Clip art: Microsoft Clip Art www.clipart.com Reading the Alphabet is a FREE Prek Reading Curriculum! My primary focus is tri-fold: 1-to help the child build a deeper awareness of sounds within words (phonological & phonemic awareness), 2- to build knowledge about how print works, and 3-to introduce beginning sight words (using a combination of Fry’s first 100 and the Dolch Pre-Primer list). My secondary focus is recognition and counting numbers 1-20 and fine motor skills such cutting, gluing, and writing. While this program was designed with my preschooler in mind, it would also work well for special need students and students who are struggling as they begin to learn to read.This curriculum is loosely based off a combination of the Montessori approach, Handwriting Without Tears, and word study.
For more introduction and background to the curriculum, see this post.
Please site the original source by linking back to my blog (not my TpT store) if you blog about using these. Thank you. I pray these will be a blessing to you and your child!
You can also follow along via my Reading the Alphabet Pinterest board as I add them one-by-one. And…l’m working on packaging up {adding a few new resources} Reading the Alphabet and selling it! Stay tuned for a Reading the Alphabet giveaway: COMING IN MID-JULY!
Lesson Plans & Posts
Lesson 1: Reading Letter T {sight word- a}
Lesson 2: Reading Letter F {sight word-the}
Lesson 3: Reading Letter P {sight word-see}
Lesson 4: Reading Letter M {sight word-I}
Lesson 5: Reading Letter C {sight word-look}
Lesson 6: Reading Letter A {sight word-at}
Lesson 7: The -AT Family {review of sight words}
Lesson 8: Reading Letter D {sight word-my}
Lesson 9: Reading Letter B {sight word-can}
Lesson 10: Reading Letter R {sight word-you}
Lesson 11: Reading Letter G {sight word-it}
Lesson 12: Reading Letter L- {sight word-for}
Lesson 13: Reading Letter I- {sight word-big}
Lesson 14: IG Word Family- {sight word review}
Lesson 15: Reading Letter H {sight word- and}
Lesson 16: Reading Letter K {sight word- me}
Lesson 17: Reading Letter N {sight word- is}
Lesson 18: Reading Letter Z {sight word- not}
Lesson 19: Reading Letter O {sight word- up}
Lesson 20: OT Word Family {sight word review}
Lesson 21: Reading Letter Q {sight word- am}
Lesson 22: Reading Letter J {sight word- to}
Lesson 23: Reading Letter V {sight word- go}
Lesson 24: Reading Letter W {sight word- we}
Lesson 25: Reading Letter E {sight word- little}
Lesson 26: ET Word Family {sight word review}
Lesson 27: Reading Letter X {sight word- in}
Lesson 28: Reading Letter Y {sight word- that}
Lesson 29: Reading Letter S {sight word- down}
Lesson 30: Reading Letter U {sight word- he}
Lesson 30: UG Word Family {sight word review}
Behind the Scenes Posts
These are some RTA organizational posts I’ve done. They may be helpful to you as you work with your child.
You are more than welcome to pick and choose only a few activities from each lesson to supplement what you’re already doing at home. Also feel free to use every printable from each lesson. I would suggest that you go to the library, or search through your own home library, to find books that go with each letter; so there’s a literature connection piece. (For example, find turtle books to supplement with the letter T.) Please site the original source by linking back to my blog (not my TpT store) if you blog about using these. Thank you. I pray these will be a blessing to you and your child!
