Literacy enrichment activities

Create these fun digraph flowers as a whole group activity or individually in literacy centers! This is a fun phonics activity that will help students practice digraphs in a fun and engaging way! Try it out today! #kindergarten #firstgrade #phonics #digraphs #literacycenters

Hack your Jenga game for reading fun with your early or struggling reader. Great for revising sight words and CVC words, developing decoding skills and fluency.

10 Activities to Do with ABC Cards! Literacy and language development sould be a key factor in learning. Here are 10 fun and engaging literacy and language activities with ABC cards. #literacyactivities #languageactivities #printableactivities #preschoolactivities #literacyactivities #alphabet #printablepuzzles #education

Engaging sentence building activity to teach your students about sentences and their parts. The perfect addition to your literacy centers in kindergarten and first-grade!

Fantastically fun literacy games so kids can enjoy learning about the alphabet, phonics, letter recognition, rhyming activities, sight words and more.

The good news is that planning enrichment activities doesn’t have to consume your conference period or be a waste of time for students.

Repurpose all those old toys and games into fun literacy activities for kids.

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The egg drop activity is a fun STEM challenge for kids of all ages. Discover how easy egg drop STEM can be. Fun on its own or as a Horton Hatches an Egg activity.

Building sentences with Legos

Reading centers can be a lot of fun with letters. Learn letters by having students sort maganetic letters in ABC order. Students will have fun learning all about letters!

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7 Early Literacy Games That You Can Play Anywhere!

Sight word scramble. Write sight words on sentence strips. Cut them up putting the letters of each word in a seperate egg. For the first time playing I gave them a word bank where they could find the word off the list and color it. After playing once or twice they shouldn't need the bank.