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Have fun with phonics by playing this Stomp It Out Reading Game! Your little one will blend letter sounds together to read simple CVC words!
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Cootie catchers are great fun for kids to play, and they lend themselves very well to the learning environment. I use them in order to have kids work on writing within small designated spaces, and they can be used to work on counting and review. I have re-vamped my cootie catcher templates to include some...
Who knew playing with straws could be so fun? Straw bridges are a great whole class activity that also sharpens students' STEM skills!
Boggle is such a great game for pattern recognition and spelling. You can even get a little math in there with the scoring. Kids (and adults) love it! Here is a template you can use with your class. The color version is for using with your document camera, while the grayscale version is perfect for ... Read More about Boggle Template: Make a New Game Each Time!
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Visual-Spatial Relations, also known as visual-spatial processing, refers to the ability to accurately identify where objects are in space. It can quickly become more complicated as more objects are added and these objects are twisted, turned, flipped, or moved closer or further away. Children’s visual-spatial processing skills affect their ability to read books, do math, follow maps, play a sport, tie shoelaces, or safely cross a street. Check out our website for an entire blog post about visual-spatial relations at otonthespot.com. This 17-page printable packet is made for busy occupational therapists, teachers, and parents who want to help their children improve their visual-spatial relations skills. It requires no prep and only 3 items: scissors, blocks, and crayons! It was designed by pediatric occupational therapists who use their knowledge and experience to create effective and fun ready-made activities for children all over the country. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or if you have a problem downloading the packet after purchase. Visit our website for educational blog posts and gift guides at www.otonthespot.com!
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The best ideas come to me when I am avoiding other work, so yay this is going to be fun! I want to inspire reading all year long, and this is a fun way to do that in your preschool class or at home! Getting young children excited to read can sometimes be a challenge; […]
My kiddos BEGGED to play this throughout the year. I usually had them play during the last 5 minutes of phonics instruction OR as an activity if we
A fun activity for students working on reading and writing the first 353 high frequency Māori words. How to play: Students roll a dice, read the corresponding word and then write it once in the column underneath. Players take turns. Who can complete their sheet first? A great literacy activity that works on reading, writing and spelling at the same time. Extra writing support: An extra set of sheets for words 1-101 are provided with extra writing support for younger learners. The first three lines have the word written in ‘outline font’ that students trace, and the last two lines are blank for them to try and write the work independently (see an example in the images above). Included: ♦ 59 activity sheets (words 1-353) ♦ 17 activity sheets with extra writing support (words 1-101) ♦ Blank template (custom design your own word list if you wish) ♦ Teacher notes Note: I’m happy to create a set of sheets with the words ‘Roll Read Write’ written in Te Reo Māori if you would prefer this. Let me know the translation that you would like to use. This resource has been created to support Māori medium education in Aotearoa. A helpful resource for full immersion and bilingual classes. The words used in this resource are sourced from a list on TKI called ‘1000 frequency words of Māori – in frequency order’. Permission has been granted. (http://tereomaori.tki.org.nz/Teacher-tools/Te-Whakaipurangi-Rauemi/High-frequency-word-lists) Examples of words used: Examples of words used: ngā, tētahi, mahi, reira, waka, whenua, pikitia, rua, tuatahi, rongo, karanga, āwhina, waho, kau, hua, tamaiti, ngahere, ako, paku, māna, whakahaere. For a full list of the words used in this resource please go to the tki website listed above. They are the first 353 words in frequency order (te to pae) Click HERE to view more of my Māori High Frequency Word Resources. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
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This is a ready to print and go Conflict Resolution Board Game for your 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students to apply their knowledge of conflict resolution skills. This no-prep game works great in both small groups and the classroom setting. The game is easy to learn and play. Simply add any game piece of your choice (I like counters and uni-fix cubes!) and roll a die to move along the board. Read the situation on the space you land on, decide if it is an example of conflict resolution or not, and move forward or backward accordingly. First to the finish wins! What Is Included: Single Sheet Game Board (black and white) Single Sheet Game Board (color) Long Game Board (black and white) Long Game Board (color) *Directions are on the game board. What you should already have: A six-sided die or game cube (or a spinner numbered 1-6) A game piece (pawns from another game, counters, uni-fix cubes, color paper squares) You may also like: Conflict Resolution BINGO 3rd-5th Conflict Resolution Lesson K-5
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Name That Tune | Free Music Theory Worksheet - Treble Clef Note Names "Each puzzle is a phrase from a popular children's song. Begin by writing the correct alphabet letter in the space below the note. Then play the song. If you know what song it is write the name on the line above the staff...." MakingMusicFun.net | Creative Resources for Elementary Music Education
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Hopefully this download will help teachers (and students) understand exactly what the codes will make the ozobots do. I'm not sure how some of the counters work yet but have reached out to Ozobot for that information. I will update when I can. Cheers Mr. Mac...
