If you are doing these with a young preschooler, do all or most of the cutting for your child – no need to wear him out before he begins!.

You’ll find a picture key at the front of the download.

Make sure your child knows the names of the pictures before asking him to do the sort.

You’ll get a total of eighteen picture sorts (pictured above) in the download. After he names the picture, he glues or places it in the appropriate column. Glue or place each header at the top of a column, and have your child say the name of each picture. Simply cut out the headers and the pictures. Today I’m sharing a set of low-prep printables that will help your child or students master beginning sounds.Įach sort asks your child to sort pictures into 2, 3, or 4 groups based on their beginning sounds. You can see the pdf of the SAT vocabulary here.Looking for a simple, low-prep activity to help your child learn beginning sounds? Here you go!

The 500 challenging words were chosen based on a study of the vocabulary that appeared on the SAT most frequently over the course of five years. You can view a pdf of the compiled word lists here or choose your grade level below.Īdditionally, we have a series of songs that teach SAT vocabulary words. So the words taught in Level Indigo (grade 5) are those words that are both found in 5th grade reading material and are most likely to appear on state tests in 5th, 6th and 7th grades. The words that appeared most often are the ones taught in The Word Up Project.įor each reading level, our researchers looked at state tests at that level and two grade levels above. The researchers then analyzed how often these vocabulary words appeared on state tests. Flocabulary's research team created these word lists by first compiling words from grade-appropriate novels and basal readers (with an emphasis on Tier 2 words). The Word Up Project teaches students words that they are likely to encounter on high-stakes tests.

Printable vocabulary word sorts