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Emergent Readers Set #1There are four emergent readers in this set. They focus on simple sentences that provide the letter blend clues from the Sound It Out resource. Each story uses sentences that focus on the sight word or high-frequency word target and provide words that need to be sounded out with basic letter-sound knowledge and letter-blend knowledge. One colour version and one grayscale version of each reader are provided. This set is a pdf version, ready for you to print.
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Free Until June! EMERGENT READERS SET #2There are four emergent readers in this second set. They focus on simple sentences that provide the letter blend clues from the Sound It Out resource. Each story uses sentences that focus on the sight word or high-frequency word target and provide words that need to be sounded out with basic letter-sound knowledge and letter-blend knowledge. One colour version and one grayscale version of each reader are provided. This set is a pdf version, ready for you to print.
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Sound it out!Parent Edition
Teaching our children to become detectives and to look for clues inside the word will help them develop their decoding abilities, writing skills, and motivation toward reading. This resource provides easy strategies for sounding out words and allows children to learn letter blends through quick, fun phrases. Simple strategies for a busy schedule, as well as suggestions for calming reading avoidance and anxiety are provided. An assessment tool, small letter tiles, and learning games are included!
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Sound it out! Tiles
An enlarged set of the tiles found in the Sound It Out book. Over 150 letter tiles that are colour coded for consonants, vowels & blends. Each tile is printed on card stock, and measures 3.5”x 3” (8.9cm x 7.6cm). These letter tiles save you from the photocopying and cutting hassle! Box not included in shipping. Available as an unlaminated boxed set. $18.95
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Finding My CalmThis package includes the pages you would need to create a calm down binder. Calm down binders are for children to use when their emotions are heightened in some way and they need support to regain control, find a calm feeling, and feel like themselves again. Includes breathing activities, emotion awareness, strategies for behaviour management, mandalas to refocus the mind, and a social story. Over 20 pages of strategies. Recommended for children ages 5-10. This is a pdf version, ready for you to print.
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Free cvc word game packThis game pack is designed for beginning readers. Students will learn to put together CVC (consonant vowel consonant) words for the -in, -at, -an, -en, and -it word families. Puzzles as seen on the cover. Make rhyming words with the word families (rat, cat, mat or hen, ten, men). Repetition will help increase confidence and recognition of word families.
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Upper and LowerCase LettersHelp your child recognize their letters and letter sounds with the Lost Letters game. This pdf download allows you to have your child sort the pieces to find the upper and lowercase letter matches. Be sure to have them say the letter sounds. Discuss items they might know that begin with those sounds. All letters are included in this game.
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A note from jenn
“Read to your child every night”—excellent advice that can make a parent cringe if they have done this lovingly and diligently, but their child is still struggling with reading. Enjoying a book together at bedtime is fantastic for bonding, and it strengthens a child’s imagination, vocabulary, and comprehension. But for kids experiencing reading difficulties, being read to each night will not necessarily help them become independent readers. If sounding out words is challenging, they need targeted practice. Never devalue the joy and importance of reading to (and with) your child, but understand when something else is needed.
For some students, having a book put in front of them causes anxiety, frustration, and embarrassment. I love books, but every day, I see that for some children, books may not be the right tool to help them begin to read. Every child learns differently. Some shut down at the words “Let’s read a book,” whereas “Let’s play a game!” generates a positive feeling. Motivation increases, confidence builds, and pressure to “read” is gone. Their love for books grows when they aren’t reminded of their frustrations.
I know that as a parent, you want to help your child. I know that nothing is more important to parents than time spent with their kids. When that time is filled with meltdowns, frustration, and resistance from your child, the strategies need to change. We can instill in our kids a love of reading by changing the way they think about it. Bring back game time. Bring back their confidence. Bring back their joy for learning, and watch them fall in love with reading.
Jenn Coates
Classroom Teacher
Mom of 2
For some students, having a book put in front of them causes anxiety, frustration, and embarrassment. I love books, but every day, I see that for some children, books may not be the right tool to help them begin to read. Every child learns differently. Some shut down at the words “Let’s read a book,” whereas “Let’s play a game!” generates a positive feeling. Motivation increases, confidence builds, and pressure to “read” is gone. Their love for books grows when they aren’t reminded of their frustrations.
I know that as a parent, you want to help your child. I know that nothing is more important to parents than time spent with their kids. When that time is filled with meltdowns, frustration, and resistance from your child, the strategies need to change. We can instill in our kids a love of reading by changing the way they think about it. Bring back game time. Bring back their confidence. Bring back their joy for learning, and watch them fall in love with reading.
Jenn Coates
Classroom Teacher
Mom of 2