Lanuage Arts - K
Start
The Happy Letter Hh
In this unit, we’ll learn all about the letter Hh! We’ll practice reading, writing, and finding Hh in words and stories. Get ready to meet hippos, hats, and houses while learning the happy Hh sound!
Learn how to write uppercase and lowercase Hh.
H H
h h
Words that Start with Hh
Horse
Hat
House
Hand
Heart
Sight Words
Let’s practice sight words with the letter H: he, has, his, help.
has
he
He has a hat.
His hand is big.
his
help
I can help him.
The house is red.
Reading with Rr
Henry has a hat.
Henry has a hat. His hat is hot. He hides under a hill. He helps his hen. Henry is happy!
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Hearing Syllables
Count and clap the number of syllables in spoken words.
hat
helicopter
hand
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Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
happy
helmet
hippopotamus
Title
Title
Title
Write a brief description here
Write a brief description here
Write a brief description here
honey
hen
Choose the Hh Word!
Click the Hh word that best completes each sentence.
You did an amazing job learning the letter h! Can you find Hh words in your books, at home, or outside? Keep practicing your happy Hh sound!
Exit
Bye- Bye!
Which One Rhymes?
Sight word Sounds
Listen to the word, then copy to practice writing!
can
come
could
call
Sight word Sounds
Listen to the word, then copy to practice writing!
can
come
could
call
Words that Start with I
Ice
Igloo
Idea
ice cream
insect
Iguana
Inquiry Words
We use inquiry words to ask questions and find out new information. Inquiry words help us understand who, what, where, when, why, and how things happen.
who
when
what
why
where
how
I Spy: Find the I Pairs!
00:20
Playing with Patterns
Let’s use words and sounds to make patterns!
Can you guess what comes next?
pop
pat
pat
hop
jump
clap
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Action Word Match
Drag the pictures into the boxes to match the words
kick
shake
jump
clap
pop
run
Sight word Sounds
Listen to the word, then copy to practice writing!
play
please
put
people
Talking About Time
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Night
tick-tock WATCH
Draw the time
It's five o'clock
It's three o'clock
Build the Sentence
Move the letters to spell the sentence
The train is tall.
Evaluation Rubric
Student: Name Surname
task
insufficient
sufficient
good
excellent
Is clear and structured
Tells hierarchical stories
Matches with your audience
Adjusts fonts and color
Includes images and entertains
thank you
Write a great farewell for your class
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Lanuage Arts - K
Start
The Happy Letter Hh
In this unit, we’ll learn all about the letter Hh! We’ll practice reading, writing, and finding Hh in words and stories. Get ready to meet hippos, hats, and houses while learning the happy Hh sound!
Learn how to write uppercase and lowercase Hh.
H H
h h
Words that Start with Hh
Horse
Hat
House
Hand
Heart
Sight Words
Let’s practice sight words with the letter H: he, has, his, help.
has
he
He has a hat.
His hand is big.
his
help
I can help him.
The house is red.
Reading with Rr
Henry has a hat.
Henry has a hat. His hat is hot. He hides under a hill. He helps his hen. Henry is happy!
escribe una introducción aquí
Escribe un título
Hearing Syllables
Count and clap the number of syllables in spoken words.
hat
helicopter
hand
Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
Use this side of the card to provide more information about a topic. Focus on one concept. Make learning and communication more efficient.
happy
helmet
hippopotamus
Title
Title
Title
Write a brief description here
Write a brief description here
Write a brief description here
honey
hen
Choose the Hh Word!
Click the Hh word that best completes each sentence.
You did an amazing job learning the letter h! Can you find Hh words in your books, at home, or outside? Keep practicing your happy Hh sound!
Exit
Bye- Bye!
Which One Rhymes?
Sight word Sounds
Listen to the word, then copy to practice writing!
can
come
could
call
Sight word Sounds
Listen to the word, then copy to practice writing!
can
come
could
call
Words that Start with I
Ice
Igloo
Idea
ice cream
insect
Iguana
Inquiry Words
We use inquiry words to ask questions and find out new information. Inquiry words help us understand who, what, where, when, why, and how things happen.
who
when
what
why
where
how
I Spy: Find the I Pairs!
00:20
Playing with Patterns
Let’s use words and sounds to make patterns!
Can you guess what comes next?
pop
pat
pat
hop
jump
clap
escribe una introducción aquí
Escribe un título
Action Word Match
Drag the pictures into the boxes to match the words
kick
shake
jump
clap
pop
run
Sight word Sounds
Listen to the word, then copy to practice writing!
play
please
put
people
Talking About Time
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Night
tick-tock WATCH
Draw the time
It's five o'clock
It's three o'clock
Build the Sentence
Move the letters to spell the sentence
The train is tall.
Evaluation Rubric
Student: Name Surname
task
insufficient
sufficient
good
excellent
Is clear and structured
Tells hierarchical stories
Matches with your audience
Adjusts fonts and color
Includes images and entertains
thank you
Write a great farewell for your class