Using hands-on, interactive Reading Activities are a fun way for kids to learn and practice the different reading skills as they learn how to read and develop into emergent readers.
Reading Activities for Beginning Readers:
After your kids know the 5 pre-reading skills, they will begin to learn more advanced reading skills.
From beginning sounds to sight words, your children will continue to build on what they have learned and will develop the skills they need to become readers.
Beginning Sounds:
If your kids have can identify the letters of the alphabet, it’s time for them to begin learning the letter sounds.
These interactive resources will help your kids practice the sounds at the beginning of a word.
Animal Beginning Sounds Clip Cards
Hammering Beginning Sounds Activity
Magnetic Letter Beginning Sounds
Mitten Beginning Sounds Activity
Rocket Beginning Sounds Activity
Ice Cream Beginning Sounds Activity
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Beginning Sound Activity
Phonics Activities:
After they know all of the letter sounds, your kids will learn more complex phonics skills like blends, digraphs, and r controlled vowels.
These fun resources will help your children learn these skills as they develop into emergent readers.
Beginning Digraphs Write The Room
CVC Words:
CVC words are the simplest words for beginning readers because each letter makes its sound so they can decode and sound it out.
These hands-on activities will make learning how to read words fun for your kids!
Magnetic Letter CVC Words Activity
Sight Word Activities:
To become fluent readers, your kids need to learn sight words and high frequency words. Using engaging activities is a fun way for your children to learn these challenging and common words.
Kindergarten Sight Word Bingo Game
Magnetic Letter Sight Word Stick
Fish & Seaweed Sight Word Activity
Dinosaur Mud Sight Word Writing Tray
Sight Word Secret Code Puzzles
Building Blocks Sight Word Box
Printable Books:
Printable books are simple, little paper books that you can print for your kids.
Your pre-readers and beginning readers can use these books to work on a variety of concepts concepts of print, sight words, and much more!
Gingerbread Man Cut & Paste Book
Arctic Animals Cut & Paste Book
Sequencing Activities:
Sequencing activities help your beginning readers practice sequential order, comprehension skills, and much more!
These hands-on resources will help your kids practice these reading skills as they become emergent readers.
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Books Sequence Stick
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Bat Sequencing Activity
The Mitten Sequencing Activity
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Bell Sequencing Activity
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Turkey Sequencing Activity
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Snow Sequencing Activity
Months of the Year Sequencing Activity
More Reading Activities:
Wocket Pocket Real & Nonsense Word Sort
These Reading Activities will help your beginning readers learn and practice the skills that they need to learn how to read and become emergent readers!
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