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A fun companion to The Midnight Ball, three kinds of matching games to play with children, to build sound associations and sight word skills.

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Rainbow Crow—Literacy Bingo

Enjoy a little crow bingo with this literacy extra for Rainbow Crow: poems in and out of form.

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Molly and Joe Want to Know: B Beginning

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Color & Trace Sheets—Plus Fun Facts, Videos, and Poetry Prompts

Joe is on a buffalo.

Story Card buffaloLearn fun facts about buffaloes, watch a video about buffalo conservation, and write a buffalo limerick with this fun reading activity coloring page.

 

Butter is on the bread.

LTR Molly ButterLearn fun facts about butter, watch a video about how butter is made, and write a buttery good limerick with this fun reading activity coloring page.

 

A brisket is on a grill.

LTR Joe BrisketLearn fun facts about brisket and write a briskety good limerick with this fun reading activity coloring page.

 

Molly is on the books.

LTR Featured Molly on booksLearn fun facts about books and write a bookishly good limerick with this fun reading activity coloring page.

 

Molly and Joe 250 High M Cover

Printable Miniatures for an “I Like Colors” Predictable Sentence Chart

The book A Is for Azure includes instructions for how to make a predictable sentence chart. Such a chart is one way to help children learn high-frequency words, as well as show them how reading and writing can be used to share information that relates to them and their friends.

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A Is for Azure Printables for Predictable Sentence Chart

Printable Sentence Builders for Learning Color Words

Sentence Builders for A Is for Azure

A Is for Azure Printables for Sentence Builders

Printable Color Counting Book With Days of the Week—Literacy and Math Fun!

Printable Color Counting Book With Days of the Week—Literacy and Math Fun!

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