Free word family worksheets and printables for students learning to read. Word families are groups of words that share the same root or base word and have similar patterns or structures. By focusing on word families, such as "-at" (cat, hat, sat) or "-ig" (big, pig, wig), educators can...
When your kindergarten child begins to show readiness to read, then phonics is a great place to start. You might have already decided to begin solely with phonics, or you might be starting with a blend of phonics and sight words. Either way, we've got a ton of free reading...
Teaching children how to recognize rhyming words is an important step in the journey to reading. Beyond understanding similarities of word-families, young students should be able to identify words that rhyme based on the ending sounds they hear as they say the words aloud. If your students are...
Kindergarten is the perfect time to begin teaching children to read. Once students have an understanding of letter names and letter sounds, it's time to learn how to start sounding out words. We have a huge selection of phonics printables as well as sight word activities you can use to...
Digraphs, Consonant Blends, and Word Families are the building blocks of reading. Children can arrange and rearrange these printable cards to form a variety of new words. These cards are 2" in height making them just right for your pocket charts. We personally love our tabletop pocket chart. It's self-standing, folds...
