When I taught kindergarten, I loved to read the series of books by Jane Belk Moncure called "My ___ book". She wrote a book for each letter of the alphabet. These books were the perfect introduction to whatever letter we were focusing on at the time.
After reading the book, we made a word bank and then played the "boy-girl game". I wrote up instructions for how I used this book and made a few printables to share with you. The instructions are easy to follow and would be easy sub plans the next time you need to be absent from school. There are 3 different worksheets to choose from. Two of them look alike except for the font. Some teachers prefer font that looks like printed handwriting, while others like a more artsy look so I made one of each. There is also a worksheet that has the students write a sentence. These can be used to differentiate the assignment.
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5 comments:
I have all these books and love the worksheets you made. Thanks so much for sharing!
Lori (luvyorkies@gmail.com)
Teaching With Love and Laughter
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I love the sheets that you made to go with these books. Thanks so much for sharing. BTW I am following you now too.
You are welcome! I'm glad you like them.
Great stuff! Thanks for linking up!
Sally from Elementary Matters
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