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Another frog song. Super catchy. Used this during my frog phase this fall. Vocabulary-Bog, Polliwog, Tadpole

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Barenaked Ladies - Pollywog In A Bog (Extended Version)

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Silly fun rhyming song

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Down by the Bay - Rhyming Creation/Echo Song

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TheLearningStation - Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes

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Apples and Bananas with Lyrics - Vowel Songs - Kids Songs by The Learning Station

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Another favorite for my Early Childhood music classes. :)

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Hickory Dickory Dock | Super Simple Songs

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Did a week of Frog songs and books for my Early Childhood music classes this fall. They really enjoyed this rhyming book!

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Kids Book Read Aloud: Little Frog - Life Cycle Of A Frog - Tiny Tadpole To Happy, Hoppy Frog!

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Lots of great musical vocabulary in this one. Loved sharing with my students!

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My students LOVE playing Blooket. I think many of us remember this game as "kahoot", but there are so many different game options now. Our personal favorite in my class is "fish frenzy". They have thousands of pre made games that improve vocabulary comprehension. You can also create your own games. I am currently using blooket to increase reading comprehension in short vowel cvc words. Students will see a picture on their iPad and must match it to the correct word. I have attached a link to the website.

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I used this roll and read game during my UFLI small groups last week. My students love this interactive reading game and are able to do this without teacher assistance.

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I love playing these fun phonics songs when introducing a new skill. It helps students remember the skill and I love how they have words for students to practice at the end!

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NK Ending Blend Sound | NK Blend Song and Practice | ABC Phonics Song with Sounds for Children

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If you have not read The Humble Pie in your class yet... you MUST! My students loved it and I paired it with a fun pie coloring sheet after :) I have attached a photo of the book.

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I have been working on short vowels with my MTSS group over the past few weeks. They love using their highlighter with these CVC work searches!

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I love playing Storyline Online videos for my students after recess. It is very engaging (even better when the guest celebrity is someone they know)

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The SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Daytime Emmy-nominated, Storyline Online, features celebrated actors reading children's books to inspire a love of reading in millions of children worldwide.

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I helped in a Kindergarten class that did rainbow writing and the kids loved that activity

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Bump reading an article over veternens day.

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Each kid had to do a reading menu over what they had read, questions for reading comprehension.

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I am currently building background knowledge by studying for my 5007 praxis! for myself (and my future students

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Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

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The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane

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Favorite Book: If You Give A Mouse A Cookie

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During Read Alouds, students "bump" to the next student when they are done reading their passage.

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One game I loved playing with my students was sight-word bingo! They are so competitive!

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Students have to pick up a random card, flip it over, and if the student reads the word correctly they get to keep the card. If the student reads it incorrectly, they have to put their card back into the pile.

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We read a story about London, my student had minor background knowledge, but by the end of the story she was fascinated about Big Ben and double decker busses.

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My favorite Dr. Seuss book "The Lorax" can be used for a CVC word matching activity

while reading match the CVC word with a picture

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"Green Eggs and Ham" read aloud for Rhyming lesson & Dr. Seuss week.

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Silent "e" introduction idea!

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Read Aloud: Even Steven and Odd Todd

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Our K class has a new Nursery Rhyme each week, with this one being an October theme again. It shows the students the rhyming pattern. We say the Rhyme together each morning during Calendar Math, but here is a clip (which we use as brain breaks during the day).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmMzAcTD2k0

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Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater (with lyrics) - Nursery Rhyme by EFlashApps

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"The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything", is another great book for the K class that has an October/pumpkin theme. The students always sit quietly on the rug and are immersed in this story.

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I love the StoryOnline Website (where a celebrity reads a story). The students enjoy it and I've used it when I needed a few minutes to take care of a different task. This book, "A Bad Case of the Stripes", is a hit with the K class.

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Camilla Cream loves lima beans, but she never eats them. Why? Because the other kids at her school don't like them. And Camilla Cream is very, very worried about what other people think of her. In fact she is so worried that she's about to break out in... A Bad Case of Stripes.

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'A Bad Case of Stripes' read by Sean Astin

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Camilla Cream loves lima beans, but she never eats them. Why? Because the other kids at her school don't like them. And Camilla Cream is very, very worried about what other people think of her. In fact she is so worried that she's about to break out in...

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This is a quick and simple introduction to rhyming for younger students.

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Let's Learn Rhyming! Phonemic Awareness Word Families

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There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell

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There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell

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This book is one of my favorites to read aloud. Its repetition helps students' recall and memory as well as vocabulary.

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Students are working on contractions in the third grade class I am interning in. They did a spelling word sort where they had to sort their contraction spelling words into have, do, and us. They can apply the knowledge they have of what words make the contractions to sort them into those categories.

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The back of this morning work worksheet has practice with short u words.

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I worked on syllabication with one of my tutorees today. He was struggling with the word "fig", inserting an "r" sound in between the /f/ and /i/ sounds. I wrote the word on a whiteboard, then underlined each individual letter, starting with the /f/, and had him blend the sounds together.

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At the beginning of a unit, there is a slide asking a question or two about the previous unit to discuss as a class. This is a way to tie the units together and review the main ideas before just continuing with a lesson with no transition or discussion.

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The class basically plays a word relay, but they take turns creating a sentence using a vocabulary word. This shows that they are able to apply the definition.

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I really like Room on the Broom, good book for this time of year as well.

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We played a game in class that kind of resembled a spelling bee, but the principle of the game was to learn and demonstrate syllables as well.

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This is another favorite of mine. It is a story that highlights how being different can be a strength and that being good at many things is valuable.

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I like this book because it teaches kids that being kind to others fills an invisible "bucket" and makes everyone feel good.

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Syllable Clapping Game (Reading & Writing)

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One of my favorite books that I have gotten the chance to do lessons with across multiple first grade classes is Tacky the Penguin. It explores the importance of being different.

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I played Go-fish with my kiddos the other day to work on words with closed syllables! This way they could practice reading the words and also compare them to other words with closed syllables.

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When reading The Wild Robot, the kids learned what empathy is through the Mother-Robot having feelings. I always get a few “Robots don’t have feelings!” during this novel!

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My internship class recently finished "Because of Winn Dixie." This novel allowed the class to explore dialects.

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A fun way to teach children about rhymes.

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ROLE MODEL Rewrites “Sally…” With a Classroom Full of Kids

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We wrote in the grammar journal our vocab words! We did this in a fun way turning it into a game.

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“Read-aloud moment: A student gasped when the pigeon almost drove the bus. Mo Willems wins again. 😂 #DontLetThePigeonDriveTheBus”

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“Audio read-aloud Diary of a Whimpey Kid, during snack time. Students begged for ‘just one more chapter!’ Background knowledge + bonding = magic.”

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“Audio read-aloud Diary of a Whimpey Kid, during snack time. Students begged for ‘just one more chapter!’ Background knowledge + bonding = magic.”

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I like Spookley the Square Pumpkin.