pretty fact families
I decided to “pretty up” this Fact Family preview: Clipart By: JW Illustrations
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Mr. Fly! (Long /i/ Sound Spelled “Y”)
Raise your hand if you love Fly Guy!! My students are nuts about this little character and these books don’t stay on our book shelves for long. Fly Guy books are great for teaching about the long /i/ sound spelled ‘Y’ (For example: fly, sky, my). Last week we learned
When Do You Double the Final Consonant?
We have been learning a lot about word endings lately (-ed and -ing). Last week, one of my students asked… “Mrs. Erickson, why do some words double the letter?” For example: run –> running swim –> swimming skip –> skipped To teach my students the rule for doubling the final
all about nouns: a language arts unit
This unit was a lot of fun to create and I can’t wait to use it with my students!
sup-ER-hero unit is posted!
This unit might just be my favorite one so far… Clipart By: JW Illustrations This unit is designed to teach students about “-er” and “-est” word endings. You can get 10% OFF all items from TpT through this Saturday, April 9th! Use Promo Code: A3F9D
sup-ER-heroes (a phonics unit) giveaway! – CLOSED
Have I mentioned before how much I am L.O.V.I.N.G. my Spring Break? Relaxing and hanging out in my PJs all day has inspired me to create these little superheroes: These guys will help teach my students about adding “-er” and “-est” to the end of words. The actual superheroes are “-er” because they are
Easter Themed Doubles Addition
When I return from Spring Break, I will focus on Doubles Addition with my students. Of course my students know how to do addition, but I want them to have their facts memorized by the end of the year. Teaching doubles addition will help my students recall other addition facts
Clowning Around: Teaching “ou” and “ow” Digraphs
Last week we learned about the vowel pairs “ou” and ow” (example: found, clown). My students had a lot of fun with these clown activities and they loved the silly clown posters! You can check out this packet in my TpT Shop by clicking HERE. I work at a really great school
Inflectional Word Endings (-ed, -ing)
Last week we learned about word endings (-s, -ed, -ing). My students had a lot of fun with these activities and they loved the “ed” and “ing” posters I made for them. The “-ing” poster has young kids on it, because when words end with “-ing” it means it is
we are family!
My students are loving my Fact Family Unit! It makes sense to them. I can see the “light bulb” turn on! I also incoporated a great idea I got from a Jodi at Fun in First! I made number necklaces to go along with each page in the Fact Family Workbook.
