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Are you a new teacher and looking to set up your literacy centers? Or maybe your word work stations need a little revamping?
In this video, learn three tips that will help you establish meaningful word work routines and maximize your teaching time. Word work is the foundation for everything that is to come later. I have never heard a student say they didn't like to play games, or use different tactile methods to learn phonics patterns and sight words. These tips can help to set up, or fine tune your word work centers.
Included are FIVE games your student can play in any subject. Use these cards to review sight words, vocabulary, phonics based (decodeable) words, math facts....the list goes on.
Game directions are included for each game.
Games included:
→ BAM!
→ ZAP!
→ Don't Feed the Raccoon
→ Baseball
→ Game Board
→ Also included is a sample of final -ck phonics game cards.
Looking for low-prep game cards to add content to this freebie? Click HERE
Created by: Thyme to Read
If you have questions regarding this resource, please email me at megan.thymetoread@gmail.com
Don't Forget to "Follow Me" for custom email updates about new resources posted, or when I'm having a sale. As a follower, you will have first access to my newest resources at an introductory discount!
In this video, learn three tips that will help you establish meaningful word work routines and maximize your teaching time. Word work is the foundation for everything that is to come later. I have never heard a student say they didn't like to play games, or use different tactile methods to learn phonics patterns and sight words. These tips can help to set up, or fine tune your word work centers.
Included are FIVE games your student can play in any subject. Use these cards to review sight words, vocabulary, phonics based (decodeable) words, math facts....the list goes on.
Game directions are included for each game.
Games included:
→ BAM!
→ ZAP!
→ Don't Feed the Raccoon
→ Baseball
→ Game Board
→ Also included is a sample of final -ck phonics game cards.
Looking for low-prep game cards to add content to this freebie? Click HERE
Created by: Thyme to Read
If you have questions regarding this resource, please email me at megan.thymetoread@gmail.com
Don't Forget to "Follow Me" for custom email updates about new resources posted, or when I'm having a sale. As a follower, you will have first access to my newest resources at an introductory discount!
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Description
Are you a new teacher and looking to set up your literacy centers? Or maybe your word work stations need a little revamping?
In this video, learn three tips that will help you establish meaningful word work routines and maximize your teaching time. Word work is the foundation for everything that is to come later. I have never heard a student say they didn't like to play games, or use different tactile methods to learn phonics patterns and sight words. These tips can help to set up, or fine tune your word work centers.
Included are FIVE games your student can play in any subject. Use these cards to review sight words, vocabulary, phonics based (decodeable) words, math facts....the list goes on.
Game directions are included for each game.
Games included:
→ BAM!
→ ZAP!
→ Don't Feed the Raccoon
→ Baseball
→ Game Board
→ Also included is a sample of final -ck phonics game cards.
Looking for low-prep game cards to add content to this freebie? Click HERE
Created by: Thyme to Read
If you have questions regarding this resource, please email me at megan.thymetoread@gmail.com
Don't Forget to "Follow Me" for custom email updates about new resources posted, or when I'm having a sale. As a follower, you will have first access to my newest resources at an introductory discount!
In this video, learn three tips that will help you establish meaningful word work routines and maximize your teaching time. Word work is the foundation for everything that is to come later. I have never heard a student say they didn't like to play games, or use different tactile methods to learn phonics patterns and sight words. These tips can help to set up, or fine tune your word work centers.
Included are FIVE games your student can play in any subject. Use these cards to review sight words, vocabulary, phonics based (decodeable) words, math facts....the list goes on.
Game directions are included for each game.
Games included:
→ BAM!
→ ZAP!
→ Don't Feed the Raccoon
→ Baseball
→ Game Board
→ Also included is a sample of final -ck phonics game cards.
Looking for low-prep game cards to add content to this freebie? Click HERE
Created by: Thyme to Read
If you have questions regarding this resource, please email me at megan.thymetoread@gmail.com
Don't Forget to "Follow Me" for custom email updates about new resources posted, or when I'm having a sale. As a follower, you will have first access to my newest resources at an introductory discount!
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All of her products are amazing! She is so knowledgeable!
Donald, thank you for trusting me to share what I love with you and your students. You’re kind words mean a lot. Best of luck on the start on the school year.
Thanks so much for providing free games to use in small groups or literacy stations. Your videos are fantastic! I am also Orton-Gillingham trained, and it has been so helpful when teaching students to read. It's great to find classroom supports and resources from teachers like you. :)
Awesome tips and thanks for the freebie!
Thank You For Helping, this Video actually motivated me, a homeschooler, to understand literacy as a primary subject and to see the approach for different learners. I will buy wisely and not boxed curriculum anymore.
It is my pleasure! Early phonics is critical, but shouldn't be limited to primary grades. It is important to teach all students how to access these "big words". Unfortunately, I have not seen any boxed curriculums that thoroughly teach phonics in this manner. If you have any other questions, please let me know. I am happy to help.
This was a great little video. Great tips and we all should follow. Thanks
Thank you Julia. Please feel free to share this video if you think it would be helpful to others.
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You're welcome
The video and the games are great! Thank you!
You are welcome! :-)
I am a beginning teacher and was looking for workstation advice or suggestions and this was exactly what I was hoping to find. Thank you for making it available!
I can't begin to describe how much this means to me. I'm thrilled that my video was helpful in getting you started with your workstation planning. Please let me know if I can help you in any other way. (I actually have another video planned that may be even more help. If you are interested, email me at megan.thymetoread@gmail.com and I will personally notify you when it is uploaded!)
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