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Kindergarten ELA Practice
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Theme: Kindergarten ELA
Students learn to recognize and name uppercase letters A–Z in charts, cards, and simple print. Practice builds speed and accuracy for later sound and word work.
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Students recognize and name lowercase letters a–z, building the print skills used in most books and classroom labels.
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Students match each uppercase letter to its lowercase partner, strengthening letter identity for reading and writing.
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Students connect common consonants to their primary sounds and hear those sounds at the beginnings of familiar words.
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Students learn short vowel sounds for a, e, i, o, u and hear them in simple spoken and CVC words.
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Students identify the first sound in familiar one-syllable words using pictures and oral practice.
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Students hear and identify rhyming words and practice completing and generating simple rhymes.
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Students blend and read common CVC words using taught letter sounds, with picture support for meaning checks.
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Students hear sounds in CVC words and write the letters in order, building early spelling linked to decoding.
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Students learn a Kindergarten-friendly set of high-frequency words for quick recognition in isolation and simple sentences.
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Students listen to short original stories (The Red Ball; Rainy Day; Hungry Pup) and answer who/what/where questions, recall details, and retell. Passages: (1) Sam has a red ball... (2) Mia looks out the window... (3) Ben
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Students learn how books and print work: direction, parts, and words.
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Students practice common oral vocabulary for size, feelings, actions, and opposites.
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Students order events into beginning, middle, and end.
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Students name who is in a story and where/when it happens.
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Students hear and count the beats (syllables) in spoken words.
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Students practice writing their names and forming letters with helpful start points and lines.
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Students practice answering questions and sharing clear ideas with partners using simple stems.
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