Reading games for kids
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Blank Uno Card Games - Uno Editable Templates - All Subjects and Grades
DRAW is a game played similar to UNO. Teachers use DRAW as a fun activity during literacy centers or as a reading game. This game is EDITABLE, so you can practice sight words, math facts, or any skill that will work. Easily print the cards and watch your students enjoy playing this game while learning new skills. (Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade #jdsrockinreaders)
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Roll a Story - Writing Center
Your students will have so much fun writing with these Roll-a-Story boards. Their creativity will be flowing after discovering which super fun character, problem and setting their story will be about. This resource is perfect in helping students write creative and interesting stories while taking the ‘stress’ out of thinking of what to write about. To use the boards, students simply choose a board and roll a die three times to discover which character, problem and setting their story will be…
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Feed the Frog - Sentence Fluency & CVC Words Practice - Beginning Reading
Build sentence and reading fluency with this "Feed the Frog" activity! You'll definitely spark high interest and engagement with this fun activity!! Students will love feeding the frog so much, they won't even realize they're working. This resource is perfect for your beginning readers and will build their sentence and reading fluency, while also practicing reading and writing CVC words.
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975 Decodable Sentence Ladders MEGA BUNDLE
Decodable Sentence Ladders Bundle JUST $17! ($70 VALUE) Do your students struggle with reading fluency, often stopping to sound out words and losing the flow of the sentence? When kids get stuck on words, they can feel frustrated and lose confidence. Worksheets can feel boring, making it hard to keep them engaged. The 975 Decodable Sentence Ladders MEGA BUNDLE is a fun, hands-on way to build fluency! Each sentence ladder adds one word at a time, giving students the repetition they need to…
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