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Popcorn Letters, Sight words and such! Differentiated instruction

This week I added a new game to my centers. I created this unit becasue I couldn't find exactly what I needed to reach all of my students in the same game. I don't want my younger students to feel as if they are missing out because they are not on the same reading level. So, my unit includes popcorn with letters, vowels, CVC/CCVC/CVCC words and the dolche pre-primer, primer and first grade lists. That is approximatly 350 popcorn pieces that can reach everyone of your students.

 

Letter Popcorn

Initial and Final Blend Popcorn

Short Vowel Word and Sight Word Popcorn


Letter to parents explaining unit.


Word Work Sheet, there is also a similar page for reading the room.


Cut and Glue the correct sight word into the sentence. 


Cut and paste the words in the correct order and find the correct punctuation.


This unit has everything I needed to meet all of my students needs.  My class ranges from just 4 to 5 1/2 years old. There are huge developmental differences among them. I need letters for some and challenging sentences for others. I hope you can use this in your classroom as well to meet all of your students where they are.

Till next time,
Christine

find this unit on teacherspayteachers.com
Popcorn Words Unit Link
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  1. Renee YurovskyDecember 6, 2019 at 2:22 PM

    Thanks for sharing this wonderful post. This looks like a great idea to use for your students. Have a fantastic rest of your day.
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