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Showing posts with label compound words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label compound words. Show all posts

Monday, January 11, 2016

Wonderful Winter Word Work!

Greetings from northwest Ohio where the weather forecast calls for high winds and snow storms starting later tonight!

Am I wishing, and hoping, and praying for a SNOW DAY?  You betcha!

My students were a acting a little loony today, so I am for sure wearing my pajamas inside out, putting a spoon under my pillow, and flushing an ice cube down the toilet in hopes of some time away from the fray tomorrow!  Time off would also allow me to print and prep these word power activities that just received a makeover!  If you own it already, be sure to re-download!  If you don't, grab it {HERE} for $1 through Wednesday, January 13th!  Be sure to check out the full product preview!





Last year my class had great fun creating these paper bag snowman puppets and writing winter compound words on the snowballs provided.  They also enjoyed highlighting the rhyming words they found in my original Snow Day poem, and kept it in their partner reading folders for fluency practice.










Making words activities, as well as a variety of creative writing prompts are provided and can be used for whole group lessons or literacy center practice.










Be sure to check out this other word power pack {HERE} if your students need practice sorting winter vocabulary words into categories and reading for context clues!  





As always, thanks for stopping by Teacher Deals and Dollar Steals for all the great resources offered here by some of my best blogger buddies!  Know that we wish you all good things as the new year unfolds!  Be sure to stop by my blog, Stories and Songs in Second, for more ideas and resources to help you teach your children well!

Warm Regards,

Jennifer






Saturday, September 12, 2015

Going Crazy for Compound Words!

Hello Friends!

Scarecrow themed writing, word work activities, and mentor texts will excite your young readers and writers.



It's Jennifer here from Stories and Songs in Second,  
here to share a "recycled" post from about one of my favorite word work lessons!

Scarecrow themes writing, word work, and mentor texts will get your young readers and writers excited about compound words!


This set of fall-themed compound word activities is sure to help your primary grade students strengthen their vocabulary skills!  Be sure to include these two
picture books in your lesson plans as well!


Scarecrow themed writing and word work activities, as well as mentor texts, will get your young writers and readers excited about compound words.



After reading, brainstorm a class list of favorite compound words for students to reference as they read and write.



Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, as well as mentor texts, will get your young readers and writers excited about compound words!



Student partners can also practice building new compound words at a literacy station or 
 use the word part cards in a pocket chart during a whole-group lesson!


Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, as well as mentor texts, will get your young readers and writers excited about compound words!

As of 9/13/15, this pack also includes 12 word part cards without the picture clues per
customer request!  Please re-download the file if you already own it!


Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, as well as mentor texts, will help your young readers and writers get excited about compound words!

Use these recording sheets to either pre-assess student skills before
your lesson or afterwards as a post-assessment or exit ticket.


Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, as well as mentor texts, will help your young readers and writers get excited about compound words!

Extend the lesson and incorporate writing practice by asking students to use the list of compound words, or word lists they've generated on their own, in sentences or stories.


Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activites, along with mentor texts, will get your young readers and writers excited about compound words!



Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, along with mentor texts, will get your young readers and writers excited about compound words!



Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, along with mentor texts, will get your young readers and writers excited about compound words!



Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, along with mentor texts, will get your young readers and writers excited about compound words!


Your students will enjoy being "word detectives" and using context clues
to complete these sentences!


Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, along with mentor texts, will help your young readers and writers get excited about compound words.




You will find this fun resource  {HERE} along with many other learning resources designed to make fall learning fun and creative for your students.


Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, along with mentor texts, will help your young readers and writers get excited about compound words.


Be sure to grab this companion FREEBIE!  Just add paper lunch bags and you've
got a great choral reading lesson complete with puppets!  Bill Martin's
Barn Dance makes a great companion read aloud as well!


Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, along with mentor texts, will help your young readers and writers get excited about compound words!



As always, thanks so much for stopping in to share my story.  Be sure to check out my thematic Pinterest boards!  They are full of more creative ideas for your classroom!  Follow me on Instagram too for pictures from my classroom and more mentor text ideas!

Continue to hold
a song in your heart and teach your children well!

May this autumn be
an awesome one for you!


Scarecrow-themed word work and writing activities, along with mentor texts, will help your young readers and writers get excited about compound words!

Warm Regards,

~Jennifer


Saturday, July 4, 2015

Compound Words Activity Packet!

Hello everyone!  Happy Fourth of July!  It's Jayme from Teach Talk Inspire!  


I am so excited to be joining this fabulous team of bloggers to share some great dollar deals with you!  I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday with friends and family and getting to enjoy some quality down time. 


July Fourth has always been a favorite holiday of mine.  Who doesn't enjoy spending time with loved ones, grilling hot dogs and hamburgers, and watching fireworks?!  I'm taking a quick break from the patriotic celebrations to share a new dollar deal with you today!

Even though it's summer and we're all relaxing, I know we're all looking to stock up on some goodies for our incoming students.  Today I'm sharing a packet of activities from my store that my students absolutely LOVED this year!  My Compound Words Activity Pack!


Teaching compound words is so much fun and I loved using the different interactive activities and games included in this packet.  There are very few days that you WILL NOT find my students up and moving and this packet of activities helps you to do just that.  Keep your students moving and having fun!


My students loved starting their learning with these adorable visual cards and game called Compound Connection.  My students were each given a puzzle piece and asked to find a matching partner who would create a real compound word with them. 


Also in this packet, you will find compound word display cards to use for your word wall, on an anchor chart, or for a center activity!


My students LOVE interactive activities like Find Someone Who.  Not only does it get my students up and moving but it allows for all of my kids to interact and participate at the same time.  My students don't even realize they're learning when they're playing this game!


What kid doesn't love to scoot?  My kids get such a kick out of scooting around the classroom to other kid's desk or around the room.  This compound word scoot is a great way to assess students to see where their knowledge of compound words are and what additional practice they may need.  


Another interactive activity included in this packet is Compound Word Pictionary!  My students love to draw and this was a great way for them to practice identifying compound words, spelling them, and using them in sentences!

To see the additional compound word activities like interactive notebook pages, Highlight A Word, and Spin a Compound Word and snag this dollar deal check it out in my TpT store here!

I hope you all have a very happy and safe holiday!

Thanks so much for stopping by!