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8 Parts of Speech: what does each one mean? These 36 task cards help students to remember! 36 Task Cards for 8 Parts of Speech ncludes nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, interjections, prepositions and pronouns. Answer sheet, recording sheet and teaching ideas also included.
Consonant Blends: These 24 differentiated task cards are great for students in grades 1-3 to practice identifying words with consonant blends. Cards are levelized by color, so students will not know which level they are using. Includes answer sheets, recording sheets, and ideas for activities.
Working on consonant digraphs? These 18 task cards are great for students in Kindergarten, grades 1 and 2 to practice this skill. Cards have a Fall/apple picking theme. All words are at the cvc and early sight word level. On each card, students choose the word that includes a digraph.
Counting Syllables? Try this game! Students count syllables in words, an important phonological skill, with cards placed on trees that correspond to the number of syllables in each word.
Tree cards:
1 syllable, 2 syllables, 3 syllables, 4 syllables
Bird Cards:
1 Syllable: cat, pen, hat, bug, hit, map, net, mug, lip
2 Syllable: baseball, cookie, cupcake, helmet, honey, laptop, money, picnic, robot
3 Syllable: battery, calendar, eleven, hamburger, sunflower, microwave, octopus, pineapple, unicorn
4 Syllable: America, avocado, calculator, caterpillar, elevator, helicopter, watermelon, aquarium, alligator
Figurative language forms: It’s great to learn them for creative writing, but it can be confusing! Teaching figurative language forms? This set of 20 task cards includes metaphor, simile, onomatopoeia, personification, hyperbole, alliteration, and idioms.
Do you have a class with diverse learning styles? These spring themed cards will help all of your learners practice new (or old!) vocabulary words. Cards include ideas for practicing vocabulary with creative Visual, Kinesthetic, and Auditory activities. Use for any vocabulary words!
32 Task Cards for teaching nouns and verbs and adjectives and adverbs. This is a great activity for parts of speech for grades 3-5. Includes answer key, teacher tips, and optional recording sheets. You can laminate and cut out the cards and use them for whole group, small group or centers.
Work on rhyming words with this fun Winter activity! Students match up snowballs with rhyming words onto the snowy day scene with the word that rhymes. Pre-K/K Level. No word reading required, so that students can work on phonological skills only.
Includes:
Snowy Day Scenes: hug, win, log, pen, hat
Snowballs (with rhyming pictures): mug, jug, rug; dog, frog, jog; bin, pin, fin; hen, men, ten;
cat, rat, bat
Teacher Tips
Learning about figurative language can be confusing! Do your students need practice with deciding whether a sentence includes a simile vs. metaphor?
These 18 Task Cards (grades 3-6) are a great way for students to practice this skill. Each card includes a sentence with a simile or metaphor, with sentences and pictures focused on a snowball theme. Student must choose the correct answer from the two choices, simile or metaphor.
Working on uppercase and lowercase letters with your beginning readers? Try this fun activity! Students match uppercase and lowercase letters in a variety of possible activities (Teacher Tip handout includes activity ideas.) This activity also includes an optional workspace to velcro matching cards next to each other, as well as blank cards for dictation with simple, visual directions.
Match uppercase and lowercase letters! These Winter themed cards give students practice matching up uppercase and lowercase letters. 3 activity ideas are provided in the Teacher Tip Handout. Also includes several blank dictation cards and an optional workspace.
Are your Kindergarten students learning uppercase letters? These color by letter worksheets are great for practice. Includes two sets of uppercase letter pages: One set A-Z with a sample of the color for each sheet and one set A-Z in black and white.
