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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. 

This presentation includes many simple readings. They can be used for aloud reading or reading assessment or as an activity. I presented it and had the students read in silence. Each had to draw in a little whiteboard what the sentence said. After a few minutes, read aloud and check the pictures!

This little cards are very useful for early reading. They have a dot right under each letter and then an arrow all along. The dots are for segmenting sounds, so I tell my students they are buttons and they have to make the sound of the letter when you push them. Once they did all the sounds, they have to blend them while going throughout the arrow. It is very helpful for them to understand the blending and segmenting sound. I printed a few sets of cards, cut them, laminated them and put them together on a ring so they can use them independently in centers or to take home for reinforcement. 

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.

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!

Make learning the alphabet fun and engaging with these colorful Animals ABC cards! Each letter of the alphabet is paired with a friendly animal illustration that helps children connect letters with sounds and vocabulary. Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, ESL, or homeschooling settings.

What’s included:

How to use:

Designed to support early literacy, visual recognition, and vocabulary building. Just print and go!

This is a Power Point presentation to introduce vocabulary at the early stages of teaching the topic “Jobs and Prefessions”. It is an easy and fun way for the elementary learners to get acquainted with new words and guess their meaning through pictures. The presentation contains 67 slides.

Este booklet de "parts of speech" contiene actividades de:

perfecto para early finishers, o para reforzar conceptos gramaticales en edades tempranas

Este journal contiene 50 temas de escritura libre (free writing prompts) en los cuales los estudiantes pueden practicar sus habilidades de escritura. 

Este Journal se puede utilizar como trabajo extra, práctica para early finishers, o trabajo colaborativo. 

Los temas de escritura tienen diversos tipos de estructuras gramaticales que pueden servir como trabajo diario o como práctica especifica de algún contenido. 

Guía para colorear con números. incluye 18 animales: 

También incluye el nombre del animal en formato trace para que los estudiantes puedan trazar. perfecto para early beginners.