"I Have, Who Has?" is an engaging game to learn and practice vocabulary and involves the whole class. The first student reads a definition and the others students in the class check to see if they have the term being discussed. That same student now reads their definition to the group who checks their cards to see if they have the matching term in their possession. These cards were made using the FL SSA (formerly FCAT 2.0) Science Test Item Specifications are a great resource to review key space terms and concepts students will need to know for the FL SSA. (Big Idea 6: Earth Structures) The first time we use the cards I place the list of terms on the Smart Board and as students read the definitions we discuss what the correct term would be as a whole group. The following times we play the game students should be able to identify their own cards. I recommend printing the cards on brightly colored card stock or to laminate cards to withstand wear and tear from little hands. An answer key is provided so the facilitator can follow along. Terms in this set include: Cleavage Deposition Diamond Dissolve Erosion Fossils Glaciers Gravity Hardness Igneous Rock Luster Metamorphic Rock Mineral Rock Rock Cycle Roots Sedimentary Rock Soil Streak Talc Volcanoes Weathering Wind, Water, Ice, Temperature Changes & Plants
Sensory Diet: Practical Ways to Incorporate Sensory Input for children and students. Includes Discussion of Sensory Systems, Evidence Base Research on Sensory Diets, and free printables to create a Sensory Diet.
Included in the Instant Download: - 15 Unique Bingo Cards - A listing of Allah SWT's names and the meaning How To Play: - Someone reads off a name of Allah SWT to all Bingo players, from the listing provided. - Bingo players identify the meaning of the name and locate it on their bingo cards -As Bingo players locate the matching definition to the name of Allah SWT that was called, they mark off the space on their game card - The first player to get 5 in a row on their bingo card wins! Note to parents: the name Allah was intentionally not included on the game cards to allow young kids to play more easily and still learn the meaning of the names
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In my last post I promised that I would post instructions for creating a VOCABOPOLY game board and directions for how to play the game. Here's the game board: **I found my copy of my VOCABOPOLY game today in a stack on my posters looking a little tired. I will be making new game boards for this school year and will be posting them soon! To create the game board you will need one piece of poster board, dice, some play money and player game pieces such as small erasers or small shapes cut out of construction paper. I will give you some links to printable money later in the instructions. Since I teach Language Arts, all of my spaces have to do with Language Arts terminology. These spaces could be easily changed for other subject areas. There are 2 different types of spaces that students can land on that will require them to draw a card from one of two stacks in the center of the board. SPELLING BEE (has a little bee) requires the students to spell the vocabulary word correctly. SENTENCE SHOWDOWN (has a cowboy hat) requires the student to say a sentence that correctly uses the vocabulary word. I will list what I have in each space starting with the GO space. - Collect $200 lunch money as you pass GO - Metaphor Avenue - Sentence Showdown - Simile Place - Spelling Bee - Sentence Showdown - Future Tense Avenue - Spelling Bee - Present Tense Place - Past Tense Drive - In D-Hall Just visiting - Definition Place - Sentence Showdown - Alphabet Alley - Dictionary Drive - Spelling Bee - Adverb Drive - Sentence Showdown - Noun Place - Verb Avenue - Free Lunch - Paragraph Place - Spelling Bee - Sentence Place - Word Avenue - Sentence Showdown - Pronoun Place - Preposition Avenue - Synonym Drive - Go to D-Hall - Clause Avenue - Conjunction Drive - Sentence Showdown - Syllable Avenue - Spelling Bee - Sentence Showdown - Singular Avenue - Spelling Bee - Plural Avenue In the center of the game board I have two rectangles. One says SENTENCE SHOWDOWN and the other says SPELLING BEE. I used perforated business cards to create the cards to go in these two sections. The SENTENCE SHOWDOWN cards have SENTENCE SHOWDOWN and a cowboy hat on one side and a vocabulary word and a dollar amount on the other side. SPELLING BEE cards have SPELLING BEE and a bee on one side and a vocabulary word and dollar amount on the other side. Dollar amounts are $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, and $500. How to play the game: Each student rolls the dice to determine who goes first. The student that rolls the highest number goes first and then play moves to the player on the left. The first player rolls the dice and moves their game piece the number of spaces that he or she rolled. If the player lands on a property, they do nothing. It's just a free landing spot. If the player lands on SPELLING BEE, the student to the left of the player picks up a card from the SPELLING BEE stack and reads the work to the student that is in play. The student that is in play then has to correctly spell the word. If he or she spells the word correctly, they are to collect the dollar amount listed on the card. If he or she spells the word incorrectly then they do not collect any money. The card is placed on the bottom of the stack. If the player lands on SENTENCE SHOWDOWN, the student that is in play picks up a card from the SENTENCE SHOWDOWN stack and reads the word to the other players. The student that is at play then must make up a sentence using the word on the card and say the sentence out loud. It is up to the group of players to determine if the word was used correctly in the sentence. If the word was used correctly, the player collect the dollar amount listed on the card. If he or she uses the word incorrectly then they do not collect any money. The card is placed on the bottom of the stack. Play continues until time is called by the teacher. You can print a blank game board with the squares already drawn in by going here. You can print blank money by going here. I'd love to hear if you use VOCABOPOLY in your classroom!
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