Welcome!
BTS is right around the corner & we have YOU covered!
I am linking up with
Tammy @ The Owl Teacher
for a BTS BLOG HOP!
I have been working on getting my student’s to become
INDEPENDENT LEARNERS!
I really need to start working with student’s in small groups.
We do beginning of the year assessments, guided reading, guided math, writing conferences, interventions & ELD
ALL in small groups!
To enable me to do that…I need INDEPENDENT LEARNERS.
Centers,
Daily 5,
Must Do’s / May Do’s
Whatever you call them..learning centers where students can practice skills already taught with accountability..to make sure they were done!
I really have been focusing on
WORD WORK.
I purchased 2 large sterilite drawers…
On the left each drawer has a different … WORD WORK CENTER!
(On the right each drawer has a different FLUENCY center).
Spelling words, rainbow words, playdough, stamps, games, & sorting will be a few.
I expect to change a few ( not all) each week.
We shall see. It depends on the kids.
If they can handle it…we change them. If NOT ( not ready)…we do them again!
Practice..practice..practice!
So to help YOU with WORD WORK…
I have some new FALL BTS Packets!
First…Back to School WORD WORK!
(click pic to view on TPT)
Then…
FLUENCY!
( with NOUNS! YIPPEE!! )
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I hope this helps with some of your centers to help you…TEACH!
Have a Great Back to School!
Here are the prizes YOU can WIN in the GIVEAWAY! WOW!
Enjoy!
I love your back to school word work resource! Looks packed full of fun!
Teaching Autism
Great word work ideas!
You have some great ideas! Thanks for sharing.
Sandra
Sandra's Savvy Teaching Tips
I smiled when I read your opening line, because as a 7th grade teacher, I am also trying to build independent learners! HA! It's much easier for me, however. This year was the first year that I started off the school year in learning centers. It worked like a dream. I have no doubt that you will be able to mold your young people and they'll be working independently in no time. My sister is a 2nd grade teacher, so I've heard the struggle that my colleagues have at the elementary level. My hat goes off to you. Keep on keepin' on.