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The students have really enjoyed some of the new learning activities we have done this month, check it out!

Practicing Letter Reconition, Letter Sounds, and Handwriting with a Fun Game where they erase letters with Q-tips. 

Playing Sight Word Dab-It!

Reading and Coloring our Emergent Reading Books.
The kids are doing so good with this!

 Working in our Go Math workbooks and using manipulatives 
 Sprinkle Writing is always a hit and easy to differentiate for everyone. We worked on letters, sight words, letter formation, letter sounds, and begining sounds.
 The kids really love working on the computer and love that they can take the laptop around as needed.
 The ten frames were a great way to show different ways to make ten


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