It's not my usual stuff!
This one isn't designed specifically around CRTs because of why I made them in the first place. I was making these up for my daughter at home for a bit of fun learning on top of what she was getting in school. I dropped some off for her class one day because I thought some of my daughters friends might like it too. The teachers loved them, the kids had a great time and they hinted that I'd be welcome to drop more off in the future. Since their classroom uses “Mioow Magic Words” these sheets are compatible with that system though it's certainly not required. I just worked around their lesson planning and this is the result!
Thanks Prue and Rhiannon for your enthusiasm and support!
This one is still a winner as a casual teacher in blocks of work or contracts. It's hands on and engaging for prep to 2 but knowing where the students are up to can be difficult for daily-hire CRTs so it's not necessarily easy to pull out and make the appropriate sheets.
This one isn't designed specifically around CRTs because of why I made them in the first place. I was making these up for my daughter at home for a bit of fun learning on top of what she was getting in school. I dropped some off for her class one day because I thought some of my daughters friends might like it too. The teachers loved them, the kids had a great time and they hinted that I'd be welcome to drop more off in the future. Since their classroom uses “Mioow Magic Words” these sheets are compatible with that system though it's certainly not required. I just worked around their lesson planning and this is the result!
Thanks Prue and Rhiannon for your enthusiasm and support!
This one is still a winner as a casual teacher in blocks of work or contracts. It's hands on and engaging for prep to 2 but knowing where the students are up to can be difficult for daily-hire CRTs so it's not necessarily easy to pull out and make the appropriate sheets.
They're a combination trace over the word and cut and paste activity because I'm a great believer that "hands on" belongs in literacy in a high amount especially at the prep - 2 stage. Part of our job as teachers is to give them a passion for literacy and hands-on is a good way to go about that so I actively look for ways to worm it in there on a frequent basis.
I'm also a great believer in putting in game or puzzle like elements not only as an aid to engagement but also to enhance problem-solving abilities and cognitive development. This time it's in the jumbled words cut & paste activity.
This activity pack on my Teachers Pay Teachers store.
Regards,
Mel.
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