Showing posts with label ook sound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ook sound. Show all posts

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Lost! Sequencing, Multiple Meanings, -ook Words

The week we have been reading: Lost!  by David M. McPhail.   This story is about a bear that is lost in a big city!  Here is a look at what we have been doing:
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We wrote fantasy bear stories using the word wall!


Sorry for this bad picture.  But you get the idea!

We have used words with Multiple Meanings in sentences. 



 


We have put our story words in ABC Order!  This ABC order sheet is saved on my computer at school!  I'll upload it in the morning!  We also practiced these words on EDUplace.com using the eWord Game!

    

 

 

 


We have been sequencing stories using this graphic organizer. 
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We also learned the /oo/ sound like in hook!

In math we have been learning about Money!  We counted how much money we had and used Abby's Be Mine Boxes to practice Numbers!  Thanks Abby!



Friday, February 17, 2012

ValenTIME and a Hook on a Brook

This week was a week of LOVE!!  Everything we did had a Valentine theme!!  I wish I would have taken more pictures of everything but here are some pictures of our math centers:

   

Sweet Time Sorting – Concept of Time
The students read each heart card and decided: 
Will it take 2 seconds? 2 minutes? or 2 hours?

 

Read the Hall Time – Time to the Half-hour
The students looked at the analog clocks and wrote the digital time on their paper.


  


Love of a LifeTIME- Time to the Half-hour

The students drew hands on the clock to match the digital time on each heart.


 

Memory Match Time – Time to the Half-Hour

The students maked the digital and analog clocks.

 

Measuring Candy Hearts – Nonstandard Unit
The students estimated and measured each line with large and small candy hearts.




On Fridays I introduce next week’s Phonics Skill to get a little head start on ALL of the teaching that happens on Mondays.  Here is a look at our Word Work Center:
 


The students will sort each fish and decide if it has the /oo/ sound like in hook and if it doesn't have the /oo/ sound they will put it back in the water.

We learned that sometimes the oo says /oo/ like in Hook in the Brook.  We talked about how it almost sounds like someone hits you in the belly.