The Spring Sentence Scramble packet contains a collection of Spring themed sentence building printables and follow up worksheets intended for use with children in Kindergarten (Prep) and Grade 1. To download some free sample pages, click here. There are a couple of ways in which the contents of this unit can be used to target the […]
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A Simple Christmas Literacy Activity That Actually Works December is an exciting time in the classroom, but it can also feel hectic. When you need something meaningful, engaging, and easy to manage, a Christmas Sentence Scramble Pocket Chart Activity is one of the best choices. It gives children hands on practice with sentence structure, sight
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Make Thanksgiving Literacy Fun If you’re looking for a hands-on way to teach sentence structure and reading fluency this November, this Thanksgiving Sentence Scramble is a perfect fit! Students will build, read, and write complete sentences using themed pocket chart cards and matching cut-and-paste worksheets. This activity is ideal for Kindergarten and first grade learners
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Hi there! 🍂 If you’re looking for a fun and simple way to help your little learners practice sight words and sentence structure this fall, I think you’ll love the Autumn Sentence Scramble. It’s a mix of hands-on word cards and matching cut-and-paste worksheets that make building sentences both engaging and manageable for young kids.
The beginning of the school year is such an exciting time, and it’s also the perfect opportunity to focus on important early literacy skills. One of the skills children need right away is understanding how sentences work; where to start with a capital letter, how to order words, and how to finish with punctuation. To
