Description
Are you ready to up-level your sight word or high frequency word instruction? Heart words is a method of learning irregular words that is aligned with best practice. It will help your students actually remember the word, read the word correctly, and apply it to their spelling and writing.
Looking for a routine to teach new high frequency and irregular words?
A teaching slide, routine instructions, and work mat are included. This can be incorporated in whole groups or small groups!
Needing some no-prep activities for student practice?
The no-prep heart word worksheets enable students to practice sounding out, identifying, reading, writing, and applying the new word to their learning.
Wanting to use a routine with any new word?
The included mat and teaching slide can be used with any word! An editable heart word worksheet is also included.
This resource is perfect for:
- High-frequency word learning
- Whole group routine
- Small group routine
- Irregular words
- Interventions
- Independent work & practice
THIS HEART WORDS PACK INCLUDES:
Heart word routine slide
Heart word mat
Heart word routine instructions
90+ word flashcards
90+ heart word cards with pronunciation on the back
150+ no-prep heart word worksheets
Editable worksheet
HEART WORDS WORKSHEET FEATURES:
Word in top corner for easy organization
Phonemic activation
Sound-letter boxes
Word tracing
Word finding
Word writing
Sentence reading & writing
Classroom teachers are already loving this resource!
—–“I am so excited for this!!!! I noticed last year some of my students really struggled in this area. You knocked this out of the park and I am excited to use this in my classroom!” – Markay
I can’t wait to hear how these heart word resources help your students actually learn high-frequency and irregular words, and apply that learning to their reading and writing. Send me a message after you download and let me know how it’s going. Happy teaching!
Melanie J. –
Super helpful for my kids that need some help with those high frequency words. Great for small or whole group!
Erin E. –
I plan to use these as homework practice to get more exposure to tricky red words.