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"K-Wac," VoWac's kindergarten program is finding much success
across the United States.

"My students enjoy the stories that go along with each letter. We make tactile letters for each letter. We also make the main character(s) of the stories and display them on the 'STORY OF THE WEEK' bulletin board. Every Monday they come into the room anxious to hear the next story. EXCELLENT PROGRAM! We are reading the first readers for first grade, I credit this to the KWAC program."

--Avis P., K Teacher, Ft. Yates ND
   
K-Wac, VoWac's kindergarten curriculum, gives students a great start for their reading skills.

Teaching students the letters of the alphabet, the sounds they make, and how those sounds fit into words can now be done using lessons designed with student success in mind. 

Printable Teacher Guide Lessons

Lesson E - Pages: 
[305]   [306]   [307]   [308]   [1-e]   [2-e]   [3-e]   [6-e]   [318]   [320]   [321]   [324]

Activities in each K-Wac lesson include games, treasure hunts, songs, and various hands-on activities to bring letter concepts to life.

Teachers are provided with well-planned daily sequential lessons plans.  We have provided teachers with a recommended scope and sequence that builds upon itself throughout the school year.  K-Wac's sectioned  and color-coded Orton-Gillingham design allows teachers to change the scope and sequence easily to meet the needs of their existing curriculum.

In the very first lesson, students will meet two ants, Andrew and his little brother, Alex.  As little brothers sometimes do, Alex wanders off, leaving Andrew in something of a panic.  All works out well for the brothers, but Kindergarteners will enjoy playing the role of Andrew Ant as they search for Alex on each of the workbook pages.

Rarely has teaching across the curriculum been made easier.  Each letter unit contains a variety of cross-curriculum activities for enhancing multicultural, language arts, math, science, health, art, cooking, games and parental involvement.  The teacher guides contain a literature list following each letter of the week.  Hundreds of titles and authors are given.  This is a perfect way to help classroom teachers and librarians create a classroom library.

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