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Digital Phonics Word Building Work Activities | Google Slides Seesaw Powerpoint

$5.00

This digital word building mat is perfect for all year, whether you are distance learning or in the classroom. Included you will find a Powerpoint file (also works in Keynote) AND a link to a Google Slides AND Seesaw version complete with moveable letters (2 different mats-1 uppercase and 1 lowercase). Consonants are in blue and vowels are in red. Use in whole group, small group, homework, or as a center. This is a perfect activity for your guided reading word work, sight word practice, weekly spelling words, vocabulary, name activities…you get to decide which words to practice with (this does not come with a list of words).

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Digital Phonics Word Building Work Activities | Google Slides Seesaw Powerpoint is the perfect digital buddy for teachers and students of all ages to practice cvc words, sight words, spelling, name writing and more! Whether you’re doing class activities, group sessions, or studying solo, this mat takes your learning to the next level.
 
With this set of word work slides, you get a Google Slides and Seesaw version, complete with moveable letters. Plus, you get a super-easy PowerPoint file that works great with Keynote. You can even choose between uppercase and lowercase word work mats to fit your teaching style. The Digital Phonics Word Building Work Activities | Google Slides Seesaw Powerpoint is designed with lots of thought. Consonants are in traditional blue and vowels are red for easier identification. 
 
You won’t believe all the ways you can use this versatile resource in the classroom! It’s a hit for whole group activities, small guided reading groups, homework, and ela centers. Want students to practice making a list of your own words? Go for it! Need some sight word action? This word building mat has got you covered. Spelling challenges? Vocabulary? Name writing practice? It’s all up to you! You get to customize the experience by picking the words you want to practice because there’s no fixed list.
 
These Digital Phonics Word Building Work Activities | Google Slides Seesaw Powerpoint are designed to work seamlessly on any device, whether it’s a tablet, computer, iPad, Chromebook, or desktop. The responsive format ensures that teachers and students can access and interact with the slides easily, no matter the device they’re using. This Digital Word Building Mat isn’t an app, and it doesn’t have sound effects or a “click to check if you’re right” feature. Yet, it’s an amazing tool that gets students engaged in an interactive learning atmosphere.
 
Join the squad of teachers who’ve fallen in love with the Digital Word Building Mat. They’ve seen how it transforms their classrooms and love how easily it can be integrated into their routine. Get ready to inspire, spark that love for words, and witness incredible progress in literacy skills.

What other teachers are saying about Digital Phonics Word Building Work Activities | Google Slides Seesaw Powerpoint:

  • Extremely satisfied–I used to use waste so much time passing out and collecting letter tiles. Things ended up on the floor. This has made my life so much easier! Thank you!
  • Extremely satisfied–I love the versatility of this resource especially for Google Classroom! It was so easy to use! I made a video of myself saying words and my students built them using these slides. It turned out great!
  • Extremely satisfied–This is such a fantastic way to practice dictation. It’s easy to reuse again and again for different words. My students have loved being able to build words digitally instead of always having to write them. Thank you so much for sharing.
  • Extremely satisfied–I was looking for a way that my students could practice spelling and this was perfect. I also used it as a whole group to practice simple making word activities.

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