Heggerty’s Bridge to Kindergarten materials displayed together, including early‑reader books, ABC cards, a phonemic awareness curriculum, and digital devices showing literacy activities.

Bridge to Kindergarten

$240.00
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Heggerty’s Bridge to Kindergarten materials displayed together, including early‑reader books, ABC cards, a phonemic awareness curriculum, and digital devices showing literacy activities.
  • Heggerty’s Bridge to Kindergarten materials displayed together, including early‑reader books, ABC cards, a phonemic awareness curriculum, and digital devices showing literacy activities.
  • Three Heggerty Bridge to Kindergarten alphabet cards shown together: one green card labeled “ABC Letter Cards” with small object illustrations, one blue card featuring the letter Kk and a kite, and one teal card featuring the letter Bb and a school bus.
  • Two smartphone screens showing the Heggerty Bridge to Kindergarten “Sparks” app. The left screen displays the home page with featured and suggested learning activities, and the right screen shows a routine called “Rhyme to Line” with instructions, tags, and action buttons.
  • Heggerty Bridge to Reading articulation materials, including a boxed set and two sample cards showing mouth positions for the th and short a sounds with supporting illustrations.
  • Laptop and tablet displaying Heggerty Bridge to Kindergarten assessment tools, with the laptop showing Vera’s phonemic isolation activity and the tablet showing an interactive prompt with a child and a dog.
  • Three Bridge to Kindergarten classroom posters featuring children playing outside in autumn, sharing a rainbow umbrella in the rain, and listening to a teacher read a story together.
  • Eight Bridge to Kindergarten decodable book covers featuring illustrated woodland animals, including raccoons, foxes, mice, and beavers, with simple stories and animal-themed question titles designed for early readers.
  • Cover of the Heggerty Pre-Kindergarten Phonemic Awareness Curriculum teacher manual, featuring a purple and white spiral-bound design with the Heggerty logo and the title Phonemic Awareness.
  • Heggerty’s Bridge to Kindergarten materials displayed together, including early‑reader books, ABC cards, a phonemic awareness curriculum, and digital devices showing literacy activities.
  • Three Heggerty Bridge to Kindergarten alphabet cards shown together: one green card labeled “ABC Letter Cards” with small object illustrations, one blue card featuring the letter Kk and a kite, and one teal card featuring the letter Bb and a school bus.
  • Two smartphone screens showing the Heggerty Bridge to Kindergarten “Sparks” app. The left screen displays the home page with featured and suggested learning activities, and the right screen shows a routine called “Rhyme to Line” with instructions, tags, and action buttons.
  • Heggerty Bridge to Reading articulation materials, including a boxed set and two sample cards showing mouth positions for the th and short a sounds with supporting illustrations.
  • Laptop and tablet displaying Heggerty Bridge to Kindergarten assessment tools, with the laptop showing Vera’s phonemic isolation activity and the tablet showing an interactive prompt with a child and a dog.
  • Three Bridge to Kindergarten classroom posters featuring children playing outside in autumn, sharing a rainbow umbrella in the rain, and listening to a teacher read a story together.
  • Eight Bridge to Kindergarten decodable book covers featuring illustrated woodland animals, including raccoons, foxes, mice, and beavers, with simple stories and animal-themed question titles designed for early readers.
  • Cover of the Heggerty Pre-Kindergarten Phonemic Awareness Curriculum teacher manual, featuring a purple and white spiral-bound design with the Heggerty logo and the title Phonemic Awareness.
Bridge to Kindergarten

Bridge to Kindergarten

$240.00
$240.00 $300.00

Bridge to Kindergarten is a comprehensive Pre-K and transitional kindergarten program that builds the language, literacy, and readiness skills children need to begin reading. Through playful, research-aligned instruction, daily routines, digital resources, and child-friendly assessment, educators strengthen phonemic awareness, alphabet knowledge, oral language, print concepts, and self-regulation across the day while responding to each child’s unique needs. Learn More.

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