27 color cards

2 color digraphs

27 black and white cards

2 black and white digraphs

 

 

Print, cut out and use these cards to review the words of the alphabet, starting with the vowels, and then with the consonants, associating them with each other, for greater recognition.

  

We suggest printing this product on thick paper or cardboard, for better use.  

The five-finger rule is a strategy from a student agency to help early reader students choose a personal reading with the perfect difficulty for each one independently.

Tip: Paste this poster in the corner of the classroom library so that they can support themselves in the choice

Pick a Book: Choose one from your classroom library.

Open a Page: Flip to any random page.

Start Reading: Read word by word.

Count: Raise a finger for each word you don't know or can't say.

Check: At the end of the paragraph, see how many fingers you have up.

Decide: Use your finger count to see if this book is a good fit.

This resource includes different activities that you can use to introduce the readers workshop to your students:

My first readings is a booklet design for early readers and reading comprehension. It includes 13 readings with 3 questions each. These reading are build with easy to read words so students can read and answer by themselves. 

Here you will find Reading comprehension worksheets for new readers. It focuses on the main parts of a story. Such as what is a beginning, who the character, the author, and when the story happens.
Each worksheet can be used for many books.

This "Read it - Build it - Write it" activity mat is a great resource to use with emergent readers.

You can use it as a whole class activity, in centres and during morning work.

Students can practice the spelling of HFW, CVC, blends, among others.

*This resource only includes the activity mat.

Está guía es una adaptación en español del recurso que está disponible en inglés y la cual se puede descargar en el siguiente link https://readershook.com/activity/even-and-odd 

La guía de trabajo se puede usar como actividad de aplicación, para que los estudiantes cuenten números de 2 en 2 en una secuencia numérica de manera ascendente  partiendo de 0 o de cualquier otro número menor a 100.  

Objective: Reading fluency

This chart is for students to read aloud to somebody (it can be a big brother or sister, parents, grandparents, nanny, older cousin, etc.) and the idea is for the listener to evaluate the reader's fluency, and record it on the chart, so that the student can take it back to school and show it to his/her teacher.
It is suggested to use this resource at least once every 15 days, so the teacher can keep a record of the student's progress.

This document discusses the different ways to express the future tense in English using "will" and "be going to". It explains that "will" is used for predictions without evidence, quick decisions, promises and offers, while "be going to" is used for plans, intentions and predictions based on clear signs. Examples are provided of affirmative, negative and interrogative forms of both "will" and "be going to". Situations are given for the reader to practice choosing the correct future tense construction.

Get your students excited about the animal kingdom with this interactive and visually engaging PowerPoint presentation! Perfect for science, reading, or speaking activities, each slide introduces a different animal with a WOW-worthy “superpower” — from the cheetah’s blazing speed to the octopus’s incredible camouflage skills.

What’s inside:

Bring animal facts to life and spark your students’ curiosity with this fun, fact-packed resource!