Even more literacy center ideas to try in your classroom to help your students learn how to rhyme, recognise syllables, initial letter sounds, high frequency sight words and read and spell CVC words.
After working in preschool, I'm back in the classroom this year and literacy centres are part of our weekly timetable once again.
A couple of years ago I did a round-up of some of the literacy-based activities I was using during our work stations and thought it time to share some of the resources I'm now using with my current class who are aged between 4-7 years.
In the first term at school we focus on building and consolidating phonological awareness skills - syllables, rhyme, beginning letter sounds, name recognition/writing, along with co-operative play and developing letter recognition and building vocabulary. Later in the term we'll start to look at reading and spelling short CVC words (consonant-vowel-consonant), sight words and other parts of speech.
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