Description
Have you heard of Toothy® yet?! Toothy® task kits are highly engaging task card games or centers that allow students to practice skills and answer questions in a fun, motivating way. The answers on the back of the task cards make the activity self-paced and self-correcting.
Teach the rules for Toothy® once at the beginning of the year, then simply switch out the topic each week and use the activity all year!
You can watch a demonstration and explanation of these Toothy Task Kits here: Toothy Facebook Video Tutorial
You can read all about Toothy Task Kits here:
Toothy Task Kits Blog Post
How to Prep Toothy Task Kits

Toothy Task Kits are a great option for your students as centers, early finishers, or even morning work. The Toothy mats make these activities highly engaging! The answers on the back of the cards allow for these activities to be self-paced and self-correcting.


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Short A (an, ap, at, ax)
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Short E (em, en, et)
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Short I (ib, id, in, ip, it, ix)
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Short O (ob, od, og, om, op, ot, ox)
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Short U (ub, ud, ug, um, un, up, ut)
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Short A Word Families (ack, all, amp, and, ang, ank, ant, ash, ast)
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Short E Word Families (eck, ell, end, est)
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Short I Word Families (ick, il, ing, ink, ish)
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Short O Word Families (ock, op, ot)
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Short U Word Families (uck, ump, ung, unk, ush)
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CVCE-Long A (ace, age, ake, ale, ame, ane, ape, ase, ate, ave)
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CVCE- Long I (ice, ide, ike, ile, ime, ine, ipe, ire, ite, ive)
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CVCE- Long O (obe, ode, oke, ole, ome, one, ose, ote)
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CVCE- Long U (ube, une, ute)
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CVC/CVCE Comparisons
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Beginning Digraphs (ch, kn, ph, sh, th, wh, wr)
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Ending Digraphs (ch, ck, nd, ng, nk, sh, th)
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Beginning Blends: L-Blends (bl, sl, pl, gl, fl, cl)
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Beginning Blends: R-Blends (br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr)
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Beginning Blends: S-Blends (sp, sk, sl, sn, sm, sc, st, sw)
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Ending Blends: S-Blends (sk, sp, st)
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Ending Blends: R-Blends (rd, rf, rk, rl, rm, rn, rp, rt)
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Ending Blends: L-Blends (lb, ld, lf, lk, lm, lp, lt)
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Ending Blends: N-Blends & MP-Blends (mp, nt, nd, nk)
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Vowel Teams: Long a (ai, ay)
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Vowel Teams: Long e (ea, ee, ey, ie)
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Vowel Teams: Long i (ie, igh)
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Vowel Teams: Long o (oa, oe)
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Vowel Teams: Long u (ue, ui, ew)
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R-Controlled Vowels (er, ir, ur, or, ar)
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Diphthongs (au, aw, oi, oy, ou, ow, ew, oo)
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Same Sounds (vowel teams)
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Syllables
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Silent Letters (silent r, l, c, b, d, g, h, k, p, t)
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Soft C and Soft G
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Mixed CVC
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Mixed CVCE
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Mixed Beginning Blends
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Mixed Ending Blends
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Two Syllable Long Vowel Words
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Open Syllables
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Closed Syllables
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Multisyllabic CVCE Words
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Final Stable Syllables
>>>> See more Toothy Task kits for other subjects and grade levels here.
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Heather K. –
Toothy activities make a perfect morning activity. Students come staggering in and pull these out once they unpack. They love them, and I highly recommend.
Bailee C. –
I love all of the toothy resources! They’re so age appropriate, and well made. Lots of time to put into it to cut and laminate – but it’s worth it.
The View From 1st Grade –
This is such a fun and engaging way to review skills! My students love this!
Heather A. –
Great review games for students to remember and practice what they have been learning throughout the year!
Sydney Shaddick –
Easy and fun for kids! Will be using this as a center!
Marie M –
Looking forward to trying this resource in the future!
Robin W. –
My students love using the toothy games during literacy centres. Once they are taught how to play it once, they know how to do it for the rest of the year. I just need to switch out the various skills each week/month.
Teresa G. –
I love the Toothy activities to practice and review phonics. My students love them! It is a lot of prep involved – that is the only downside.