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Dolch Book Excerpts and Notes for TeachersFableswith Dolch Sight Words: Lesson Plan andWorksheet 1: Write a Fable Worksheet 2: Free Fables Free Flash Cards of Dolch Sight WordsGames for Dolch Sight WordsLesson PlansLists of all Dolch WordsList of 95 Commonly Used Dolch NounsPuzzleswith lower case letters and no reversed wordsReading Readinessincludes similarities-Differences Instruction with Dolch Sight WordsRecognition and Mental Imageswith lessons and the Poem: "I Can't Draw an AT"When should Dolch Words be learned and why are they important?Read Sentences and Storiesusing Dolch Nouns and a WorksheetSpanish Dolch Wordsand Bilingual Children's BooksWrite Words, Sentences, and BooksDolch Books by Other AuthorsSongs for TeachingEnhance multimodal teaching of Reading & Language Arts, Reading Comprehension, Grammar & Spelling with music. See more Songs for Teaching.
Dolch Word Search PuzzlesCopyright 2000 Betsy B. Lee, Many children have difficulty remembering to read from left to right and from top to bottom. Word search puzzles which do not follow this pattern can mislead beginning readers and children who tend to write and read words backward. If your children need help remembering right and left, use the Right and Left Links lesson plan. On this web site, words in the pre-primer and primer word searches are read only from left to right. Words in the first, second, and third grade word searches are read from left to right, or top to bottom, or diagonally from upper left to lower right. On this web site, all word searches use lower case letters. Try to avoid puzzles which use only capital letters. Children benefit most from word recognition exercises using lower case letters because most writing is done with lower case letters. One learning principle is to break information down into small chunks. It often helps to have children learn a few words well then move on to the next group of words. Each list (pre-primer, primer, etc.) is subdivided for the word search puzzles. Subdivisions do not represent order of difficulty. Use the same puzzles several times.
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Excerpts from Albert, the Apple Eating Appaloosa (Dolch horse stories and puzzles using different word endings) Buy from
Excerpts from A Funny Dolch Word Book #1 (stories and puzzles using all of the pre-primer through first grade words) Buy from
Excerpts from A Funny Dolch Word Book #2 (stories, fables, and puzzles using all of the second grade words) Buy from
Excerpts from A Funny Dolch Word Book #3 (stories, fables, and puzzles using using all of the third grade words) Buy from
Excerpts from A Funny Dolch Word Book #1 Un Libro Cómico #1 de la Palabra de Dolch Stories with pre-primer through first grade Dolch words in English and Spanish Buy from |