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Reading involves translating text into sounds or spoken words.
Reading comprehension involves deriving meaning from those words. Both reading skills and comprehension skills are essential if a child is to be able to understand a text, but the reading must come first.
TO ASSEMBLE: Cut out book and staple pages together. Color each clothing image (last page). Cut out each image. Child glues a clothing image to each page to complete the book.
Includes letters A-Z
INCLUDES: MATERIAL LIST, VISUAL STEPS, UPPERCASE AND LOWERCASE LETTER CARDS
One page chart to practice sign language for the alphabet.
TO ASSEMBLE: Cut out the book and staple pages together. Cut out each bunny image (last page). Child colors and glues a bunny image to complete the book.
TO ASSEMBLE: Cut out book and staple pages together. Cut out each leprechaun image (last page). Child colors and glues a leprechaun image to complete the book.
TO ASSEMBLE: Cut out book and staple pages together. Color each image (last page). Cut out each image. Child colors and glues the correct image to complete the book.
TO ASSEMBLE: Cut out book and staple pages together. Cut out each image (last page). Child colors and glues an image to complete the book.
TO ASSEMBLE: Cut out book and staple pages together. Color each image (last page). Cut out each image. Child colors and glues the correct rhyming image to complete the book.
First, use the A-Z letter grid to answer each question below. Print the answer as shown. Next, read the riddle. Use the letter answers to fill in the blanks to answer the riddle.
Use the alphabet chart to help with answering the questions on the given lines.
Find something small that starts with the letters of alphabet. Once you find the item, write the word or letter and check the box. Finally use that word in a sentence.
TO ASSEMBLE: Print “My ABC Book†on cardstock for durability. Cut out pages and staple as indicated. Child colors and says the words 5x for each letter.
Roll a die. Say the words that start with that letter. Next, color the pictures.
One page educational handout with ideas to practice the alphabet at home!
Cut and paste the missing lower case letters.
Cut and paste the missing upper case letters.
To Assemble: Cut out book and staple pages together. Color each summer clothing image. Cut out each image. Child colors and glues a summer image to complete the book.
To Assemble: Cut out book and staple pages together. Color each winter clothing image (last page). Cut out each image. Child colors and glues a winter image to complete the book.
TO ASSEMBLE: Cut out book and staple pages together. Cut out each square image (last page). Child colors and glues the correct image to complete the book.
Read each direction and color the picture.
To Assemble: Cut out book and staple pages together. Cut out each turkey image (last page). Child colors and glues a turkey image to complete the book.
TYPE directly into PDF to personalize title page. Print “On the Farm—Rhyming Book!†on cardstock for durability. Cut out book and staple as indicated. Cut out each farm image. Child colors and glues a farm image that rhymes with the word in bold and complete the sentence.
TYPE directly into PDF to personalize! Print “All About Me†on cardstock for durability. Cut out book and staple as indicated. Child colors and completes the book.
Cut out book and staple pages together. Cut out each image (last page). Child colors and glues an image to complete the book.
Color, cut and glue each monster to complete the book.
TYPE directly into PDF to personalize! Print “__ Goes to the Farm!†on cardstock for durability. Cut out book and staple together. Cut out each farm image (last page). Child colors and glues a farm image to complete the book.
Read each direction and color the picture.
Print the pages. Cut along the center line as there are two story pages per sheet. The story can be customized to each child’s preferences, needs or situation. Some pages may be added or omitted if they do not apply to the child’s given situation. Once all pages are properly arranged, staple on the left. Child colors all pages in story. Enjoy reading with your child!
Edit PDF and personalize by TYPING directly into title page child's name. Print out Farm Book pages. Print on cardstock or glue to heavy construction paper. Begin by using traditional tools such as crayons or markers to color each of the pages. The next step is to “decorate†each page using glue and medium that offers tactile and olfactory experiences.