Need some new games to help your students practice letters and sounds? Many of my students are still working to master them, so I created these cute upper and lower case ladybug letter cards and currently use them with my students in two different games.
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One of the games is called, "Ladybugs". It is a simple card game where you mix up the letter cards and additional playing cards into a pile and place facedown (or put them in a cute Spring themed container). The students take turns selecting a card and naming the letter and/or sound, or follow the directions written on the card. Once all of the cards are selected, I flip through each student's pile of letters and have them name the letters or sounds to practice fluency.
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One of the games is called, "Ladybugs". It is a simple card game where you mix up the letter cards and additional playing cards into a pile and place facedown (or put them in a cute Spring themed container). The students take turns selecting a card and naming the letter and/or sound, or follow the directions written on the card. Once all of the cards are selected, I flip through each student's pile of letters and have them name the letters or sounds to practice fluency.
The second game is "Find the Ladybug". This can be played on the tabletop or in a pocket chart. I use a pocket chart and play this game if I have a few moments to spare before our group time ends. The kids love it! This is the same game that I posted about here. Head over to that post for directions and pictures!
What are some things you do to help your students master their letters and sounds?
What are some things you do to help your students master their letters and sounds?
