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Use this fun Valentine's Day Word Challenge to engage your students in working with sounds and words. Students will use the scrambled letters from two common Valentine's symbols to create as many other words as they can. The second goal is to decode the scrambled letters to figure out the challenge words.
This is a great activity to do whole class, individually or as a word work center. Make a game out of it by challenging students to create as many words as they can that other students do not have. My class also loves to find as many words as they can while racing the clock.
I hope you and your class enjoy this activity as much as we have!
This is a great activity to do whole class, individually or as a word work center. Make a game out of it by challenging students to create as many words as they can that other students do not have. My class also loves to find as many words as they can while racing the clock.
I hope you and your class enjoy this activity as much as we have!
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Checking the answers...Conversation Hearts and Cupids Arrows?
If so, should there be a "B" in the first anagram?
Love your Word Challenges!!!
If so, should there be a "B" in the first anagram?
Love your Word Challenges!!!
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