Playing games is one of the best ways to learn skills because it keeps the child's attention and he is apt to play longer because he is having fun. This is an example of one of the games we play to practice using context clues to identify and define unknown words.
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Going on a Letter Hunt!
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Here's a fun activity we use to learn/practice identifying letters and letter sounds. A roll of the letter dice shows us which letter we will be hunting. |
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Students move around the room framing the letter with a swatter wherever they find it. |
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As they hunt, the students call out both the letter name and its sound. |
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Sight Word Practice
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Using boggle cubes to spell out the sight words is another fun activity. The timer is optional. |
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Here we use a ziploc bag filled with paint to draw words or letters. |
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Letter stamps are pushed into Play-doh to form words. |
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Spin the spinner to decide whether to write the words in pencil, marker, crayon, or highlighter. |
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We use magnetic letters to make words. |
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