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Friday, 3 August 2012
Royalty free Letters and Sounds tabletop words (Stage 2)
Ever get annoyed with using huge flashcards?
Here I have created a set of easy to store, easy to use, Letters and Sounds Stage 2 word cards. They are royalty free.... that means no distracting logos or emblems....
Use alongside the sentence builder grids for fun and versatile activities.
One more thing, smaller flashcards means more fine motor skill refinement... We like that!
Visit the downloadable resources section for more free goodies.
Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Friday, 27 January 2012
Name grids
Some children begin school already knowing how to write their name, some do not. For some it is the first real hurdle they will face in their school life and can become a stressful experience. Use these guides to help build confidence in letter formation, spelling and pencil grip, in a fun and accessible way.
I've added a set of three name grids to the printable resources section. To make the most out of these, print all three on A4 paper, write the desired name in the appropriate font (the best colour for tracing over, I find, is grey). Laminate each sheet so they can be used over and over again. Encourage the child to trace over the letters of their name before attempting to copy it free hand in the space provided.
Start off with the largest font and only move on once confidence has been gained in letter formation and spelling. For added practice, print off and laminate an extra copy to send home, children will love to demonstrate how well they are doing to their parents. Build their confidence by photocopying the sheet, for them to keep, when they have done well.
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| Example name grid |
Start off with the largest font and only move on once confidence has been gained in letter formation and spelling. For added practice, print off and laminate an extra copy to send home, children will love to demonstrate how well they are doing to their parents. Build their confidence by photocopying the sheet, for them to keep, when they have done well.
Click here to visit the printable resources section.
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Sunday, 8 January 2012
Monday, 19 December 2011
Free printables
Are you looking for more free, printable activities and goodies? Worksheets, charts and certificates are all available in the Top 10 Free Downloads on Teachers pay Teachers. It is a lovely site with lots of resources designed by teachers and teaching assistants.
I really like the Gingerbread series. It's $8.50 and contains 75 pages of wonderful activities! Click here to view.
Don't forget Special Education Matters free, printable and versatile resources section is updated regularly with FREE ideas to implement in your classroom.
I really like the Gingerbread series. It's $8.50 and contains 75 pages of wonderful activities! Click here to view.
Don't forget Special Education Matters free, printable and versatile resources section is updated regularly with FREE ideas to implement in your classroom.
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Friday, 9 December 2011
Downloadable, Printable and versatile resources
On the right hand side, you will now find a page entitled Downloadable, Printable and versatile resources. All the resources available here have been created by myself so feel free to download, print and use them.
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