Here's a center I made to go along with our long I review.
We've been working on igh, y, and i all as the long I form. We also made cute little Toads to go with our Frog and Toad Story (The Kite) today. I HAVE GOT TO REMEMBER MY SD CARD!!! *Taking it and laying it out now*
Okay---I also was in next year mode last night--so I make a new silent e packet. Here's a preview:
You can click the images to check it out.
One more thing that I found online this week...perfect for tomorrow. It's a cute leprechaun craft---free with templates. Here's the picture, and you can click the image to take you directly to the link.
I'll leave you with two questions---
1) Do your kids take spelling tests?
My kids take Spelling Tests...the ones that go along with Storytown. Our first graders have to have a 70 or above in reading and math to pass =)
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First Grade Blue SKies
We do Treasures like you....so we take spelling tests. We use O, S, N, U for grades on the report card. On papers I just give points...so 12/12 etc. It would be nice for grading to be more common and streamlined....
ReplyDeleteI really like your sort but I noticed on the sentence sheet you had to igh sentences and no I sentence. Thought you might want to know so you could fix it. Thaks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWe have letter grades on our report cards, but I rarely give them on the work we do. I mark the wrong answers and then write a fraction showing the number correct. (Figure the parents can do the math themselves!) Or a big star. Second grade is a bit young to really understand letter grades.
ReplyDeleteWe do 1-4 scale. 1 means you don't understand the standard at all, 2 means you get it some of the time, 3 means you understand the standard, and 4 means you can apply it in different applications.
ReplyDeleteKimberley
First in Maine
I'll admit I'm good at making mistakes, but I wanted two igh sentences. Thanks though. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your freebies. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNope. No spelling tests for us :)
Barbara
Grade ONEderful
Hi! I LOVE, LOVe, LOVE your blog. You are so kind to share your hard work. I always use all your centers in my first grade classroom. I'm thinking about starting my own blog soon, so maybe I'll pick your brain about it later! Thanks for your generosity!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this freebie! We do take spelling tests. Our report cards are traditional A-F, but they are supposed to be based on progress (excellent progress, good progress, etc.).
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