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"n is for nap." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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Trace and cut out. This stocking-shaped shapebook is a fun way for early readers to learn 30 Christmas vocabulary words. The pages can be hung in a word wall or made into a book for students to illustrate.
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"I like red."
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"t is for tag." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"I see a rainbow."
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"x is for x-ray; y is for yarn; z is for zebra." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"Fish are part of the Animal Kingdom. All fish are alike in some ways." This six-page Easy Reader Booklet provides a good introduction to fish.
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"Reptiles lay eggs. The eggs have a hard shell." This six-page Easy Reader Booklet provides a good introduction to reptiles.
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"I see a cat. See the cat?" Very simple easy reader booklet.
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"o is for orange." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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This language arts project features four separate activities. A teacher's page explains how to work with students on a colonial American lesson focused on corns, beans, and squash. Great for early readers and a wonderful fall lesson, this lesson is part of the abcteach Colonial America unit.
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"s is for sit." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"w is for wet." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"This is Bill. He is on the hill." Simplicity reigns in these 5 short selections, with comprehension questions on each page.
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These activity pages go with our early reader booklet. Rhymes, simple yes/no questions, and more.
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"I went on a safari and I saw trees." An early reader booklet with a safari theme.
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Materials for the abcteach early reader word wall lesson for week 1.
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"I see a hare." Color illustrations of the desert and its animals.
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Words to be printed on colored paper and used with the abcteach early reader word wall lesson (or any other purpose).
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"I see a forest." Line drawings of features of land and water.
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"I see an ant." Line drawings of animals native to the rain forest habitat.
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"m is for map." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"I can make a snowman."
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"l is for log." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"I wear a snowsuit." This five-page easy reader booklet is a fun introduction to reading about winter for young readers.
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"Let's go to the beach." This four-page easy reader booklet is a great way for young readers to read about fun summer beach activities.
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"k is for kid." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"j is for jet." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"It is sunny!" Easy to read booklet, weather-related vocabulary with pictures to color
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Students assemble a book of the major Olympic summer sports (practice alphabetical order or create a new project)
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"p is for pan." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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Twenty-three page unit of word wall activities for early readers. This revised version includes new worksheet lines and two new pages that allow printing of the current week's word wall with and without outlines.
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Materials for the abcteach early reader word wall lesson for week 29.
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Use these pages to make a Halloween booklet that kids can read!
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"Look at the dime. The dime is 10 cents." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple sentences with words about U.S. coins.
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From A for ants and alligators to Z for zebra, these coloring pages (1/2 page for each letter) are a great way to practice the alphabet and learn the animal kingdom. Stapled together, these make a fantastic ABC booklet.
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