Sound boxes kindergarten

How to use sound boxes in kindergarten and first grade. Learn more about elkonian boxes and grab a free printable

Hi everyone! Can you tell my kids are at their grandparent’s house these past couple days based on the fact that I’m actually blogging? Ha! I have an actual folder called “to finish soon.” It is quite full and some files have been there for years. Well, today I finally finished one that I’m really ... Read More about Sound Boxes

So many times, I am searching for ways to supplement my math curriculum with extra activities and opportunities for practice! These booklets are designed to save you time as a teacher and to help you be flexible with your teaching! They have been a life saver some weeks! ~You choose how many pages you complete each day. ~You choose how you complete the activities... whole group, small group, independent work or in stations. ~Save paper by copying these half pages front to back. ~Forget…

Learn all about Elkonin Boxes (aka sound boxes) and how they build sound awareness, letter-sound connections, and decoding & encoding skills.

Get your free cvc worksheets including word cards, assessments, matching games, sound boxes, and more! Using CVC sound boxes, also known as Elkonin boxes, provides beginning readers a visual space to isolate letter sounds before learning to blend and form words. Integrating phonics activities for kids is a vital process when learning how to read. #cvcwords

Learning beginning sounds is one of the most important things students will be taught in kindergarten. Kindergarten beginning sounds worksheets should be

When I started teaching music in my early childhood classes, one of my first projects was to create a Sound Box… a box full of sounds. It sits innocuously in one corner of my room until it’s ‘play’ time or ‘let’s experiment’ time and then it springs to life: loud sounds, soft sounds, whirry, shaky, [...]

Click here for your mats! Here are some mats to run off and laminate. I use these for word work in guided reading and the children practice writing the first, middle, and last sound. Then we blend all our sounds together to unlock a word. The arrow is a visual to help them understand the sequence of the sounds and the idea of "sliding" them together! This can also be used for independent work and you might have a baggie of pictures and a recording sheet for each student. Are you getting…

These games help pre-K children practice Letter Sound learning in a fun, hands-on way. Sound Cups Use 26 disposable clear punch cups and label