Which One Does Not Belong

Which One Does Not Belong Task Cards are a more fun way for young children to learn phonemic awareness (speaking and listening) skills. Save yourself confusion when planning lessons on letter sounds with Which One Does Not BelongTask Cards. As a teacher who is focused on making sure your students have not only the best quality education but also teaching them in a way that works best for them, you will love the hands-on approach to teaching speaking and listening skills. Use these task cards during learning centers or small groups to make sure your students are on task while having fun learning.

Benefits:
-Know you’re giving your students the skills they need to be ready to read
-Instill independent learning in your students
-Free up your time in the classroom to be able to give individual support
-No prep and value packed – simple place in your learning centers or add to your small group lesson
-Easy for kindergarten students to use
-Differentiation – allows different students to work the specific reading skills they are ready for
-Extend learning to centers, small groups, fun independent activities or class parties.
-You’ll reinforce skills you have taught
-You can pre-assess to see what children already know.
-Supports play-based learning

Who should purchase this resource?
-Teachers looking for simple student-centered resources.
-Teachers who are looking for appropriate resources and independent activities.
-Teachers looking for no prep value packed resources for busy learners.
-Teachers looking for quick and easy to check hands-on preschool and kindergarten activities
-Parents looking to support reading skills at home
-Homeschool teachers looking for simple, fun and effective teaching tools

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Kindergarten Standards
Phonics and Word Recognition
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.2 Demonstrate understanding of spoken words, syllables, and sounds (phonemes).

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