Let's Make Words! Special Word Family Literacy Station Activities
Rockin Teacher Materials by Hilary Lewis
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- Working with word families is an effective way to get kids reading and help them learn to decode longer words. This book can be used in a variety of ways, to make learning to read a hands-on experience. This book is packed with short vowel word families to get students on their way to becoming aweso$12.00$17.97Save $5.97
- Grade 1- Yearlong, Hands-On, Word Work Activities are great for your literacy centers. Students are able to independently use these activities to reinforce skills being taught in your classroom. There are also worksheets included so you can assess the learning going on. AND, This bundle will save yo$108.00$185.86Save $77.86
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Working with word families is an effective way to get kids reading and help them learn to decode longer words. This book can be used in a variety of ways, to make learning to read a hands-on experience. This book is packed with short vowel word families to get students on their way to becoming awesome readers.
These activities fit in beautifully with the new common core standards and are Daily favorites! I use them at my word work station in a variety of ways:
*One of my favorite ways is with Reusable
Write & Wipe Pockets that I bought from
Lakeshore Learning. (You can use heavy
duty page protectors as well!) The kids
use dry erase markers to make words and
you know how they LOVE to use markers!
*I also enlarge the pages to 11 x 17 paper,
laminate, and then put them on a cookie
sheet. The children put letter magnets on
to make words.
*Of course, I also print the pages off...
but instead of having them write on the
paper, I have them use rubber stamp
letters. I also got these rubber stamps at
Lakeshore.
*Download my preview for links to the
materials that I use at my stations.
*Check out the long vowel and short vowel versions of
this book.
Visit my blog for ideas and how I use my materials in my classroom!
Hilary
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