Folder activities are easy to make, store and reset for other students throughout the day. They are great for working on basic matching, letter recognition and initial sound skills in your special needs or early years classroom. This pack includes the printables and instructions to make 24 file folders for working on the letters of the alphabet. I love using file folders to give students extra practice for new skills as they are learning them with me first and then again during independent work to practice mastered skills. Task 1: Match letters to letters- I like to reinforce the sound these letters make as my students are completing this task. Task 2: Match pictures to pictures- initial sound with a specific letter. I like to use this as an opportunity to teach vocabulary as well as initial sounds. Instruction on how to make these folder activities are included in the PDF. You will need some velcro loops and hooks, square cut folders and laminating pouches. Alternatively, instead of creating individual folders for every letter, you can put all the activities in a binder. Thanks for looking :)

Introducing the Colorful Semantics Teaching Resource: Unlock Language Skills with Engaging Sentence Building Activities! Are you searching for an innovative and effective teaching resource to enhance language skills in children? Look no further! The Colourful Semantics Teaching Resource I offer is here to revolutionize language development, making learning fun, interactive, and visually captivating. This comprehensive resource focuses on essential nouns, such as “boy,” “cat,” “girl,” “dog,” “park,” “playground,” “bed,” and “rug,” along with dynamic verbs like “standing,” “running,” “walking,” and “sleeping.” By utilizing the power of colour-coded visual cues, I create a vibrant learning experience that engages children’s imagination and facilitates comprehension. With my teaching resource, you’ll have access to a wide range of carefully designed materials that will captivate your students and support their language development journey. Each noun and verb is represented by its own colour, allowing children to grasp the structure of sentences with ease. They will delight in creating sentences while building a strong foundation in grammar and vocabulary. But here’s what makes my Colourful Semantics Teaching Resource truly exceptional: Each sentence appears not just once, but four times, accompanied by different pictures. This repetition ensures that children truly understand the sentences they construct. By presenting multiple visual contexts, children gain a deeper understanding of how the sentences relate to different scenarios, reinforcing their comprehension and language skills. Whether you’re a classroom teacher, speech therapist, or homeschooling parent, this resource can be seamlessly integrated into your existing curriculum. The activities provided are designed to be interactive, engaging, and easily customizable to meet the unique needs and interests of your students. Imagine witnessing the joy and excitement on your students’ faces as they construct sentences like “The boy is running in the park” or “The cat is sleeping on the rug.” With the repetition of sentences across various pictures, children gain confidence in their language abilities, deepen their understanding of sentence structure, and expand their vocabulary in a creative and enjoyable way. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to transform language learning into an engaging adventure. Watch your students grow and thrive as they explore the power of colourful language expression through the repetition of sentences with different pictures!

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