We have been so busy I haven't posted much for a long while. I have been taking photos to document the student's hard work and thinking. This will be a rather random selection of photos to show you some of the hard work going on in our classroom.
Using the Letter School app to practice sounds and writing letters correctly.
Playing the Penny Plate game with our partners.
Computer work station during our reading time. They are working on "Buggles and Beezy" which is the phonics program that came with our reading program.
Listen to Reading work station
The students are listening and learning sight words to become more fluent readers.
Getting ready for our Friday spelling test. We have our mini offices up to protect our work.
Combinations of 10 using a 10 frame.
One way to practice our spelling words during our Word Work station.
During intervention we played an interactive game practicing sight words, beginning sounds, and vowel sounds.
Students get to choose their own stickers after the spelling test if they got their words and/or dictation sentences correct.
Sequencing numbers in the correct order from 1-50.
Reading 3-D informational text rocks!
Sequencing and writing numbers from 1-50. We go in the hallway to do it from memory during the mastery test. This way they can't use the number-line in the classroom.
Charting true and false number sentences.
Students chose from some of the books we have read in the classroom. They illustrated the setting and characters from the book.
Making "10 Bean Sticks" to practice counting groups of 10 and recording our data in the correct place value column.
Sharing our book box finds with our friends.
An informational text on cooking.
Using the county purchased reading program called Lexia. It gives each student a pretest to level their lessons so they can practice exactly what they need to be working on for reading.
Sequencing groups of 10 to 90.
Students sorted their books our of their book boxes. They had to analyze each book and decide if it was informational or literary text.
Working with a math partner to solve a word problem in their math journal.
During one of my small reading groups.
This is an intervention competition we have worked on the past 2 weeks. Students try to get 100% accuracy on a 5 and 10 frame ipad game. If they do, I record their times. We compare the data looking at the numbers in the tens and ones place and decide a winner. They love this game.
A few of the tools we are using in math to work on groups of 10.
My other intervention group and their times for the day. The winner gets a WOW coupon seen in the back.
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