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Valentine Alphabet Game for the Tricky Letters

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This Valentine Alphabet Game was specifically created to help learners with those tricky letters. Let’s face it: There are certain letters in the alphabet that are just tricky. They might be tricky to write, like b and d. The sounds of the letters can also be tricky, like w and y. Still other letters, like q and z, are very…
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Vowel Team Clip Cards

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My 1st grader is learning all about vowel teams right now. We have our vowel team posters hung up in our schoolroom close to his desk and we’ve been using some of my BOB Books printables from Set 5 here and there, too. This past week, I made him some vowel team clip cards that I’d like to share with…
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Roll and Write Sentences with Quotation Marks

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Working on quotation marks with your students/child? This FUN and engaging game is the perfect way to learn how to use them…plus kids practice spelling at the same time! Like my Roll and Write Different Kinds of Sentences, spelling words are integrated right into the activity! Note: The free download link is found towards the END of this post. Just…
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Word Family Rimes Chart

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Reading and spelling words by word family is a common practice that can help some readers understand how words are connected by patterns. So, to help kids practice reading or spelling the most common word family rimes, I made a quick reference word family rimes chart. Note: The free printable chart can be found at the END of this post. Just look for…
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FREE Beginning Sounds Chart

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This free beginning sounds chart is the perfect resource to have when making rhymes or working on word families with young children. If you’ve ever worked on rhyming words with young kids, you know how important beginning sounds are in that process. After all, to create rhyming words, all you do is take the beginning sound {or onset} off the…
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