Word family kindergarten

Hi friends! How is your week going? Mine has featured 23 students tearing paper (and I mean LOTS of paper) to create penguin artworks. Sounds tame. It was not. That is all I want to say about it at this stage. When my heart rate comes down, I will post a few pictures over on my art/class blog. Seriously though, it was fun. I wanted to stop by quickly to share this little freebie with you. Your students can brainstorm and record some 'at' words on the cat! Find it over in the craft library of…

AT Word Family Match Letter and Write the Word: Practice identifying the beginning sound of each word by looking at the picture and placing the correct missing letter to complete the word. Your child will then write the words themselves.

Teaching students to identify “chunks” in words is an important step in learning to read. Identifying these “chunks” helps to build fluency as the student will not have to stop and blend each individual sound. Word families are groups of words that share the same ending. For example, the words: can, Dan, fan, man, pan, ran, […]

I Can Read and Match -at words >> Part of the short a CVC Word Family activities

Combining sight words and word families is the perfect way to start a child's reading journey. Download free printable worksheets and centers!

Practice word families with over 20 fun-to-make word family sliders! Print FREE word family printables to practice reading with kindergarten!

This kindergarten blog post will illustrate 17 different activities that can be used to build fine motor activities into your curriculum.

Place the missing letter in this beginning sound UN Word Family printable worksheet in color.

Everything you need to start teaching word families! FREE word family worksheets, flashcards, and simple CVC sentence printables!