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Showing posts with label November. Show all posts
Showing posts with label November. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2021

November Math and Literacy Activities

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I love having practice activities in my "back pocket" during each month for need something quick, indoor recess, got 5 minutes now what, hmmm that didn't take as long as I thought, they really need more practice with that, morning or after lunch "let's get ready".
These can also be used for mini lessons.
The 12 math activities include:

addition

subtraction

greater than

counting

patterns

shapes

The 12 literacy activities include:

parts of speech

vocabulary

making words

types of sentences

The 8 writing activities include:

sensory

writing sentences

writing a paragraph

details




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I developed these November Math and Literacy activities at a low price for you to provide quick practice on skills yet that are WAY ENJOYABLE for your students!

These are interactive and easy to use.  They also match the skills in the paper pencil packet.

Literacy Slides:

Read and match the sentence

Parts of Speech

Let's Make Words

Word Endings

Question or Exclamation

Long and Short Vowels

Math Slides:

Count and Double ... write the number word

Sequencing

Odd or Even Sort

Count and Double... find the number word

Solving Math Facts



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We paired the paper pencil and the Google slides to create a perfect classroom team.










 

Saturday, October 30, 2021

Old Lady with some leaves and a pie!

Happy Autumn with:

The Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves.

Your kiddos will love this story! It is perfect for reading, singing, and retelling.

Now with this packet you can enhance your literacy program with specific common core skills.

Sequencing...Order of events

Cause and Effect

Label...Cut and paste

Story Retell

Word Search...vocabulary from story

ABC Order...vocabulary from story

Text to Self...Illustration or write

2 Gameboards...Roll and win! (Partner Communication)

Write...Opinion

How to Make Hot Chocolate

Let's make words...scarecrow

Ideas on Scarecrows

Craft...Scarecrow

12 Colorful vocabulary cards for posting







Students can read and reread the text.

Students will read key words that are underlined and view pictures for clues.

Students will click and drag items for the old lady to swallow.

Students will build a scarecrow.

Students will match pictures to the correct word.

Students will read and fill in the missing word.

Students will love this slide presentation.





The packet contains:

Colorful vocabulary cards...perfect for ABC order, word recognition

Sequencing

Vocabulary Match

Cause and Effect

Story Retell

ABC Order

2 Game ...Roll and Move

Word Search

Narrative Writing...How I celebrate Thanksgiving

How To Writing...make a turkey

Thanksgiving Activities

Turkey Craft






And I hear the pie was awful dry!

So she swallowed some cider that rumbled and mumbled and grumbled inside he.

Your class will love telling and retelling this cute tale that ends with...HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

After listening or reading the story students will enjoy interacting with these slides.

They will read text with underlined key words.

They will interact using click and drag and typing.

Slides 1 to 18 include student interaction by reading the story and then click and dragging the correct picture to the Old Lady's hand.

Slide 19 Students click and drag the correct picture to the matching word.

Slide 20 Students will click and drag pictures to retell the story in the correct sequential order.

Slide 21 Students will write what they are thankful for!









 

Friday, October 29, 2021

Let's Write November!

Slide One has students reading some simple text about November.

It includes pictures with labels to support those needing it.

Students are then asked to share things they are thankful for.

Slide Two is a lesson on using the word because to add detail to their topic.

I am thankful for ______________  because ____________________.

Slide Three begins with text about The First Thanksgiving.

Students then write about The First Thanksgiving using the text.

Slide Four is a lesson on punctuation.

Reading sentences about Thanksgiving students add the correct punctuation. (click and drag)

Slide Five provides informational text about the Pilgrims.

 Students are encouraged to use key details to write.

Slide Six is a lesson on adjectives.

Students will use suggested adjectives to describe a turkey.

Slide Seven is an assessment.  Students will write about two different topics.

Pictures and labels are provided to support writing.

These digital lessons are WRITE ON!!








November focuses on Narrative, Opinion, and Informative writing with the topics: Turkey, Election, Field Trip, Signs of Winter

Each of the four lessons come with Lesson Plans and Literature Suggestion

The packet includes two sections.

Section One STUDENT WORKBOOK

This part includes:

Cover

Literature Suggestion

Lesson Plans

Graphic Organizers

"Sloppy Copy" page with editing

"Sloppy Copy" page

Editing Note for student and teacher editing.

Section Two STUDENT JOURNAL

This part includes:

Pages for publishing

Cover to make a class book

Skill worksheets and posters are included in each of the four lessons.

November will provide practice for understanding NOUNS...plural, proper

Each of these skills will enhance student writing skills.

I think these lessons are WRITE ON!










Looking for a writing project that includes a craft...check this out!

It is perfect for you literacy centers during the month of November.

The packet includes:

Self Check for independent writers

Writing a paragraph...Turkey (is, can has) Pilgrim (traveled, had to, celebrated)

This activity contains a pre write as well as a choice of writing lined paper or simple line

Creative Writing...If I were a turkey... If I were a Pilgrim

Pre write as well as writing lined or simple line paper

The page toppers are...

Turkey (male, female)

Pilgrim (male, female)

Simple patterns...cut and paste

Patterns can be run on colored paper or cut out of heavy paper for tracing