The lessons I love are on Tall, Small and Fall letters. We started looking at letters and the lines they sit on. Here's the chart I made for our firsties.
We looked at the letters and decided where we should put them. Each person was given a letter and came up to place it on the chart. A few were put in the wrong places, but we were able to look at the other letters to help us find the right home.
After a few days of practice, we moved to cutting (we need it desperately) sorting and gluing.
We also did some whole group sorting.
After that we looked at letters and found either tall, small or fall. Then, we practiced writing them.
I made a little packet to help our little firsties with recognizing and writing. There are also a couple of sorts that can be used for an assessment. Interested????? I'll give this packet to the first five people that comment. :)
Happy Handwriting!
OMG! Was just talking about this today in class!!!
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Julene
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Would love this! Ambercfleming@yahoo.com. Never seen the letters and stuff on the poster like that. Very neat!
ReplyDeleteI have heard about this and would love to do it with my firsties!
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Brilliant! I'd appreciate this for my second grade class; they are not showing up with the basic skills needed in letter formation, pencil grip and cutting. This will be a wonderful, hands-on activity! ttownsell@everettsd.org
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this also. Some of my students seem to need OT. Thanks... rcwgreen@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis is great!!
ReplyDeleteHi Jill,
DeleteI'd love to send you a copy, what's your email address?
Maria
I love the rhyming words to describe where they sit -- why didn't I think of "fall"?? :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kelly,
DeleteWould you like a copy? Send me your email address. :)
Maria
The chart is smart. Nice thinking!
ReplyDeleteI love your rhyming idea! So clear and fun! Thanks! I'll share this post to my teacher friends.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing!!! I wish I could take the credit, but the rhyming came from our OT. I'll let her know. :)
DeleteThis is great!!! Can I have a copy, please?
ReplyDeleterythmtw@gmail.com
Thank you!!!
I would also love a copy. This would be super helpful for my grade 1 class!
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Thanks!
Hi
ReplyDeleteMy kids are NYSAA/ developmentally disabled and would surely benefit from this. Can you please send me a copy to Lamika.Wilson@rcsdk12.org
Or mswilteach@gmail.com
Could I please have a copy of this? My kiddos are having a hard time with this concept. ericacahill@ci.bristol.ct.us
ReplyDeletewow! this is exactly what i need. my 5yo son is advanced in reading and math but writing is yikes! LOL. do you mind sending me a copy? yaken_bofel@yahoo.com. and thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteAny chance you are still giving these out? Amazing learning and practice!! If so ,here is my email billmisskev@yahoo.com and thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteHi is this still available? If so I can be reached at jbuchinsky@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI'd love this! Karsch@berksiu.org
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If you are still sharing copies I would love one! Mermelst@gmail.com.
ReplyDeleteWould love a copy if you are still sharing! This is great! Amberjo3@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteHello! Would you be willing to send me a copy? gusta39@yahoo.com. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHello, if you're still giving them out I'd like a copy too! Lwald48@gmail.com. Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteI would love to have this if you're still given it out.
Thank you
I wonder if you ever got sick of sending people your stuff...? If not would you mind sending it to me? I love this, very cute rhyme and your follow up worksheets are a great way to bring home the learning. I'm an OT, thank you for reproducing this so nicely. I like how you didn't make it obvious by adding the yellowing to the letter cards, but kept the line on them.
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DeleteI am new at teaching preschool. I completed my first year and this would be perfect to work with my students. If you are still willing to send this out I would greatly appreciate it! My email is dmstruck5@gmail.com.
ReplyDeleteI'll send it your way, Michele! :)
ReplyDeleteIf you’re still willing to share, I’d love a copy. My email is Kvandyke67@gmail.com. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI would love a copy also if possible! Such a great resource for my kinder. Thank you! katdanlaw@msn.com
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