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Phonics Activities, Learn to Read, for Preschool, Kindergarten, First Grade, 2nd Grade Fun 4 the Brain - English Games English Excitement! Panda Mayhem This fun English game has some silly pandas to help teach the parts of speech. Get enough of the questions correct, and you can make your own silly sentence. Sharlayne Overton, author of A Daily Dose of Writing, came up with the concept for this game. Reading is Magical Games Base Word Baseball Strike 1! Popcorn Words Pop! Syllable Split Help Syllable Sammy decode two syllable words. Magic "e" Adventures Help the Prince Frog get back to his princess by using the Magic "e" wand. My Reading Tools See if you can find the treasure by using the tools that you have learned to read. The hard copies of the above five games were created by Sheri Sather. Want a hard copy of her games?
Language arts (ESL, EFL), Math, Phonics and Science, Free worksheets, videos, fun games, phonics Free Children's Books Downloads Ben and Max: An Unlikely Friendship Age Group: Children Susan B Max, a friendly mouse, befriends Ben, a grouchy bear, the result - both are much happier as are all the other forest animals. Alas, when Sylvester the sly fox arrives, stirring trouble, the friendship is threatened, and Ben does something he really regrets. Will the friendship survive? Download Free PDFRead Online Where Wild Microbes Grow Kevin Kurtz and Alice Feagan An educational rhyming picture book about discoveries on the seafloor, based on the expeditions of the vessel JOIDES Resolution. Download Free PDFRead Online Tania's Diwali Celebration Kanika G It is Diwali, the Indian festival of lights. Download Free PDFRead Online Robert Elena Silva Robert, born to immigrant parents, and barely speaking English when he started school, was not considered athletic. Download Free PDFRead Online Dan and the Frog Carmen Saptouw The Ponds, home of a kingdom of frogs, was polluted by humans and have become nearly uninhabitable. Pink Flowers
Play and Learn Games in Your Language Games for Learning The Literacy Center Education Network Play and Learn games are designed to support young children as they learn basic skills. We have created subject-based “learning loops”. Common Core State Standards The Play and Learn games are part of an integrated approach to learning that includes playing games, making objects, reading words, coloring and practicing writing. Listen to Reading Links Czas Present Simple – Język angielski Czas teraźniejszy prosty. Używamy go, m.in. gdy chcemy powiedzieć o: trwałej sytuacji (np. Mieszkam w Karpaczu. Zdania twierdzące W trzeciej osobie liczby pojedynczej do podstawowej formy czasownika dodajemy końcówkę -s. like - likes, think - thinks, drive - drives; W trzeciej osobie liczby pojedynczej czasownik have przybiera formę has. She has got a dog. Gdy czasownik kończy się na: -ss, -ch, -sh, -o, -x, -z, dodajemy do niego końcówkę -es. go - goes, teach - teaches, watch - watches, wash - washes; Kiedy czasownik zakończony jest literą -y, a przed nią znajduje się spółgłoska, zmieniamy y na i i dodajemy końcówkę -es. fly - flies, hurry - hurries; W celu wzmocnienia przekazu w zdaniu twierdzącym przed czasownikiem możemy dodać operator do lub does. I do love you! Jeżeli w celu wzmocnienia przekazu używamy operatora does (w 3 os. liczby pojedynczej), do czasownika nie dodajemy już końcówki -s. She does work well! I like swimming. She hates driving a car. They often go to the cinema. Przykłady