Race Track Reading with DYMO
important thing you need to remember when teaching young learners to read, itโs
to make the learning FUN! Young children learn through play, so why not
capitalize on this? You can turn any learning activity into a game and your
kiddos will eat.it.up.
reading letters, sounds, sight words, and more! Hereโs what you need to create the activity:
this fun race track tape at a local store, but you can simply print a race
track from your computer if you donโt have this tape}
quick it was to use! It certainly did not disappoint for this project either.
It was really easy for me to create labels for the 3 different race tracks.
label cassette and typed out a string of letters in the DYMO app. Letter
recognition and letter sounds is the basis of teaching children how to read, so
I wanted these letters to be large and bright. I knew they needed to stand out
on the track.
string of letters printed out, I cut them apart and adhered them onto the track. The split
backing feature on the label tape is amazing. It makes peeling the sticky
labels of the backing super simple!
letter tracks in under 10 minutes! Now my students can practice saying the
letters {or letter sounds, depending on what I want them to work on} by
driving their toy car over the track. Every time they get to a letter, they say
the letter or the sound as they drive over it!
tracks to practice short vowel words and sight words. I used the smaller ยฝโ
labels for these since I knew they would take up more space on the track. The
great thing about the DYMO app is it allows you to change the fonts on your
labels. I used a more โkid friendlyโ font for the short vowel words and a more
โtextโ looking font for the sight words. Same concept for these tracks…drive
your toy car over it and read the word!
these with my class, I know they will love them!
for helping to make learning FUN!
I received compensation in exchange for writing this review, however all
opinions are my own.