Students match the sight word. This a good game for my lower level students.
Again, most of my kiddos don't need this game, but a few do.
The kids love these Word Family houses; especially the crossword puzzles.
This game covers lots of skills.
To help alleviate arguments, I write the directions and limit games to 2 to 3 people. Less talk, too!
I update this game by adding seasonal notepads. Kids write their list of words onto the notepads.
Homemade playdoh makes this center a BIG hit in our classroom!
We love beads!
There are currently 3 different types of Bingo games; 2 word family games and this one.
I put the rhyming sheets into page protectors and instantly turned this into a functional game for my students.
This set contains 3 more games that will be applicable our final trimester.
Wondering where I found this games? Most came from Lakeshore, Oriental Trading or Really Good Stuff.
Happy Teaching and Learning!
I have heard about the Daily 5 and read some about it. Currently, all my students go to reading group at the same time, so there is no need (or time!) for centers this year. I know this setup will not last, so I am going to look into Daily 5. Where are those trucks from? Do kids use magnetic letters on them or what? I like them! I bet I could make some!
ReplyDeleteI highly recommend reading The Daily 5. It is more than just another center book. As for the trucks, it was a Lakeshore purchase. They came with foam letters. And, yes, you could easily make this! Luckily, I got mine for free from my principal.
ReplyDeleteI do the Daily 5 and LOVE it! I had not thought of using the letter beads. Thanks for the idea!
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