Making
Words has always been one of my favorite spelling/word work activities. The idea is so simple, yet adaptable to be
used at almost any grade level. I think
I purchased the first book way back in 1995.
I then added Making More Words and
Making Big Words to my professional library.
All of these books, by Pat Cunningham, can still be found in bookstores
and online. If you haven’t tried these
books you should definitely check them out.
Taking
Pat’s simple idea of using a set of letters to make words, I’ve designed a set
of letters for autumn.
They are so much fun to get your kids excited about
spelling patterns. You can use the
letters for guided class lessons or set them up in a center so kids can explore
spelling seasonal words.
This
beginning set has one set of letters on turkey feathers and a stand up easel
you can make for each student. (You don’t have to use the easel for the word
practice, but they’re really cute!)
To get your free set, along with directions, click on this image.
Find more wonderful freebies at Manic Monday at Classroom Freebies.
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As a student, I found the Autumn Word Building Activity to be an engaging way to enhance my vocabulary and creative writing skills. It's a great resource for educators to incorporate seasonal themes into language arts lessons, making learning more fun and relevant. For students who may need additional support with their writing assignments, assignment writing services can provide the extra guidance to develop their writing abilities further.
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