... use it to teach sight words and numerals!
Here are 3 ways to transition from Nov. to Dec.
#1. Thanksgiving Sight Words & Numerals:
1. Give each child a lined card with the word "see" on it and the numerals 1-5.
2. Give each child a copy of my Thanksgiving Counting Book.
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| Click the image to see this book. |
3. Students fill in the word "see" on each page, count the objects, and fill in the correct numerals.
This is a GREAT book to take home and read to their family too!
But That's Not All:
No, that's not all.
#2. I also made a Christmas Counting Book:
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| Click the image to see this book. |
This book is filled with sight words for your students to learn and read as they count the objects and fill in the numerals 1-10.
BONUS: Did I mention that ALL of the products in my TpT store are on sale through Nov. 29 and if you use the code CYBER2016, you can even save an extra 10% which will bring your savings to 28%!
#3. Seasonal Writing Prompts:
Now that your students have just experienced Thanksgiving, you might also like to use the Thanksgiving writing prompt included in my Month-to-Month Writing pack.
You get loads of other prompts that integrate science, social studies, and math with language arts.
The Thanksgiving page looks like this:
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| Click the image to see the entire set of writing prompts. |
And the December page looks like this:
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| Click the image to see the entire set of writing prompts. |
And you can also make an entire math lesson around this question with my Class Graph Icons: (So, I guess that's really 4 ideas!)
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| Click the image to see the set of icons. |
So have fun as you transition from Nov. to Dec. and remember to keep the FUN in the Fundamentals!
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I'll see you all on Dec. 30. I should be all moved in to my new house by then!
Palma
