More specifically, the Magic E poster clearly shows how a short vowel CVC word can change to a long vowel CVCe word by adding the magic e to the end. Teaching CVCe words with centers makes the learning FUN! These centers teach students about the “magic e” that makes the vowel say it’s name. The Sight Word Sentence sheets encourage students to identify the sight word as it is used in sentences. Sight word searches are an effective way for students to practice the spelling of words as they find them in the search.Ĭhildren LOVE games! This Sight Word Memory game is a way to help get students engaged in reading the sight words and finding the matching sight word. This offers a great reference during writing. To begin, these sight word balloons are a cute way to display the words that are currently being practiced on a word wall.Īlso included in Unit 1 is the cover and pages for a personal word wall book. Even though this blog post shows many of the activities, there are many more not pictured. Therefore, I’ve made an easy and fun way for students to get regular practice every day in the classroom.
1st grade level words to spell how to#
Sight words are a critical part of teaching a child how to read, and opportunities for practice is vital. Here’s the scope for Level 2 Unit 1: Let’s take a look at Unit 1 in action: Sight Word Centers
Teaching CVCe words and the sight words will be a breeze! Level 2 Unit 1 introduces the 6 sight words are, was, did, now, at and no, along with long vowel CVCe (consonant, vowel, consonant, silent e) words.
These lesson plans explain step-by-step how to introduce the activities and implement practice. Ready2Read includes lesson plans that are clearly outlined and easy to follow. Once your child has mastered reading CVC words and a good amount of sight words, they are ready for Level 2 of the Ready2Read program. In short, all of the research and work has been done for you! Just print, prep, and teach! No matter if you’re teaching at home or in the classroom, this curriculum will work for you! More specifically, it’s packed with plenty of engaging activities that introduce, offer practice and build fluency of reading sight words and phonics skills together. That’s why I’ve worked so hard to make the Ready2Read curriculum, a program that gives you simple day-by-day instruction to teach reading in fun and effective ways. Teaching a child how to read is such a rewarding experience! However, it can also be a challenging and a bit overwhelming, especially when introducing new phonics concepts, such as teaching CVCe words.
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