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Sight Words Progress Board

3/29/2014

Supplies Needed; Fish shapes, poster board, green streamers, small stickers, a black pen and glue.

Directions;
Write a sight word on each fish and glue them to the poster board. Glue streamers to the bottom of the board to imitate kelp.

As the child reads each sight word, add a sticker to that fish. This will let you know their strengths and weaknesses, and allow them to feel accomplished.

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Paint Sample Spelling

3/29/2014

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This was a quick and easy way to teach children about word sounds, rhyming, and early reading. We used print outs of simple words (see templates below), a large hole punch, and a little paste to create these. Ask the child to sound out the first word, then slide the paint sample down to create new words.

*be sure to number the backs of the lists and paint samples so that they don't get used on different papers.

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Letter Matching

3/17/2014

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Supplies:

Letters (magnets, cardstock cut-outs, foamies, etc)
Words or Alphabet printouts
Cookie Sheet (optional)

~I have a multi-aged class and the younger child work along side the older children. I print off words to use for letter matching that correspond to what the older children are working on. Pictured is the word Ireland that was used for letter matching while older children were working on reading maps of Ireland.

Directions: Match letters on word or alphabet printouts.

*if using magnets you can lay the printout onto the cookie sheet.

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Sight Words Progress Board

Paint Sample Spelling

Letter Matching

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