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Activities to Teach Phonics and Math

Right now, our children are being asked to learn everything virtually. Most of their current assignments involve academic websites and completing online assignments. What if you could include some hands-on activities to teach phonics and math to your children? No printer required and they get away from being glued to a computer or tablet screen!

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Letter Activities For Preschool

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Teaching preschoolers the letters of the alphabet can be so much fun with these hands-on learning activities! These activities are quick and easy and require minimal set up, but your child will have so much fun while learning their letters with these easy and fun learning activities.

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Fun Phonics Activity for Learning to Read EE - FREE Printable!

This is a simple and fun phonic activity for teaching the sound of EE to your child in home school or in the classroom. It's a multi-sensory activity that is great for the child who needs to move! Appropriate for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school language arts and reading.

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Letter M Activities For Preschool

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Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "🔤✨ Mastering the Letter M: A Multisensory Learning Experience! ✨🔤 Dive into the fascinating world of letter formation with our focus on the letter M! This video guides you through a comprehensive, multisensory approach to learning how to recognize, build, and write the letter M, combining visual, tactile, and auditory learning methods. 🎨 First, we explore building the letter M with four big lines: one big line down, frog jump to the top for another big line down, a big line up, and another line down. This physical construction of the letter with tangible materials like blocks or magnets sets a strong foundation. 🌟 Next, transition to writing the letter M in various sensory materials like sand, shaving cream, or salt. These textures make the learning proce

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5.8K views · 25 reactions | If your child is working on syllables, then try this simple activity. All you need is legos, masking tape and sharpie.Consonant le:*Always at the end of a word*Always ends in the letters L, EHow to divide?When a word ends with le and preceded by a consonant, the syllable is divided before that consonant. For example, tur/tle, pur/ple.C-le syllable patternsIf the first syllable ends with the vowel such as table, cable, eagle, it is considered “open” the vowel says its long sound. If the syllable ends with a consonant such as puzzle, handle, the syllable is considered “closed” and the vowel says it’s short sound.If the word has a ck before the le, then don’t split ck. For example, freck/le, pick/leAs always there can be exceptions.Follow for more ideas @learnwithkidscrafts #kidactivities #scienceofreading #phonicsfun #learningathome #kindergarten #earlyliteracy #earlyyearseducation #learningthroughplay #diymom #learntoread #homeschoolingmom #phonics #syllables #phonicsactivities #handsonlearning #learningisfun#homeschooling #learningtoread #homeschoolingideas #earlychildhoodeducation #teachersofinstagram #classroomactivities #literacycenters | Learn with Kids Crafts

3.8K views · 13 reactions | If your child is working on syllables, then try this simple activity. All you need is legos, masking tape and sharpie.Consonant le:*Always at the end of a word*Always ends in the letters L, EHow to divide?When a word ends with le and preceded by a consonant, the syllable is divided before that consonant. For example, tur/tle, pur/ple.C-le syllable patternsIf the first syllable ends with the vowel such as table, cable, eagle, it is considered “open” the vowel says its long sound. If the syllable ends with a consonant such as puzzle, handle, the syllable is considered “closed” and the vowel says it’s short sound.If the word has a ck before the le, then don’t split ck. For example, freck/le, pick/leAs always there can be exceptions.Follow for more ideas @learnwit

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1.2M views · 15K reactions | DIY Tactile Letter Cards ☝🏻 Research shows that children learn best when we use a multisensory approach. Try making these easy-to-make, super sensory cards to develop letter recognition and formation. Children will not only see the letter but feel it! As they run their finger along the letter they begin to understand and remember how the letter is formed and this will prompt the movement to be stored in their muscle memory. #phonicsfamily #phonics #letters #learningletters #alphabet #cardboard #cardboardalphabetplay #handsonlearning #diy #education #teaching #learning #montessori #montessoriinspired #montessoriathome #inspiration #sensoryplay #preschool #prek #childdevelopment | Phonics Family

DIY Tactile Letter Cards ☝🏻 Research shows that children learn best when we use a multisensory approach. Try making these easy-to-make, super sensory cards to develop letter recognition and formation. Children will not only see the letter but feel it! As they run their finger along the letter they begin to understand and remember how the letter is formed and this will prompt the movement to be stored in their muscle memory. #phonicsfamily #phonics #letters #learningletters #alphabet #cardboa

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Multisensory Prewriting in Your Special Education Classroom

I want to share with you some great steps to multisensory prewriting. In order for special education students to become writers, they need to understand some more basic things. Inside this blog, you will learn about the significance of using their names in print for special education children. Using multisensory activities to help your special education students learn their letters. I also discuss how kinesthetic learning activities will help your early child special education classroom.