Showing posts with label Work Stations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Work Stations. Show all posts

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Monster Mania: Work Stations

This week we'll have some fun with monsters!  Yay!  I love bringing in a bit of fun with the holidays!  Included in the packet...



Spin and Graph: This activity reinforces color words while graphing data.  RF.K.3:  Read Common high-frequency words by sight words.



Positional Word Match: Students will begin with matching the positional graphics.  To increase the challenge, I provided the words to match with the graphics.  K.G.1.1, Describe the relative location of people, places, and things by using positional words.


Candy Land Patterns: Identifying patterns through this board game is sure to excite young learners!  Patterns is the foundations for skip counting. Identifying sets.  I wish there was a core standard to address patterns in Kindergarten!!!


 Ordering Numbers: Identifying the order of numbers starting at any number.  This game activity will assist students working with numbers through 20.  After the order is determined, kids will record the number.  For an added challenge, they're to name the number that comes before and after the ordered set. K.CC.2, Count forward beginning from a given number within the known sequence.



Sight Word Sentences: Students will work to arrange sight word sentences in the pocket chart.  Working on I, see, a, AND color words.  Students will become familiar with sentence structure!  K.L.2. Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing.



Word Wheels- Combining -at and -an word families with sight words through word wheels addresses several needs at once.  Also included is a responding sheet for writing practice.  K.RFS.3. Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.





Enjoy!

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Croptoberfest Work Stations, Daily 5, and Athens!

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I've been working to introduce Daily 5 in my classroom  We used this wonderful chart I created.  It's my goal to keep rotations organized.  I allow students to make the first choice but once this has been made, the rest of the work stations will be a rotation! 


Notice the cute box near my daily five chart?  I made this too!  It hides holds the remotes perfectly!  Look closer!


This weekend my husband and I went on a road trip to Athens, Georgia to visit friends.  What a pretty town!  We seriously made employment inquiries during our visit. Check out some of the charm!


I was smitten with the campus!  BUT my heart still belongs to the Florida Gators!


During my drive, I prepared games for this upcoming week.  A little Daily 5 and Math Work Stations!  I'm gonna generate fall excitement with the an Autumn Appreciation Celebration on Friday!  Yay!!

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