already a part of your daily routine. If you teach your child to pay close attention and be extra observant, there are many opportunities for exploration. Some examples of potential l
How to Make Summer Reading Fun for Preschoolers
How to Make Summer Reading Fun for Preschoolers
Summer reading is a great way to send your child into the school year with the momentum they need to succeed in the classroom. Setting realistic goals, practicing letter sounds, and finding interesting stories will help them get ready for the fall. Here are some tips to guide you and your child as you explore reading this summer:
Tip #1: Set a Goal and Reach for It!
Depending on your child’s interests, create a “magical walkway”, “racecar track”
Summer reading is a great way to send your child into the school year with the momentum they need to succeed in the classroom. Setting realistic goals, practicing letter sounds, and finding interesting stories will help them get ready for the fall. Here are some tips to guide you and your child as you explore reading this summer:
Tip #1: Set a Goal and Reach for It!
Depending on your child’s interests, create a “magical walkway”, “racecar track”
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What are Text Features?
How to catch important information
Word Chomp | Lesson Plan | Education.com
Chomp along to "The Three Little Fish and the Big Bad Shark" as students focus on high frequency words and final consonant sounds. This lesson is sure to be an ocean-themed favorite!
Need extra help for EL students? Try the Sight Words
Need extra help for EL students? Try the Sight Words
Fruit Salad: Phonemes and Syllables | Lesson Plan | Education.com
Students will be able to identify the amount of syllables in their favorite fruits. Students will be able to understand greater than and less than mathematics principles.
Football Word Families | Lesson Plan | Education.com
Categorize words by their ending sounds using a fun-filled football theme. Your students will complete various word sorts and write down words to emphasize the principles of rhyming.
Coming to Your Senses: Why Exploring Nature Is Important for Preschoolers
Coming to Your Senses: Why Exploring Nature Is Important for Preschoolers
With the autumn leaves falling, there are many educational opportunities to teach youngsters about nature. Exploring the outside world helps build confidence and a sense of adventure. Just getting fresh air and exercise at a park is probably already a part of your daily routine. If you teach your child to pay close attention and be extra observant, there are many opportunities for exploration. Some examples of potential l
With the autumn leaves falling, there are many educational opportunities to teach youngsters about nature. Exploring the outside world helps build confidence and a sense of adventure. Just getting fresh air and exercise at a park is probably already a part of your daily routine. If you teach your child to pay close attention and be extra observant, there are many opportunities for exploration. Some examples of potential l
How to Make Summer Reading Fun for Preschoolers
How to Make Summer Reading Fun for Preschoolers
Summer reading is a great way to send your child into the school year with the momentum they need to succeed in the classroom. Setting realistic goals, practicing letter sounds, and finding interesting stories will help them get ready for the fall. Here are some tips to guide you and your child as you explore reading this summer:
Tip #1: Set a Goal and Reach for It!
Depending on your child’s interests, create a “magical walkway”, “racecar track”
Summer reading is a great way to send your child into the school year with the momentum they need to succeed in the classroom. Setting realistic goals, practicing letter sounds, and finding interesting stories will help them get ready for the fall. Here are some tips to guide you and your child as you explore reading this summer:
Tip #1: Set a Goal and Reach for It!
Depending on your child’s interests, create a “magical walkway”, “racecar track”