Showing posts with label First Grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label First Grade. Show all posts

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Reading Fun at PBS? Yes!



Between the Lions


GAME
DIFFICULTY
SKILL
NOTES
“The Quiet Machine”
Matching letters to pictures
*beginning sounds
Phonemic awareness
Leona’s
Coloring Pages
Reading and writing
*beginning reader activity
Printable
book
“The Messy Attic”
Picture identification
*listen, then follow directions
Pre- reading skill
“Arty’s Smarty Doors”
Rhymes
*rhyming words
Pre-reading skill
“Dub Cubs”
Rhyming words
*word families
Reading skill
“Hopposites”
Opposites
*words with opposite meanings
Reading skill
“Sky Writing”
Letter recognition
*varying styles of the same letter
Reading skill
“Monkey Match”
Match
*letters, sounds, rhymes
Reading skill
“Theo’s Puzzles”
Letter recognition
*consonant puzzles
Puzzles & a video
“Trampolini Game”
Word meanings
*inflectional endings ‘er, ‘est
Reading skill

“Blending Bowl”
Match blends
with endings
*-ack, -an, -ap, -ar, -est, -ick,
-ig, -ip, -it, -ock, -op, -up, -uck
matched up with beginning blends
good for partners
“Synonym
Sam’s Lab”
Choose
synonyms
*this game is self-checking
good for partners
“ABCD
Watermelon”
identify missing letters
*alphabet
recognition

Pre-reading skill
“Alphabet
Soup”
unscramble letters
*reader uses given
letters to find a solution

101 riddles
“Chicken
Stacker”
phonemic awareness
*listen and read words with the
same short vowel sound

Five sets words
“Flood”
categories
*listen and read book titles
Hints given
“Fuzzy Lion
Ears”
phonemic awareness
*letter sounds
beginning/middle/ending

Six rounds

“Word Play”

good for partners
*read words and then
 “click” to see the action
25 words:
three sets

“Talking Gizmo”
recognize parts
of a sentence
*readers experiment
with sentences and word order
J good for partners
“Pounce”
word matching
*listen, then choose a word
Reading skill
More
Literature
Pre-K through
fifth graders
Kids can listen and read along with stories.

Monday, September 3, 2012

Repeated Reading Story for October

Young readers benefit from reading text that's repeated.  One excellent, free printable comes from Kathy Law (below) who blogs on "First Grade Alacarte."   You can also follow her on Pinterest.   

http://firstgradealacarte.blogspot.com/2011/10/orange-pumpkin-orange-pumpkin.html

Monday, July 16, 2012

"Listen & Read" Stories

These nonfiction tales are from Scholastic.  Level "A" stories have three comprehension questions; level "B" selections review key vocabulary words from the story.  The collection is divided into eight categories: social studies, science, plants and flowers, environmental stories, civics and government, animals, American history, and community.

http://teacher.scholastic.com/commclub/index.htm

Saturday, May 19, 2012

First Grade Parade

Here you'll find a multitude of teaching ideas.  "First Grade Parade" is also on Face Book.    


http://thefirstgradeparade.blogspot.com/