You can download all of the printables for this unit FREE here on the main RRSK page, just scroll down until you see them! We do 2 activities from the set per day, making 10 total activities.
Listening and following directions… 
He still wants to teach the songs to other kids, so he made another video for you! You can download the printable with the verse tune here on the RRSP Letter Cc webpage.
He really liked glittering the word… 
Sorting letter C words, into 2 groups {animals/not animals}…
Signing his name to the story he dictated to me. He asked me to re-read his story to him many times, even days after we wrote it! 
We used unit 9 from You Can Read. Here’s a glimpse into some of the You Can Read work he did.
He just loves this activity, can’t you tell?
Color by word…
Sight Word Search {this is a You Can Read Add-On}…
This is one of his favorites! I chose 10 words he needed the most work on and pre-hid them in the rice. He then had to dig them all out and graph them accordingly, using his dot paint. Thanks again to Stephanie for this wonderful idea!
Here he is reading a Bob Book with me, using a jewel to help follow the words. He is not enjoying the Bob Books as much these days, but we still use them every now and then. Mostly we do tons of phonics work on the dry erase board.
He definitely prefers the sight word readers…
Tracing his words using our dry erase activity center
Adding to his word caterpillar. He re-reads the words up there to me, then we add any new words he knows. The caterpillar really grew this week, suddenly a light bulb has switched on and he is memorizing sight words we aren’t even working on!
Roll & Graph Sight Words is now available in the You Can Read paid section! Krash LOVES this activity.
He loves it even more when his kitty joins him…
Homeschooling at its finest. {ps-the blue tray is from Michaels}
I have been trying to do some sort of active word play game with him daily, simply because he loves it so much.
First I had him read through his word cards and I sorted them into piles-words he identified quickly and words he didn’t know or was slow with. Then we played with the 2nd pile. One day I set the 6 words up on our steps and he had to throw a beanbag on the word I yelled out. Then we switched and he called out a word for me to throw a bean bag on.
Another day I set the words up across the room and has him sit by me. I got a pack of fruit snacks and told him that I would tell him a word and say GO, then he had to run down and get the word and bring it back to me. If it was correct, he got the fruit snack.
After he got them all, I gave him a bonus fruit snack for any word he could read on his own without any help…he got all but 2 of them this time!
On another day, we used our Education Cubes YCR inserts {which mostly stay in our cubes at all times now}. I stacked them up and yelled out a word and he had to wiggle around the stack to find the word without knocking the tower down.
He LOVED this! My little wiggle worm, wiggling all the time anyway!
He has been very into building lately, here he built a house for his kitty out of our Rainbow Blocks.
I finally remembered to get out our big cardboard blocks and the boys had a great time!!!
He also spends tons of time playing Math BINGO and Sight Word BINGO. The new free Lakeshore Apps are wonderful too, he really likes the phonics one!
