![]() We love that write the room activities incorporate movement into word work!įluency SentencesYou can choose to laminate and cut the cards apart to put on a ring for fluency practice.Students will find the corresponding number in the room and move to that spot to copy and read whatever word is on the card.The second page is a recording sheet for students.(We suggest you use a dry-erase or Vis-a-vis marker so that you can use the cards more than once if you like.) Use the cards of the first page to write six words you want the students to practice.Write the Missing Letter Students write in the beginning letter sound for each picture. Roll & Write This is the done the same way as Roll & Read except students use the recording sheet to practice reading AND writing the word that goes with the number they roll. Once they have read the word they can replace it with another Fry card. Students roll a die and read the word under the corresponding number. Roll & Read Use the Fry cards for this game. If they get a fox card then they have to put back one of their cards or give one to the other player. Students pick a word, and if they can read it aloud then they get to keep the card. Shuffle all the cards and place them in a basket. ![]() Print two sets for a simple matching game, or use the fox cards for a partner game.If your students are ready, you could use these cards for reading practice. ![]() Provide the pair with 2 dice and chips to play. Gingerbread BUMPStudents need a partner and each needs 10 markers. Skip Counting Students fill in the missing numbers when counting by 2s, 5s and 10s. Includes the numbers 1 – 10.Ĭomplete the 100s Chart There are four versions so students can choose the just-right version for them. They can be used for a simple matching game center or even a one-on-one assessment. Number MatchingThese matching cards contain numerals, number words, tally marks and pictures. For partners, the first one to cover all the numbers is the winner.Ĭount & Write These two pages use ten frames to helps students in their counting.įill in the Missing Number Students use their counting skills to fill in the numbers between two others. Students roll a die and then use a chip to cover the correct number on the board. Roll & Cover This can be an independent activity or a partner game. Count the Cookies & Houses Two pages where students simply count the number of items and write the correct numeral in the box.
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