Do you have students challenged by learning consonant digraphs and their corresponding sounds? It’s no wonder they have difficulty wrapping their little minds around the concept that two letters can represent one totally unrelated sound. What a complicated business! First, they need to recognize two letters like ch are a digraph. Then, they have to … Read More about How to Address the Challenge of Consonant Digraphs
Are You Absolutely Batty About Number Forms?
Yes, I’ve encountered bats here and there… flying in a bedroom, clinging to the side of my house, flitting among the neighborhood trees at dusk, and roosting upside-down in a cavern. And while I’d rather not cross paths with a bat, I do find them fascinating creatures to learn about! I created this free number forms … Read More about Are You Absolutely Batty About Number Forms?
2 Colorful Ways to Boost Counting Skills
Would you like more resources to help give your kindergarten, first, second, and early third-grade students the repeated exposure and practice necessary to develop fluency with counting sequences? If so, these crayon-themed resources were made for you! They are perfect for back-to-school, National Crayon Day (March 31st), or any day for that matter. These resources … Read More about 2 Colorful Ways to Boost Counting Skills
