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Friday, June 10, 2016

Set 1 Kindergarten Sight Word Activities {SMARTboard}

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Sight Word List

red
blue
green
yellow
orange
purple
black
brown
pink
white
I
see
me
am
the
and
a
like
can
my

Morning Messages Nine weeks of questions and starter activities.
Flashcards
Build A Word
Word Sorts Sort the words into the same group. Words are typed in three different fonts.
Find & Graph
Seek a Word
Word Scramble Unscramble the letter tiles to spell the word. Then write the word on the line.
Swat the Word Use a fly swat or your hand to reveal the word. Say the word and earn a point.
Print Concepts Sort by letter, word, and picture.
Erase & Reveal Use the eraser or a finger to erase and reveal a word.
Sight Word Chants
French Fry Spelling Spell the word printed on the container using french fries.
Race to the Top (Take turns identifying the ending letter sounds. If you get it right move it to your column. First person to the top wins. 2-5 players)
Build A Sentence Look at the picture and arrange the words to build a sentence.
Spin & Disappear Dived the students into two teams. Students spin the spinner and identify the sight word. Then the students look for the matching sight word and click on it to make it disappear. If the student gets it right their team gets a point. If they do not it is the other team’s turn.
Color World 2-4 players. Spin the spinner and identify the color word. Move your game piece to the first matching color spot. If you land on GO BACK 1 SPACE, move it back one spot. Continue until someone reaches the finish. Winner must spin a RED.
Parking Lot Divide students into two teams. Students take turns matching the color of car to the color word parking lot. If the student matches correctly the team gets one point, if not it is the second team’s turn. Continue playing until all of the cars have been parked.
Slides & Steps 2-4 players begin by placing their games pieces on the START square. The first player rolls the die and moves forward the matching number of spaces. On each space the player needs to say the sight word in order to keep moving. If they don’t know a word, stay on their previous spot and it is the next player’s turn.
Checkers Follow the rules of playing checkers. To make a king, drag a king from your opponent’s box. When moving your piece to a square the player must identify the sight word before being allowed to stay on the square. Once a player has captured an opponent’s piece move it to your box. Continue playing until there is a winner.
Color Code
Color Goldfish Pop Identify the color sight word. Pop the bubble to check and see if you are correct.
Balloon Pop Divide students into two teams. Students take turns identifying the sight word on the balloon. If they get it right, the student pops the balloon and adds one point. If the student gets it wrong, the other team gets a chance to identify the sight word. Whichever team has the most points at the end of the game wins.

Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards:

Language and Literacy

CLL6.4d Segments sentences into individual words.
CLL7.4a With prompting and support, recognizes and names some upper/lowercase letters of the alphabet.

Kindergarten Learning Standards:

ELACCKRF3.c Reads common high-frequency words by sight. (e.g., the, of, to, you, she, my, is, are, do, does).

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Tuesday, June 7, 2016

I’m a Little Teapot Phonological Activities {Printable & SMARTboard}

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Directions: Directions: To view the Notebook file choose: VIEW> Entire Page depending on your monitor’s resolution. It is recommended NOT to save the file once you have downloaded. This way the games do not have to be re-set.

Printable Activities:

I’m A Little Tea Pot Large Poster (20”x22”)
Sentence Strips (Sequence the sentences in the nursery rhyme.)
(20) Sort Rhyming Cards with Pictures (Words that rhyme with hot.)
Acting Out Cards (Print enough copies to give one card to each student. When they hear their part in the story they hold up their card.)
Parking Lot Rhymes (Students match the rhyming word on the vehicle to a parking spot.)
Thumbs Up & Thumbs Down (Students use the rhyming mats and printable cards. They look at the two pictures and decide if they rhyme. If they do they place the rhyming cards on the thumbs up. If they do not rhyme they place the cards on the thumbs down mat.)
Journal Page (Black and white journal page where student practice concepts about print. Students also illustrate the poem.)

