LANGUAGE ARTS LESSON - Read & Write Emergent Readers EASTER

by: Laurie Fyke @ Primarily LearningKindergarten-Grade One

Easter will soon be here!!! 

Check out these diverse Easter Emergent Readers where kids read and write to create their own booklet. What do your students need? Choose to cut and paste, write, draw and/or color. Share your finished Emergent Reader with a friend. (Kindergarten, 1st Grade).   

Click here to check it out in Open Dyslexic Font!

Click here to check it out in Sassoon Font!

• Learn and review 13 high-frequency sight words! 

                         · a

                         · and

                         · big

                         · can

                         · I

                         · jump

                         · on

                         · see

                         · the

                         · we

                         · find

                         · little

                         · will

• Work with phonics.
• Learn to read and spell new words.
• Illustrate your story.
• Cut and paste your story.
• Write about it! 
• Read your story to a friend! 

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Have fun learning!

Laurie @

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