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I've got a little Secret Code Spelling sheet here. I have the students write each spelling word then draw the picture for each letter next to the word to make a code. I use this as a Word Work center, but if you need a time filler - or something for your sub plans, this sheet could be put under the document camera and done whole group with the spelling list for the week. For a variation, you can have the kids mix up their spelling words and write the code only, then give it to a classmate to "break the code". Not matter how you do it, my students like this one:) Click on the picture to go to my Teachers Pay Teachers store and download this for FREE. While you are at my store, check out some of my new and best selling products including: My Original Writing Center - My best selling product! Don't miss this STEAL: Sight Word Mega Bundle Read It, Build It, Write ItAll 220 Dolch Sight Words Included Reader's Toolbox of Reading Strategies Sight Words Superhero: Everything You Need to Motivate and Reward Sight Word Recognition Sight Words Superhero Add-On Pack: 130 Pages of Sight Word Games and Activities! And MUCH more - click here to see more great products! And, don't forget to follow my store to get a free kit each month!!! Past "Follower Freebies" include" Click here to see how to get free kits each month: Mrs. Gilchrist's Follower Freebies
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Another one for composing with Boomwhackers with the colored dice I mentioned in an earlier post (scroll down to see other uses for these!):
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The purpose of this workout is to serve the needs of those somewhat familiar with basic punching techniques (possibly with a martial arts background) who are wanting to get a good workout on a heavy bag into a busy schedule. i am a father, husband, full-time student and full-time employee at Xerox, so my workouts need to fit into some pretty tight timeframes! I hope you find this workout useful to that end as well.
Free reading sorts for grades 4-5 with idea for implementation! These make perfect reading centers, stations, and independent practice reading activiites.
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A few weeks ago, I asked teachers on my FB page for topics of interest. I wrote all of the topics down and pinned them on my office's bulletin board. My bulletin board is my "go to" place when I need a topic for a blog post. Today's topic, vocabulary games, is courtesy of my FB readers. Here are a few games I found that you might like to try: This site has elementary and middle school games. Middle School Vocabulary Activities Elementary and middle school vocabulary game. My all around favorite site that had MANY activities including this one: Click to visit the site. It is great! This vocabulary packet is aligned with 1st - 3rd Common Core Standards. Click
Looking for fluency activities? I just updated my fluency freebie. I added some short passages. If you need longer passages, I recommend visiting Reading A to Z. This is a great site with leveled passages. There are even some free books that you can download. Click HERE to get your freebie.
I think there are so many ways this could be used in therapy and I am excited to try it out! The basic principle is the kids can shake the bottle around to find the different words hidden in the rice. Once they find a word, they can:
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I have a great resource that will help teach grammar, work on writing complete sentences, and practice addition skills! All 3 skills wrapped into one! This resource is great for 1st-3rd graders. But 4th and 5th graders can certainly take advantage and will have some fun doing it. Older students can make some really good sentences. Students will roll 2 dice and add them for a sum. They choose the noun, verb, adjective, preposition, and location from the grammar boards according to the sum they rolled. Students create a sentence using the 5 words they rolled. Students must create a complete sentence using correct punctuation and grammar. The students' sentences will turn out to be fun and silly. Students will be giggling and wanting to do more. This pack below has 10 grammar boards. A ton of different words to make a ton of different sentences. Here is a FREE Grammar-Roll a Sentence board to try practicing grammar, sentences, and addition. This will be a fun way to get your students writing complete sentences and incorporating some math and grammar too! Students roll 2 dice and find the sum. They look in the 1st column on the game board for the sum rolled and record the word in that column. Students continue to roll for a total of 5 times since there are 5 columns. Then students use the 5 words they recorded and write a complete sentence. All 5 words must be present in the sentence. There must be a capital letter and an end punctuation mark. Students can add other words like articles, conjunctions, and nouns to ensure their sentence makes sense. The verb can also be changed to a different tense. For example, the word play can be changed to played. Or the word ate can be changed to eat. Click the picture above to try a FREE game board. Do you need more grammar ideas and activities? Grammar Hop is a fun game to review nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Students take turns reading the sentences and answering grammar questions. There are 40 cards that can be used for a center or as a 2-player game. Grammar Posters include 14 posters to hang in the classroom to remind students the meaning of each grammar word. The words include: adjectives, nouns, verbs, plurals, adverbs, pronouns, subject, predicate, proper noun, conjunction, capitalize, preposition, contractions, and possessives. Here are three examples of what the posters look like. Hang on your Language Arts wall so students can have a quick reference or reminder about our grammar vocabulary. Grinning for Grammar Task Cards is a fun little center that will have your students grinning from ear to ear. It has 40 task cards. Students read the sentence and pick out the correct grammar word. This pack uses the grammar words: noun, verb, adjective, preposition, plural noun, adverb, and pronoun. These task cards are also uploaded into Google Forms creating 8 Self Grading Quizzes. Assign the links to students in your Google Classroom. Here are a set of 30 task cards. Each task card has 3 words on them. Students decide which word is the noun, verb, and adjective. Place a set of 10 task cards with the recording sheet at a language art center. These are quick and easy to set up. Students will be learning and reviewing nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Click the picture to read more about it. Here are some other resources you may need to teach grammar. I linked them to Amazon to make it easy for you to view them: 8 Parts of Speech Poster Parts of Speech Bulletin Board Set Silly Sentences Puzzles Cooking Up Sentences Game Parts of Speech Cards Parts of Speech Bingo Grammar in a Jar Sentence Building Dominos Thanks for stopping by today. See you soon! Click Here For More Grammar Ideas:
Basic vocabulary, like knowing prepositions, is necessary for beginning readers. Teach prepositions with this simple game.
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Phonemic awareness skills are the foundation for competent readers. Students who have mastered these skills in the first two years of formal schooling often progress easily with their reading skills, as they have developed one of the essential reading foundations; phonemic awareness. For a more in depth look at phonological and phonemic awareness click here. […]
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I have created another themed center unit. This time it’s all about spring!! There are 17 centers that will get your kids in the mood for nicer weather 🙂 I have also included 29 quick and easy printable worksheets that go along with each center in the unit. If you choose to purchase my product, …