Hey There! Happy Hump day! We've had a few questions about how we organize our new Engaging Readers units so I thought I'd do a quick blog post to show you! These are the supplies I used to organize mine. I used a 1" binder sheet protectors Binder pocket (one pocket holds all four books) ziploc baggies Clear packing tape Printables for the spine and fronts of sheet protectors click HERE to get yours. First, I put our cutie patootie cover (thanks to ... continue reading...
Elf Capades: Writing Lists
Christmas time is the perfect time for Elf Capades Writing Lists and these little elves fit the bill perfectly! I used scrap paper rather than construction paper to give them a festive, holiday feel. This unit is packed full of learning fun! You can click on the cover to view the unit on TPT. ... continue reading...
How to Catch a Turkey! Procedural Writing
I love doing procedural writing with Kinders. They always have the cutest ideas for How to do things. We made a turkey and wrote about how to catch him. The example above says, First, you get a net. Next, hide in the bushes. Then, you catch him. To make the turkeys use Crayola Markers to color a coffee filter. Then use an eyedropper to drop a few drops of water on it to make the colors run together. Glue the turkey body on top of the coffee filter and then use scrap ... continue reading...
Let’s Talk Turkey Glyphs!
So what is a glyph anyway? The term "glyph" comes from the Ancient Egyptian times when they used pictures in order to tell a story. When I create a glyph I start with three (and only three) questions. You want to stick to three questions so that it won't be overwhelming for the little ones when you try to analyze the turkey glyphs and create data charts. Each answer can be determined by looking at a child's turkey. For example, If I look at the turkeys above me I can see that three of ... continue reading...
Alphapalooza Session handouts
Hey There! I had a great time presenting my Alphapalooza session today in Orlando, Florida. I promised the participants that I would share the handouts and some of the slides from the session. So here goes.... :) Spot the sounds is a fun small group game for identifying where sounds are heard in words. Three in a Row fun! Use the names of your students to work on identifying letters and their ... continue reading...
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