Resource Round-Up: Coding for Kids, Phonics Resources, and More

By

Clif Wallace

This week’s round-up is packed with the building blocks your students need to boost their phonics and critical thinking skills. We’re featuring phonics resources, interactive notebooks, coding resources that don’t require access to technology and much more!

Get ready to build your students’ skills from the ground up with these fantastic resources, half of which are FREE!

Freebie: Double Digit Addition Without Regrouping Task Cards by Rosie’s Superstars	It’s FREE! “These easy-to-use task cards are a fun way for students to practice their two-digit addition skills. Use the task cards in a math center or for a whole class game of Scoot.”
“Coding Unplugged” by Rosie’s Superstars	“Coding unplugged is a great way to introduce coding skills without the need for technology. Your students will not even notice they are learning and using critical thinking skills while they complete these engaging challenges!”
Robert Munsch “Fifty Below Zero” worksheetsby Peter D	It’s FREE! “In this freebie, you’ll get 10 pages of worksheets and activities to go along with Robert Munsch’s story Fifty Below Zero.
Vocabulary for Literature (Elementary School Level) worksheetsby Peter D	“This resource includes 41 pages of activities that are designed to allow students to practice new words and concepts in a meaningful context. Great for Elementary Language Arts!”
$Touch Money Interactive Math Journal - Freebie$ Touch Money Interactive Math Journal – Freebie by Cartwheels and Somersaults	It’s FREE! “Touch money is a great way to teach the concepts of counting coins.”
Phonics Level 1 Bundle by Cartwheels and Somersaults	“All you need for an entire year of 1st grade phonics. From short vowels to blends and suffixes, this 750-page product packs in games, printables, and more!”
Guided Reading Mini Set by Emilee Ray – For The Teacher	It’s FREE! “This set is great for organizing and keeping students accountable during guided reading. It includes a bookmark schedule for a 20-minute guided reading lesson, week at a glance, strategies bookmark for students, a GR flap book reminder for the teacher, and a lesson checklist/template!”
Creating a New Government: Late 1700s {TN 4th Grade Social Studies Standards} by Emilee Ray – For The Teacher	“This unit holds everything you could want/need to teach students about the creation of the American government – reading passages with text evidence questioning, technology-based research, projects, interactive notebook opportunities, and even a class-wide government simulation.”
ESL Games – Cootie Catchers – ABC & Phonics by Donald’s English Classroom	It’s FREE! “Cootie catchers are a childhood classic that bring all the fun back into learning! These simple little games practice numbers, the upper and lower ABCs, and their phonetic associations.”
Phonics Challenge, Book 1 – Full Color Textbook by Donald’s English Classroom	“Bring fun to CVC word practice with games, word puzzles, reading, and writing exercises! With a vocabulary base of 16 words for each vowel set, challenging games and exercises raise your students’ reading recognition and writing skills.”

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