Sunday, May 9, 2010
word families
I'm already in the process of making things to use with Gracelyn next year. My mother in-law got us some great word family readers and I made a word family game to go along with each book. I will focus on one word family at a time and offer a few different activities for her in her workbox.
materials -
wordfamilies.docx - copy the beginning letters on a color and copy the endings on another color, cut and laminate for durability
velcro dots (have I mentioned that I love velcro dots?)
educational benefits -
1. teaches word chuncks so they don't have to sound out each letter
for example: cap - sound out the c and add the chunk ap forming cap
2. encourages children to find patterns in words
3. helps with teaching spelling
for example: if the child knows how to spell cap, they will only have to replace the first letter to spell tap
learning styles -
visual (the chunk is one color and the beginning letter(s) are on another color
tactile
Labels:
phonics,
word families
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3 comments:
Thanks for the great resource! I'm excited to try this with my daughter.
Where did your mother get the readers. They are pre order on amazon's site.
I found your blog through 1+1+1=1 Word Play link. I love the ideas you have. I just bookmarked your blog.
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