Just a quick post today. One of my favorite things to do is to create multisensory word work to help my kids experience everything they can about letters and words. This week we are working on the short and long sounds of oo. Of course, Froot Loops had to come into the picture!! :) We had a good discussion about the correct spelling of "froot" and why sometimes we see words that are not spelled in the conventional way. We looked at the words "sooper loopers" as well. Sometimes people like to have fun with words!!. The kids did a great job of picking out Kellogg's creative spelling!! :)
I made a quick recording sheet to go along with our word work practice today. The kids were able to use almost every sense to experience and experiment with words. They did a great job, and enjoyed munching on the leftovers!!!
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Have a sweet night!
Joyfully!
Nancy
I'm so glad I found your blog- this is super cute! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks, Elizabeth!! The kids had a ball!
ReplyDeleteI saw something of yours on Pinterest and thought I'd come take a look. I'm a first grade teacher as well. Thanks for letting me follow. :)
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Forever in First
Tammy, I am having so much fun blogging. Sometimes I wish there was more time in the day! :) My kiddo's parents love being able to take a peek into their kid's day!! Thanks for stopping by!
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Having trouble downloading this from Scrib. Any way you can email me a copy. dthomas@limacityschools.org Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing all of your wonderful ideas! You have made my life as a first grade teacher amazing! You put the fun back into learning :)
ReplyDeleteMs. Tannehill, Leander Texas
I really like the idea! I teacher second grade and I am always trying to find ideas to help review the students on their phonics rules.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
sorry, I left some typos... I am a second grade teacher : )
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
Had great fun here in Virginia using your Froot Loops activity for our spelling pattern practice today! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the freebie. I am excited to use this with my kids.
ReplyDeleteSaw your fruit loop idea on pinterest and loved it! Definitely keeping this one in the back of my mind to do. :)
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