Popcorn words kindergarten

Are you looking for resources for fun and effective ways of teaching sight words? Check out this post, the first in a 3-part series looking at engaging and interactive ways to teach sight words!

My youngest son will be in Kindergarten next year and, this Summer, we have been begun working on memorizing his Popcorn Words! Check out these Printable Popcorn Sight Words for your young readers. Printable Popcorn Sight Words Free Printables Whether you're a teacher getting ready to introduce Popcorn Words to your students or

My youngest son will be in Kindergarten next year and, this Summer, we have been begun working on memorizing his Popcorn Words! Check out these Printable Popcorn Sight Words for your young readers. Printable Popcorn Sight Words Free Printables Whether you're a teacher getting ready to introduce Popcorn Words to your students or

Popcorn Sight Word Activities for Kindergarten and First Grade. Packed with fun ideas and hands on activities that will help your students learn the most frequently used words in English. Editable templates included, to add your own words. #kindergarten #1stgrade #sightwords #popcornwords #literacy #centers #literacycenters #sightwordcenters #wordwork

Kindergarden Popcorn words | Popcorn Words 1:

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Make you own Popcorn Word Wall like the one above, by using our latest teacher resource file - Popcorn Editable Word Wall. An MS Powerpoint file is included, so that you are able to edit the words and font to suit your classroom program. Students love to learn their sight words with a popcorn theme. You can tell them that sight words have to be read instantly - we do not 'sound them out'. They 'pop' in our minds, just like popcorn. Find it at @TeacherspayTeachers If you do not fancy all the…

Poppin' Popcorn Words: Sight Word Game I put the pieces in a popcorn container from the theatre- the kids love it!

I've been working hard to feed our boys healthier snacks and lately, there's no snack requested more than popcorn. I even whipped up some tasty cinnamon-glazed popcorn this weekend (MMMMmmm). So when I saw Mrs. Jones's popcorn words, I was excited. Instead of word work, though, I thought we could do some spelling practice. I made an alphabet of letters on popcorn pieces. I printed four sets of the popcorn alphabet, cut apart the letters, and grabbed a few popcorn buckets. Now it was time for…

I've just added three new sight word games to my store at Teachers Pay Teachers ! I'm so excited about the new Cinderella movie coming...