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Reading First Learning Centers for Kindergarten

by Kristina

Jan 15, 2008

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Hi....I'm a new long term Kindergarten teacher in
elementary school which has received the Reading First
Grant. I have been there for about 2 months now, and am
looking for ideas on some Reading First Center activities.
Right now we do a lot with letter recognition, letter
sounds, sight words, rhyming words....I'm just looking for
some new ideas for Kindergarten if anyone has anything! =]
Thanks so much =]

Kristina

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Juliana On 1/21/08, Vicki wrote: > There is also stuff on Arkansas Literacy website. I downloaded > some today. I think there is even a link where you can order > all the stuff premade. It might be Dawson Coop or Great rivers > coop. You can link to our coops from out state dept of ed. > website. A friend of mine bought them this year. It co...See More

Dec 14, 2008

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shea How about a fishing game all You need is stick a magnet. Write fluency words, numbers, sounds etc. on a index card put a paper clip on it. Put the words in a bucket and have students fish for words. The student who has the most words correct in the pile wins a sticker.

Letter bingo.

a called guno. This is where students pick two l...See More

Jan 18, 2009

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Taasha We glue sight words together using letter beads. We put about 6 or 7 of these words inside a water bottle with water inside it. (I glue the lid on so kids don't let all the water out) The kids can shake up the bottle and put the words in whatever order. Mine do this for hours!!!

On 1/18/09, shea wrote: > > How about a fishing game al...See MoreWe glue sight words together using letter beads. We put about 6 or 7 of these words inside a water bottle with water inside it. (I glue the lid on so kids don't let all the water out) The kids can shake up the bottle and put the words in whatever order. Mine do this for hours!!!

On 1/18/09, shea wrote: > > How about a fishing game all You need is stick a magnet. > Write fluency words, numbers, sounds etc. on a index card > put a paper clip on it. Put the words in a bucket and have > students fish for words. The student who has the most words > correct in the pile wins a sticker. > > Letter bingo. > > a called guno. This is where students pick two letter > tiles , thier given a card with a vowel letter with the two > letter tiles the students pick they can make a word or a > nonsense word this helps with sounding out letters. > > You can also get dice with letters on them get a veg can > clean and empty have students put the letter dice in the can > and each role they must make a word. > > oh here's an Idea read a book that is familiar to the > class. have sentences prepared from the book cut up the > words individualy to the sentence and have students work > together to find the correct way the sentence should go. > You can have students use the book to find the familiar > words and then they will be able to put the sentece > together. When you write the sencene make sure to use > correct puctuation this help students learn which word will > go in the beginning and end of the sentence then they can > arrange the resto of the word. > > > On 1/15/08, Kristina wrote: >> Hi....I'm a new long term Kindergarten teacher in >> elementary school which has received the Reading First >> Grant. I have been there for about 2 months now, and am >> looking for ideas on some Reading First Center activities. >> Right now we do a lot with letter recognition, letter >> sounds, sight words, rhyming words....I'm just looking for >> some new ideas for Kindergarten if anyone has anything! =] >> Thanks so much =] >> >> Kristina

Feb 10, 2009

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Kelly This site has tons of activities. Some of them are simple to set up, some need prep time.

On 2/10/09, Taasha wrote: > We glue sight words together using letter beads. We put about 6 > or 7 of these words inside a water bottle with water inside it. > (I glue the lid on so kids don't let all the water out) The kids > can shake up...See MoreThis site has tons of activities. Some of them are simple to set up, some need prep time.

On 2/10/09, Taasha wrote: > We glue sight words together using letter beads. We put about 6 > or 7 of these words inside a water bottle with water inside it. > (I glue the lid on so kids don't let all the water out) The kids > can shake up the bottle and put the words in whatever order. > Mine do this for hours!!! > > On 1/18/09, shea wrote: >> >> How about a fishing game all You need is stick a magnet. >> Write fluency words, numbers, sounds etc. on a index card >> put a paper clip on it. Put the words in a bucket and have >> students fish for words. The student who has the most words >> correct in the pile wins a sticker. >> >> Letter bingo. >> >> a called guno. This is where students pick two letter >> tiles , thier given a card with a vowel letter with the two >> letter tiles the students pick they can make a word or a >> nonsense word this helps with sounding out letters. >> >> You can also get dice with letters on them get a veg can >> clean and empty have students put the letter dice in the can >> and each role they must make a word. >> >> oh here's an Idea read a book that is familiar to the >> class. have sentences prepared from the book cut up the >> words individualy to the sentence and have students work >> together to find the correct way the sentence should go. >> You can have students use the book to find the familiar >> words and then they will be able to put the sentece >> together. When you write the sencene make sure to use >> correct puctuation this help students learn which word will >> go in the beginning and end of the sentence then they can >> arrange the resto of the word. >> >> >> On 1/15/08, Kristina wrote: >>> Hi....I'm a new long term Kindergarten teacher in >>> elementary school which has received the Reading First >>> Grant. I have been there for about 2 months now, and am >>> looking for ideas on some Reading First Center activities. >>> Right now we do a lot with letter recognition, letter >>> sounds, sight words, rhyming words....I'm just looking for >>> some new ideas for Kindergarten if anyone has anything! =] >>> Thanks so much =] >>> >>> Kristina

Feb 13, 2009

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kelly The link I thought I posted didn't work. [link removed]

On 1/15/08, Kristina wrote: > Hi....I'm a new long term Kindergarten teacher in > elementary school which has received the Reading First > Grant. I have been there for about 2 months now, and am > looking for ideas on some Reading First Center activities. > Right now we...See More

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