Down at the Farm is the perfect emergent reader to add to your Farm unit this year! The book includes simple repetitive text and includes the sight words: I, see & the. Your students will read the words and color the pictures. Click {here} to grab this for your classroom.
Where is Bunny? is the perfect interactive reader to add to your Easter unit this year! First, the students will color and cut out the little bunny pictures. Next, they will read each page and glue the bunny based on the position words. The position words are: on top of,
February is Dental Health Month! How to Brush My Teeth is the perfect little reader to add to your study of Dental Health! Your students will read the words and color the pictures. The sight words included are: I, will, my, in, get, put, on, up, and, down, to, for.
Valentine’s Day is an exciting break in a long and dreary winter! It’s fun to decorate with the fun colors of red and pink when the days are gray outside! Here is a low prep Valentine’s Day reader for your kids to color and read. Your students will read the
I created these Winter Emergent Readers to incorporate Winter themes AND to support the reading skills we are working on at this time of the year.All of the emergent readers include: repetitive text large text sight words simple sentence structures one line of text familiar subject matter pictures that support the reading
Fall is my favorite season of the year! It is an exciting time in Kindergarten, too! We always have so much fun learning about apples, leaves and pumpkins! I created these Fall Emergent Readers to incorporate Fall themes AND to support the reading skills we are working on at this
Each month I send home a family homework activity. This one, for Reading Book Boxes, is done at the beginning of the year. At home, the parents will cut an empty cereal box and then the children decorate the box with craft supplies. The kids really get into this using
Everyone loves to read Jan Brett’s The Mitten during the winter! This emergent reader is a great book to add to your Jan Brett study! It includes simple, repetitive sentences with ample spacing betweens words, so it is perfect for beginning readers. Your Pre-K or Kindergrten children will love to
I started school on August 27th and have been going non-stop since! I FINALLY have a chance to catch up on the blog! So, where do I start? This year I decided to do a year long Chicka Chicka Boom Boom theme. I am loving it and so are the
This set of Alphabet Color Books includes 31 books . . . why 31?? . . . because I included separate books for the long and short vowels. Each letter book includes 5-7 pictures of objects that begin with the letter. Each book also includes a simple, repetitive sentence. The
