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What are Read, Build, and Write Vocabulary mats? Basically, they are a fun way for you to squeeze in a little extra learning with your child! Print off one of the mats to use with your child {or in your classroom}. There are multiple colors of vocabulary mats to choose from ~ since I couldn’t decide on just one. :)
Here’s a summary of how to use them:
Read: Place one of the vocabulary cards in the top box and read the word together.
Build: Use letter tiles or magnets to build the word in the second box.
Write: Finally, practice writing the word in the bottom box.
Print the mats onto cardstock and then laminate them so that you can use Vis-à-vis markers or dry erase markers on the mats.
Initially, I put a set of these in for one of my Preschool Packs and then thought these would be a FUN addition to the many themes and books we read throughout the year.
Check out the Read! Build! Write! webpage to find vocabulary cards to go along with all of the Preschool Packs that I’ve put together so far, along with some other fun themes and books {I’ll be doing some to go along with our Before Five in a Row studies too!}.
The printables shared on this site are FREE of charge unless otherwise noted, and you are welcome to download them for your personal and/or classroom use only. However, free or purchased printables are NOT to be reproduced, hosted, sold, shared, or stored on any other website or electronic retrieval system (such as Scribd or Google docs). My printables are copyright protected and I appreciate your help in keeping them that way.
If you download and use some of my printables and then blog about them, please provide a link back to my blog and let me know - I'd love to see how you are using them! Please be sure to link to the blog post or web page and not directly to the file itself. Thank you!
These look great, I can’t wait to try them, :) I wasn’t able to download the vocabulary cards, when I clicked on them, nothing happened. Maybe I’m in the wrong place? Also, since I love your materials, I wanted to ask if you perhaps have any plans to do any kindergarten packs?? Thank you so much!
Sorry, found them! Thank you!!!!!!!! :)
Where? I can’t find them, please help!
You can download them from this page: http://homeschoolcreations.com/Read_Build_Write_Printables.html
Kim ~ the skills in the packs vary, so be sure to check and see if they are able to be used by your kindergartener. :) Kaleb is at that either/or age and we’re using them with him. I’m adding in some more difficult things as I go along too. :)
Hi Sorry to bother you but how were you able to download the vocabulary cards? Thanks!
Sorry I found them!
Those are a great idea!
These would be great for All About Spelling too, in a weird sort of way. I’m eagerly waiting for their next sale to order some more letters. I’ve finally found a way to make the letters work in my home! YEAH!
These are great! Thank you so much for sharing them. My dd is going to be starting sight words soon and is starting to work on CVC words. I think that this will be a fun activity for her to practice with. She is such a kinesthetic learner. This will be great for her.
What a great idea! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Love these! Sammy is going to have a lot of fun with these this year!
This will be perfect for my preschooler. We’re doing Before Five in a Row, and the vocab cards look like a great addition to that!
can’t wait to show you some of the rest of the BFIAR stuff I’ve been working on! :) I’ll be sharing something next week that you will love!
These are great and will work well with our Before Five in a Row curriculum. I can use the cards to work with our Explode the Code books too! Thank you so much!
have fun!! I’m working on the rest of the BFIAR books too ~ much fun!
These are awesome! Thank you so much for sharing! Your website is such a blessing to our family. Thank you! We are looking forward to following along with BFIAR too!
These are great! We are using B4FIAR – can’t wait to see your printables to go along with that curriculum. Thanks for sharing with us!
Thanks for joining the Five in a Row Blogroll!
May you and your family have a fantastic year of ‘rowing’ some wonderful books.
~Tamara
Can anyone recommend a good way to laminate? Need to keep it inexpensive. For posters and such, I have always just used cheap strapping tape, but that would not work well for something I want them to write on. (Instructions would be great too!) Thanks!
hmmmm…other than clear contact paper you can buy at Walmart {the type you would use on kitchen shelves}, that’s all I can think of for larger items. It’s what I used when I was teaching at school.
Oh! Duh! I even have a roll of that around somewhere. Thanks!
Very neat. I am going to put a post on my blog (www.quaintscribbles.wordpress.com)
Joyfully,
Jackie
thanks for sharing, Jackie! :)
Shared about this on Facebook! Thank you!
thanks for sharing!!! :)
Thank you for the printables. I love the idea and will most definitely use the mats.
thanks for sharing, Jackie. :)