Introducing our engaging Easter CVC Words Blending and Segmenting Activities, featuring a dynamic Phonological Awareness Google Slides activity perfect for both a whole-class review game and literacy center time! Students will practice blending CVC words in this captivating Easter CVC Words resource by listening to each phoneme in a given word. They will then click…
Introducing our engaging Easter Literacy Centers activity, featuring Counting Syllables Google Slides designed to help students refine their syllable counting skills through interactive visuals and audio cues. In this Easter Literacy Centers resource, students will examine pictures and listen to words, clicking on the numbers 1, 2, 3, or 4 to indicate the number of…
Introducing our engaging Easter Literacy Centers Phonemic Awareness Games, featuring a dynamic Phoneme Isolation activity designed to enhance students’ phonemic awareness skills through listening and interaction. In this captivating Easter Literacy Centers resource, your Kindergarten students will practice Phoneme Isolation by listening to words and identifying the given phoneme’s position. They will click the green,…
Discover our captivating Easter Literacy Centers Rhyming Activities, featuring a dynamic Rhyming Words Google Slides activity perfect for both a whole-class review game and small groups! Students will hone their rhyming skills by looking at the pictures and listening to words in this engaging Easter Literacy Centers resource. They will click a thumbs up to…
These rhyming activities are great for young learners (preschool, prek, kindergarten, first grade and beyond) to practice identifying and sorting rhyming words. Add them to your weekly phonemic awareness activities! Rhyming words are an important early literacy skill, so these phonics puzzles can be used in a center or small group to help students learn…
This cute, fun, interactive, drag and drop, Google Slides™ Rhyming Activity is perfect for the classroom as well as distance learning! Students will practice Recognizing Rhymes by dragging the star to the picture that rhymes with what they hear and the picture they see in the astronaut’s helmet. Students can listen to the audio of the picture shown….
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