Yay for March! I always look forward to March because March means SPRING!!!! Although it rains a lot here in Oregon, I am hoping this March will bring more sun than we had in February. We've had a cold and wet winter and this teacher is ready for some SUNSHINE! It's been a while since my last post and I have several word sort freebies to share with you all :) I incorporate these into my small reading groups and create them based on our current sound focus in our reading program.
Thought I'd share a few freebies that I used with my first graders a few weeks ago!
This little long a freebie contains February themed clipart, but could really be used anytime!
Click on any of the pictures below to download!
This next freebie focuses on the long e sound.
Last week we finished up our dental health unit. I purchased these two resources and they were wonderful!
Dental Health Unit: Activities to Teach about Teeth and the Dentist
And if you have Netflix there is a fantastic Sid the Science Kid episode that my kids loved! It's season 1 episode 16: A Brush with Teeth. We watched a little bit each day after we were packed up and waiting for the busses.
This week's sound focus in my classroom is long i (ie, i_e, y, igh) and I found this
Long I fabulous freebie ! I'll be incorporating some of the activities in my small groups and during my intervention block.
Here's a March themed worksheet that I will also use during my intervention block. Just click the picture below if you'd like a copy!
If you're following my stations that I incorporate into my reading block,
here's what we just finished up with at the beginning of last week:
*Listening Station: iPod shuffles- You Think It's Easy Being the Tooth Fairy & There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Rose!
*Sequencing Corner: The Very Hungry Caterpillar book, sequencing cards, and printable emergent reader. There are several sets of sequencing cards that you can find on TpT and Pinterest. The ones I use are came from Abby's store {HERE}. I just cut the numbers off. She has several other options like {THESE} which could also work. The emergent reader can be found {HERE}.
*Puzzle Place: Puzzle Place: 100 piece puzzles and environmental print puzzles. {HERE} is an example of what the environmental print puzzles look like. I cut them up myself and place them in baggies.
*White Boards: My kiddos write their weekly word list first, then write their own words or sentences.
*Rhyming Road: Rhyme concentration, rhyme book, rhyme match. These items can be found {HERE} and {HERE}.
*Word Wall Wizard: Hidden Words worksheet that can be found {HERE}. This is ALWAYS a favorite with my first graders!
*Word Way: Sight Word Pop. Printable popcorn can be found on our blog {HERE}. I bought popcorn containers from the dollar spot at Target. They are similar to the ones {HERE}. I also put Word Whiz out at this station. You can check them out {HERE}.
*Artist's Alley: Abraham Lincoln craft that can be found in {THIS} Evan-Moor book.
*Word Way: Sight Word Pop. Printable popcorn can be found on our blog {HERE}. I bought popcorn containers from the dollar spot at Target. They are similar to the ones {HERE}. I also put Word Whiz out at this station. You can check them out {HERE}.
*Artist's Alley: Abraham Lincoln craft that can be found in {THIS} Evan-Moor book.
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