SMARTBoard Activities:

I’m A Little Teapot Nursery Rhyme
I’m A Little Teapot Nursery Rhyme (Fill in the Missing Rhyme)
Story Order (Put the sentences in sequential order.)
Story Elements
Flashcards
Sound Detector (Click on the letter and listen to the sound. Then look at the pictures and say each one. Find the beginning sound that does not belong and put an X on it.)
Mystery Word (Teachers says each sound of the word and the students blend the sounds and say the mystery word.)
Deleting Sounds (Teachers reads each sentence and the students delete the sounds.)
How Many Sounds (Students listen to each word and moves a token into a box for each sound they hear.)
How Many Words (Students will listen to each sentence and hop for each word of the sentence. The teacher then will reveal the sentence and the students will count the words to see if they were correct.)
Letter Search (Students will find and highlight the upper/lowercase letter Tt.)
Sound Sort (Students will sort pictures that begin with the /t/ sound like in ten.) To re-set the self- checking game: Click on ACTIVITY BUILDER>RESET ALL. This resets the game pieces to their original location.
Sound Sort (Students will sort pictures that end with the /t/ sound like in pot.) To re-set the self- checking game: Click on ACTIVITY BUILDER>RESET ALL. This resets the game pieces to their original location.
Beginning, Middle, or End (Students will decide if the /t/ sound is at the beginning or the end of the word. The students will drag the picture to the green B box for beginning and the red E box for the ending sound.) Click on ACTIVITY BUILDER>RESET ALL. This resets the game pieces to their original location.
Phoneme Substitution (Student will say the word and replace the beginning letter sound with a new letter sound to make a new word. Drag the picture to the square making the new word.)
Build a Word
Find & Graph
Seek a Word
Word Search (All words are one per line and go across.)
Rhyming World (Board game for 2-4 players. Students spin the spinner and count the corresponding number of squares. They have to provide a matching rhyming word for the picture they landed on. If they cannot they must go back to their original spot. First person to the end wins.)
Sort the Rhyme (Students say each picture and decide if it rhymes with pot or not.) To re-set the self- checking game: Click on ACTIVITY BUILDER>RESET ALL. This resets the game pieces to their original location.
Missing Letter (Students write the missing letter in the word.)
Checks & X’s (Students check each picture that rhymes with pot and an X on words that do not.)
Odd One Out (Put an X on the picture that does not rhyme.)
Parking Lot Rhymes (Divide students into two teams. Players take turns parking the vehicle on a matching rhyme. If the player matches correctly the team gets one point, if not it is the second team’s turn. Continue playing until all of the vehicles have been parked.)
Balloon Pop (Students Identify the word and pop the balloon to see if they are correct.
Spin & Disappear (Dived the students into two teams. Students spin the spinner and identify the beginning letter sound. Then the students look for the matching beginning letter sound and click on it to make it disappear. If the student gets it right their team gets a point. If they do not it is the other team’s turn.)
Race to the Top (Take turns identifying the ending letter sounds. If you get it right move it to your column. First person to the top wins. 2-5 players)
French Fry Rhyming (Teams take turns drawing a rhyming card. If they give a matching rhyme their team gets a fry. If not, the other team gets a try. The team with the most fries win.)
Swat the Word (Use a fly swat or your hand to reveal the word. Say the word and earn a point.)
How many letters? (Students use the flashcards and count how many letters are in each word. Then they drag them to the correct column.)
How many syllables? (Students use the flashcards and count how many syllables are in each word. Then they drag them to the correct number.)

Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards:

Language and Literacy
CLL6.4a Listens and differentiates between sounds that are the same and different.
CLL6.4b Identifies and produces rhyming words.
CLL6.4c Isolates the initial (beginning) sounds in words with adult guidance.
CLL6.4d Segments sentences into individual words.
CLL6.4e Segments words into syllables.
CLL6.4f Manipulates and blends sounds (phonemes) with adult guidance.
CLL7.4a With prompting and support, recognizes and names some upper/lowercase letters of the alphabet.

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Sunday, June 5, 2016

Star Light Star Bright Nursery Rhyme {Printable & SMARTBoard Activities}

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Directions: Directions: To view the Notebook file choose: VIEW> Entire Page depending on your monitor’s resolution. It is recommended NOT to save the file once you have downloaded. This way the games do not have to be re-set.

Printable Activities:

Star Light Star Bright Large Poster (20”x22”)
Sentence Strips (Sequence the sentences in the nursery rhyme.)
(20) Sort Rhyming Cards with Pictures (Words that rhyme with light.)
Acting Out Cards (Print enough copies to give one card to each student. When they hear their part in the story they hold up their card.)
Parking Lot Rhymes (Students match the rhyming word on the vehicle to a parking spot.)
Thumbs Up & Thumbs Down (Students use the rhyming mats and printable cards. They look at the two pictures and decide if they rhyme. If they do they place the rhyming cards on the thumbs up. If they do not rhyme they place the cards on the thumbs down mat.)
Journal Page (Black and white journal page where student practice concepts about print. Students also illustrate the poem.)