Students can record science, social studies, or reading vocabulary terms in this versatile vocabulary notebook or journal. Choose a vocabulary template. Students record the word, use it in a sentence, then define and illustrate the word. Also included is a “Vocabulary Brownie Points” sheet where students record each word they learn and get points (mark a tally) each time they hear the word used elsewhere, see the word in another text, or use the word correctly themselves. This is a great strategy and activity for vocabulary practice and retention!
Your K-1 students can record science, social studies, or reading vocabulary terms in this versatile vocabulary notebook or journal. Students record a word, use it in a sentence, then define and illustrate the word. Also included is a “Vocabulary Brownie Points” sheet where students record each word they learn and get points (mark a tally) each time they hear the word used elsewhere, see the word in another text, or use the word correctly themselves. This is a great strategy and engaging activity for vocabulary practice and retention.
Have fun with your students while practicing inference and listening skills by playing Winter BINGO! Descriptions on calling cards are read and students must listen carefully to determine which Winter picture matches the description.
This auto-fill sight word, spelling, or vocabulary word wall can be used repeatedly for as many words as needed. Just type words and ALL word cards automatically fill! Instantly! Use over and over again all year long. Create flash cards, games, and centers!
Use these Science of Reading aligned Targeted Phonics Write-On Wipe-Off sound, word, and sentence dictation mats all year long during whole group, at the carpet, and during guided reading. Perfect to supplement your SOR K-1 instruction. Just laminate or slip into plastic sleeves. Provide dry erase markers and an eraser.
Have your students build silly sentences by spinning the subject (who or what), the predicate (did what) and a clause (when or where) then write and share their silly sentences! Great for writing centers. Listen to them giggle when they build: The lunch lady roars loudly under the sink.