My students have had a blast learning from this interactive tool. Thank you, Fran!
Take a look at some of the games we've played.
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February 3, 2012
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My students have had a blast learning from this interactive tool. Thank you, Fran!
Take a look at some of the games we've played.
For this game, students practice blending CVC words. I selected a consonant. Students, then, blended the word. As we played, we decided if the word was real or nonsense.
We practiced making rhymes. This seemed so much more engaging to my students. It also was a great way to see which students needed more help. Next time, I would partner students.
Their favorite game was Spin a Sight Word. My kids were all smiles and cheering. I wrote six sight words and had one space for Free Choice and another was Erase 1. They loved when the spinner landed on Free Choice. They cheered! They practiced reading and writing the words and they didn't know it! Sneaky.
My students have had a blast learning from this interactive tool. Thank you, Fran!
Take a look at some of the games we've played.
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I'm Mrs. Parker; a wife, mother and a lifelong learner. I am blessed to be a kindergarten teacher where I get to laugh, learn and play alongside my students. My blog is a reflection of my journey as a teacher.
Love your spinners! Just wish my white board was magnetic! :( Cute freebie! Thanks for sharing! :)
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Crayons and Curls
I am telling you...I need some of these! =)
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These look amazing! My board is not magnetic either :(
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I can't wait to go get myself these spinners. After the expo, I am afraid these are going to be in high demand.
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I love those spinners! I need to get some!!
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ReplyDeleteSorry for the above deleted comment! I had an error after I posted. Anywhoo, I love the spinner ideas and freebie! I happened to be in my local teacher's store and found them. 1 last box just waiting for me! Now I have some ideas of what to do with them. I hope other people are able to get them and share what they do with them as well.
ReplyDeleteGlad my whiteboards are magnetic! No Smartboard or doc camera, but I have magnetic whiteboards!
You know I am your biggest fan, right?
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love sight word practice games like this. The more exposure and practice, the better. I will have to be on a look-out for those big spinners. In the meantime, I'm thinking the little spinners I have in my classroom will work just as well. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. I can't wait to do spin a sight word with my kids. I know they will love it!
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I was so excited to find your blog. I am currently in college to become a Kindergarten teacher. We are working on our own teaching blogs and we are working in local elementary schools with students. Your blog has given me so many great ideas.
ReplyDeleteSo excited to use the sight word spin game with my low firsties! Thank you so much!
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