Amanda Tower

Students just learning or still struggling with ending punctuation? THis powerpoint presentation will show them the ropes complete with examples, a 0-4 learning scale to check in, and a Kagan (3) Corners activity to demonstrate their learning.

This Power Point follows the book The Very Hungry Caterpillar - it leaves key words blank to allow students to practice going back into text to find answers. It would also be useful for sequencing and retelling. I have students write in answers with an Expo marker as a whole group activity after several readings of the story.

Water Cycle game: Students will become droplets of water traveling through the water cycle while tracking their journey. Students will be able to compare and describe changing patterns in nature that repeat themselves. This is a great way to wrap up a unit on the water cycle. Includes station posters, 9 station dice, record and tally sheets, directions and explaination.

Students practice writing color words and have their own "box of crayons" as a desk reference.