Beginning & Ending Sounds Phonics Practice Phonemic Awareness Assessments SOR
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Do you need a fresh and fun way for your students to practice letter identification, letter recognition, and beginning sounds? These January Sensory Bin Activities are perfect for young learners! Once these sensory bins are set up, they are little, to no, work for you. Just print the recording sheets, and let your Littles get to work in a unique way that will keep them engaged! No sensory bins? No problem! The letter and/or picture cards pair up with the recording sheets in a way that they can stand alone without sensory bins. Sensory bins just add a little extra fun to the mix! :)
This January Sensory Bin pack includes a January Letter Hunt, Mixed CVC Words - Build and Write, and Missing CVC Words. There are two different types of recording sheets to give you choice and variety. Recording sheets can be printed double-sided to keep things simple for you and your little learners!
January Letter Hunt
Recording sheets January Letter Hunt:
Mixed CVC Words - Build and Write: 48 total picture cards
Recording sheets for Mixed CVC Words - Build and Write
Missing CVC Words - 48 total picture cards
Recording sheets for Missing CVC words
These activities are perfect for your sensory tables during a Daily 5 Word Work center or any type of literacy center for little learners, keeping learning hands-on and engaging! You can print out the recording sheets and have students use individually, or place them in a dry-erase pocket to use over and over again.
Check out other sensory bin activities:
August Sensory Bin Activities
September Sensory Bin Activities
October Sensory Bin Activities
November Sensory Bin Activities
December Sensory Bin Activities
February Sensory Bin Activities
March Sensory Bin Activities
April Sensory Bin Activities
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“Thank you! This worked well for my kindergarten students!”
Thank you! This worked well for my kindergarten students!
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