This resource offers video lessons on each of the letter sounds as …
This resource offers video lessons on each of the letter sounds as outlined by the Jolly Phonics program. The video lessons cover the sound and action for each sound , as well as stories and letter formation.
Additional phonetic rules covered are: magic "e", vowels sounds of y, and the rule "when 2 vowels go walking".
This video lesson reviews contractions, what they mean and how they are …
This video lesson reviews contractions, what they mean and how they are made. The accompanying handouts provide students with multiple opportunities to practice identifying and writing contractions.
This video lesson explores the difference between fiction and non-fiction materials and …
This video lesson explores the difference between fiction and non-fiction materials and provides multiple examples of both in which the students are asked to identify whether a story or passage is fiction or non-fiction.
This video lesson reviews and has students identify nouns and verbs. The …
This video lesson reviews and has students identify nouns and verbs. The accompany handouts provide practice with verbs and nouns and writing sentences containing them.
This resource is a checklist that teachers/parents could use to determine if …
This resource is a checklist that teachers/parents could use to determine if their grade one student(s) are able to use before, during and after reading strategies independently or with prompting. It includes space for comments.
This video lesson reviews "ed" word endings and the three sounds that …
This video lesson reviews "ed" word endings and the three sounds that they make . The accompanying handout has students sort words according to the sound of the "ed".
This video lesson introduces the drop"e" rule when adding "ing" to words. …
This video lesson introduces the drop"e" rule when adding "ing" to words. The accompanying handout provides practice with adding "ing" to a word that ends in "e".
This video lesson explores how and why it is helpful to have …
This video lesson explores how and why it is helpful to have words in alphabetical order. The accompanying handout has students put the colour words in alphabetical order.
This video lesson offers students the opportunity to identify words rhyming with …
This video lesson offers students the opportunity to identify words rhyming with "my" in a story that is read to them. The instructor then goes through "my" rhyming words.
This video lesson reviews using adjectives to describe nouns, as well the …
This video lesson reviews using adjectives to describe nouns, as well the use of precise verbs and sentence endings (phrase) when creating interesting sentences. The accompanying handout has students manipulate sentence parts to make sentences.
This short video reviews when consonants have to be doubled when adding …
This short video reviews when consonants have to be doubled when adding "ing". The accompanying handout reviews the rule about adding a suffix such as –ing, -y, -ed, or –er to a CVC word and provides practice.
This short video lesson reviews what homophones are and gives examples. The …
This short video lesson reviews what homophones are and gives examples. The accompanying handout has students match words that sound the same but have a different spelling/meaning.
With this assessment checklist, teachers assess student's "Oral Literacy Levels and Behaviours" …
With this assessment checklist, teachers assess student's "Oral Literacy Levels and Behaviours" based on whether they perform listening and speaking characteristic independently or require a prompt. It will help teachers to determine if students are early emergent, emergent, fluent or mature listeners and speakers.
This graphic organizer helps grade one students plan a story with: - …
This graphic organizer helps grade one students plan a story with: - A title or topic - Beginning: Make it sound interesting! - Middle: 3 details! - Ending: Something for reader to remember!
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