Description
Improve your kindergartner's initial sound knowledge with our engaging Google Slides game!
With 20 interactive questions, this resource helps young learners practice identifying beginning sounds in words.
Simply click on the slide to reveal the answer, or use it as a quiz.
The Google Slides format is easy to use on any device and share with your class. This game is a great addition to your phonics lessons and will have your students begging for more!
Looking for a resource to improve your students' sight word recognition? Our apple coloring game has you covered. With both Google Slides and Slideshow versions, it can be used on a variety of devices.
There's even a certificate for students when they complete the whole image.
This self-correcting, student-friendly resource is perfect for centers, assessment, independent practice, early finishers, homework, group work, and distance or hybrid learning in Google Classroom™.
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- Teaching across a wide range of year levels, including multigrade classrooms, has taught me the importance of adapting lessons so every student can participate, feel supported and make progress. That experience guides the way I plan lessons and create resources. My experience includes: - Teaching multigrade K–2 and Years 3–6 classes - Working as a Reading Recovery, RFF and Learning Support teacher - Creating courses for the ClassCover Relief Teaching Association - Writing units of work for Inquisitive - Working as a unit writer and Learning Support teacher for NSW Distance Education These roles have given me a practical understanding of what students need to learn—and what teachers need to help them succeed.