The packet includes the following:
*identify the beginning sound of each -at word with pictures
*-at word family playdough and trace mat
*stamping -at words
* cut and paste
* I have Who Has
* -at words mini book
* cut and paste -at words mini book
* word search
*write the room
*mystery word ( figure out the mystery -at word)
I selected three centers from the packet to start. The first was the playdoh mats. My dear sweet co-teacher and fabulous friend is not a fan of playdoh...and since the room is carpeted the custodian is likely not a fan either, lol. Guess what...that was A-OK because the kids loved using the wiki sticks to make their "At" words. They also love using the wipe off markers....funny the things that motivate kids (besides the appealing teaching activities of course).
Next we used the word cards with magnetic letters. The kiddo's found the missing beginning sound letter or matched the letter depending on their ability level.
And for their 3rd center they did the "At" Family take-home book. The kiddo's colored and filled in the missing "At"word.
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i would use it in centers :)
ReplyDeleteThis packet would be great in small group centers! I would also use some of the activities for intervention groups!
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Wow Shuna's packet is awesome!! Thanks for joining for the swap :) I hope you'll sign up for the next!
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Love the word family activities
ReplyDeleteI would use this packet during small group/center time.
ReplyDeleteI would use this for word work or a center.
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What a great pack to help with rhyming words! :)
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ReplyDeleteI commented before I click the button telling me to share how I would use the products. I would definitely use them in stations but also in small group.
ReplyDeleteRochell
I would most definitely use these activities in my literacy stations!!
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I have Shuna's individual word walls that I put together this summer. My students are already great writers thanks in part to each folder full of words from each letter of the alphabet. LOVELY!!!
ReplyDeleteI would use the product to provide extra practice:)
ReplyDeleteI'd use in my literacy stations and also small group interventions! So damn CUTE
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