My kiddos LOVE Make-A-Word. I have several versions, and they never get tired of this!
Sometimes I put letter cards in a pocket chart for a center. This way they can move and manipulate the letters to make words. Another way is done in a "cut-n-paste" fashion. The following one is a "write in" version.
Sometimes I put letter cards in a pocket chart for a center. This way they can move and manipulate the letters to make words. Another way is done in a "cut-n-paste" fashion. The following one is a "write in" version.
This is one of my kiddos' favorite word activity.
Feel free to grab!
And this word game...
~RaTtLeD~
OMGosh! My kiddos beg for this one!!! I use it in a literacy center.
What is your favorite "Word Work" activity???
Share with us, and check out what other teachers like *here*.
Chatterbox Blessings,
Feel free to grab!
And this word game...
~RaTtLeD~
OMGosh! My kiddos beg for this one!!! I use it in a literacy center.
What is your favorite "Word Work" activity???
Share with us, and check out what other teachers like *here*.
Chatterbox Blessings,
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