How do you teach color words? It is a very good question. Teaching color words is an area that is very important for young students to master. Some color words are sight words, but you don’t really get to the color sight words until later. Other color words are decodable with simple phonics, like the…
Art appreciation is something that we don’t really see taught in the schools due to budget cuts, time and many other reasons. However, I think it is very important to teach children to appreciate, study, talk about and ponder art. I LOVE going to museums with the girls and I can’t help but to visit…
Boy am I tired! It has been a long day:) I wanted to get this post up since a few of you have been asking me for more versions of the sight word money. Here is the Primer version and I am still working on the rest. Audrey really likes our sight word money and…
Click the buttons below to purchase this fun product! Ready2Read Level 3 Theme: Ocean Sight Words: her, put, an, him Word Families: -eat and -eep Long Vowels: -ee and -ea with the above word families You can check out the information page for Level 3 {HERE} Ready2Read is a sequential reading program, therefore it…
I love making products for my girls that they totally LOVE! These Alphabet Phonics Headbands are perfect! Both Moffatt Girls LOVE coloring so this made them super happy! The headbands are designed to reinforce and teach each letter and their sound. Each headband has a letter with a picture and corresponding smaller pictures to help teach/reinforce…
If you like our Sight Word Watches, then you may like our Sight Word Money! I am so happy that I made this product because both girls have been loving their sight word money! Audrey started by coloring her Super Sight Word Wallet…for girls. Next, I made copies of our sight word money on green…
Ready2Read Level 3 Theme: Ocean Sight Words: after, has, over, again Word Families: -ay, -ain Long Vowels: (long a) with the -ay and -ain word families *You can check out the information page for Level 3 {HERE}. **Ready2Read is a sequential reading program, therefore it is recommended that you start with Levels 1 and 2 before proceeding…
