Christmas Beginning Digraph Clip Cards

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Looking for a festive way to practice beginning digraphs?  These free Christmas Beginning Digraph Clip Cards are a fun, hands-on way for children to practice digraphs at the beginning of words!  This easy-prep activity is perfect for the hustle and bustle of the season!

*Pair this with our December Printables for Kindergarten!

Christmas Beginning Digraph Clip Cards

This time of year can be super busy.  But don’t stress, the prep for these clip cards is as simple as can be!

Just print, laminate, and cut the cards apart.  Add a few clothespins… and ta-da!! Your hands-on reading center is ready to go!

How to Use These Christmas Clip Cards

I love using clip cards for quick and easy centers.  The instructions for these are quite simple.

Students read the word that the elf is saying.  Then they use their clothespin to clip onto the matching picture.

This not only lets them practice reading words that begin with digraphs, but it also lets them work on their fine motor skills as they clip.

RELATED RESOURCE: December Clip Cards

This set has 20 different clip cards that work on the digraphs CH, SH, TH, and PH.

You can quickly assess whether or not your little readers are able to correctly read each word by glancing at their card.

Ways to use this resource:

-Warm up for guided reading groups

-With parent volunteers

-Literacy center

-Indoor recess activity

-Parents:  These make wonderful quiet activities for at home or even when you are on the go.

Storage tips:

These cards were designed to fit in the photo storage containers, along with a few clothespins.  Once they are ready, you can quickly grab the box and your center is already ready to go.

If you do not own the photo storage containers, the clip cards also fit perfectly into sandwich sized baggies.

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Rachael is the creator of Literacy with the Littles. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education and taught 1st grade for 6 years before staying home with her own little ones. She has a passion for making engaging learning activities because she wants all children to find joy and success in learning!

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