Popsicle stick reading games

Checkout this awesome sight word activity from @apinchofkinder. All you need is clothespins and popsicle sticks. This could also be used for cvc words. It is a great fine motor activity too. Remember to tag a teacher friend who would love this. 📷: @apinchofkinder #earlycorelearning

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Here is a really simple puzzle that I made to get kids reading and rhyming with basic CVC words! This puzzle is easy to make and easy for kids to use. To make the puzzle write 'Start here'