Trick words

Amanda Tessier on Instagram: "A trick as old as time! 👩🏻‍🏫Does anyone have a chalkboard anymore? I think we better bring them back just for this! @teacherslovehacks #teacherhack #teacher #teachertip #teacherlife #teachergram #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #classroomgames #sightwords #sightwordgames #kindergarten #kindergartenteacher #kindergartenteachers"

Lindsay / Early Years Literacy Specialist on Instagram: "‼️STOP letter b and d reversals with this trick ‼️ Drop the word 🛑 STOP 🛑 and I will send you my b/d FREEBIE! Letter reversals are common among young learners. The letters b and d are basically the same shape but flipped and turned around so of course it’s tricky 🤯 Students who have not properly stored the information in their brain 🧠 will also present this missed information when they are reading! First … it starts with…

Learn how to read and spell words with the -le syllable, such as "table", "apple", and "smile". Also learn about tricky words like "would", "could", and "should". Image: A picture of a child reading a book with the words "table", "apple", and "smile"

931 likes, 5 comments - learn_2read on June 11, 2024: "When to use er, ir, or ur in a word? /er/ mostly at the end of words like barber, farmer etc. /ir/ typically in the words that end with m, l, t, th. /ur/ typically in middle of all of the other words. Helping you to make reading easy for your toddlers. You can also join our free phonics demo. Follow @learn2read for more such easy tips and tricks #toddlermoms #hellingtoread #learntoread #spellingrules (Teaching phonics, learning to r

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Letter reversals are very common for little learners! We have been working on visual discrimination when reading lowercase letter b and letter d. Once I introduced my kindergartener to the “b is for belly and d is for diaper” picture it has stuck! In fact, when we were reading our CVC words today, he smirked […]

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A clever classroom trick to help children learning to write inside lines