Luke has been getting anxious watching me make preparations for the upcoming year. He is much more excited about the things I am making for third grade (now that he is in first) than he ever was when I was making 7th grade math things. Pre-algebra doesn't have the same cuteness factor I suppose. LOL!
Not wanting to leave him out, I printed out these popcorn sight words on yellow card stock and made a fun game to practice his sight words.
We cut them up and put them in a sand bucket because we couldn't find the popcorn container that I had bought last year at Target (it is probably in someone's toy box). You put the cards in and then take turns pulling them out and reading the word - BUT... if you pull out the POP you have to put all of your cards back in the bucket. We set a timer on my iphone to determine the winner. He loved it!
I had forgotten that I had made this game awhile ago hoping to play it with him, but I was glad I found it because now my wheels are spinning with ways that I could change it up for third graders.
* Multiplication
*Addition/Subtraction Review
Any other thoughts or ideas?
Reading comprehension involves a number of critical thinking skills that are used alone, in combinations or simultaneously. The best way to practice and apply these skills is through real reading situations where students can discuss and share their thoughts and opinions as well as predict, infer, question, summarize and evaluate what they have...
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Monday, July 23, 2012
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