Lots to share......
First off, I did manage to finish a word family activity that I've wanted to put together since the summer. I thought I'd better get it done because it ties in with what we have been working on in our phonics program....rhyming words. I got a bunch of Altoids containers, put a word family on a sticky note on the lid, and put a small handful of magnet letters inside.
Word Family tins |
I made a handout for the students to write down their words. We have been talking a lot about real words and make believe words so that is what I focused my handout on. Here is the picture of the handout. If you are interested, leave your email in the comments, as soon as I get my Scrappindoodles license, I will send you a copy!
I also wanted to share my Jungle books that I use daily in my classroom. I absolutely love having them because they are a great go-to for students when they get done early, as well as a tool that we use throughout the day.
Jungle Binder |
letter tiles for word work |
handwriting sheets |
phonics keyword "cheat" sheet |
more phonics "cheat" sheets |
vocabulary work |
poetry to use for fluency practice |
There is also notebook paper at the front of the binder that we use for math work-like extra story problems or writing about what we did or learned in math. this is still a work in progress since I am still getting use to the new math program. On the back of the binder is a sheet of math number words for the students to use as well....forgot the picture.
If you are still hanging on for this long blog post...here is an apple activity that we worked on last week. We have been learning about apples...tis the season! This week we learned about Johnny Appleseed, how apple trees grow, some of the names of the apples and the parts of the apple. One way we showed what we learned was labeling the parts of the apple in this craftivity.
Hopefully there will be more apple things to come! We have a busy week wrapping up our study of apples (which includes homemade applesauce and other yummy things) and get report card testing done! And it totally does not help that I will be home tomorrow with my sick kiddo!
Well, back to work on another long overdue project....graphic organizers for reading that go along with our ever-so-lovely reading program.
6 comments:
I love the Jungle Book idea! Would love to have copies of the handouts you use with it....I looked on here, but couldn't find them. I plan Phonics for my team and would LOVE to incorporate this idea. If you'd be willing to send them to me...please email me at jencunningham33@aol.com
I would love to have that real or make believe word sheet. I have a real and nonsense word work station for one of my centers. But, right now I'm just having them sort them out without a sheet to record. Thank you so much. KL3iva@gmail.com
Can you send me a copy when you have a moment terese.phelps1@gmail.com
I LOVE your jungle book! Would you be willing to send me a copy of the "cheat sheets"? I've been looking for something I could send home to help parents better understand. Thank you so much mattiemc5@gmail.com
I will be adding a link to my real/nonsense word sort as soon as I can. I finally have that TpT license that will allow me to do that on here!
As far as the phonics cheat sheets, they are part of a product I have for sale in my TpT store. It is $3.00. Here is the link...
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Phonics-Letter-Cards-and-Letter-Clusters-Cards-and-Charts
Hi!! I love your Jungle Books! Such great charts and resources! Would you mind sending me a copy of those? Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication!
love2teach4@gmail.com
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