Hello friends! I have some FREEBIES for you!
First off, we learned about adjectives last week. I saw the idea I think on Pinterest at some point for doing this activity with character traits, but I adapted it for adjectives. They had to come up with 9 adjectives to describe themselves. It was a great self-esteem boost! I modeled for them how to do it first, and I let them come up with adjectives to describe me. I need to do that more often, because they were so sweet! If you are having a bad day, do this activity! You will feel great afterwards!!!! You can get the adjective template {HERE}.
We used these anchor charts last week to distinguish between fantasy and reality. You can pick them up {HERE} for FREE!!!
This week we are learning how to draw conclusions as our comprehension strategy. I am going to use this booklet rather than the workbook page for our story. They record two facts and then draw a conclusion based on the facts about the story. For some reason, they are more likely to get into making a book than writing on a workbook page as you all know! You can get this little FREEBIE right {HERE}.
Standardized testing will be here before you know it! If you are like me, I am always pushing reading comprehension strategies to prepare my little kiddos. I have some activities in my TPT store than can help if you are need of some supplemental activities. I also try to create them to fit within the evaluation process and rubric. You can check them all out below.
Have a great week everyone!!!
Awesome, thanks for sharing!!!
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I just introduced adjectives this week and planned on them describing themselves tomorrow. I'm excited to have a template for them to write on- thank you for sharing! I also love the fantasy and reality anchor charts- super cute! :)
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We just reviewed adjectives today so maybe I'll do this tomorrow with my second graders! I think they would love it, as they are their own biggest fans. :)
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