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This packet contains a PowerPoint, Center Game & Spelling Unit!
The PowerPoint ~ a 25 slide, 20 to 30 minute introduction to the concept of the "-et Family." It has high end graphics, visual effects and is interactive asking students to recite along with the letter by letter display of the word, as well as asking them to read sentences with the -et family words! Great for principal evaluations!
The Center Game ~ 14 pages designed to be an independently led student center game. EXCELLENT for when the teacher is working with small reading or math groups. It also contains the ENTIRE game in a black and white version so that you can save on your color ink, OR copy it and send it home as weekly homework. Great for the students to cut apart and practice fine motor skills!
The Spelling Unit ~ 9 pages. Some school districts call it Spelling, some call it Word Work! This packet has both versions! Your students will love it!
The PowerPoint and Center Game are available on TPT, buying this bundle is like getting the Spelling Unit for FREE!
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~Fern Smith
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I am currently the Teacher of the Year & 3rd Grade Team Leader for an amazing school in Clay County, Florida. I am proud to say that I am a product of Clay County Schools & my own children attend some of the best schools we have in Clay! I have Elementary Certification, Age 3 - Grade 6, in both Texas and Florida, with an ESOL & K-12 Gifted Endorsements. I have over 16 years experience in a variety of 1st to 8th grade classrooms, including Gifted, EHSC, ESE Inclusion & Bilingual. I have an additional 3 years as a school Network Specialist, as well as experience as an evening Adult Education Computer Technology Instructor. I love technology! As a Navy Wife, I had to go into different schools, different school districts and even different states! From low-income to high-dollar, I've seen them all! The hardest part was some schools give you everything, and some schools have nothing. When you have your own units, you can hit the ground running. First year teachers or experienced teachers...nothing is better than having your own files to pull from and be ready to go from day one. Classroom management is NOT THAT HARD, when the students are actively engaged! Have a question? I'm just an e-mail away! FernleySmith@yahoo.com
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