You can learn more about these Editable Word Work activities by clicking on the picture below. I also included activities that can be used with 10 or 5 words, which allows me to cut my word list in half for struggling students. It is easy to differentiate for my students to work on sight words, word families, or spelling words. This is truly a huge time saver in my classroom because I can use any list that I want to use for my students. This has to be one of my all time favorite downloads.” -Darlene I can’t wait to use this in my classroom. “This is a brilliant idea!! Type the list once and instantly get 12 differentiated activities. This allows for easy differentiation for your students who are not ready to work with more than 5 words at a time. There are 12 Word Work activities that can be used with 10 words and 12 of the same activities that can be used with 5 words. What are the Editable Word Work activities that are included? Simply type in your list of words and 12 Word Work Activities are automatically generated for you to use in whole group, small groups, independent word work centers, or homework. You can use bottle caps or alphabet magnets. Your students can practice spelling words, sight words, or word families. Speaking of Secret Sight Words, I made a bunch of different packs of Secret Word centers for all of the different phonics sounds too and one of the packs is just for digraphs For my Secret Word activities, kids look at each picture to figure out its beginning sound then place the letter underneath it. These Word Work Activities allow you to use ANY words that you would like for your students to practice. I created these Editable Word Work activities to use each week with my students. We practice these words during our independent Word Work stations, in our whole group instruction, and small group instruction.
Quick word work activities for first grade plus#
Our spelling words are related to our phonics skill for the week, plus a couple of high frequency words. Instead of focusing on memorizing the spelling words each week, and then forgetting them right away, I want my students to understand the patterns in our spelling words. My goal is to make them the most useful for my students.
My district uses spelling words and gives spelling tests. Whether or not you do “spelling” in your classroom is up to you and your school district. Word Work involves learning the patterns and meanings behind our written language.
While word study does involve learning to spell words, it is not your traditional spelling practice of simply memorizing words for a spelling test. Word Work, or word study, is often considered “spelling practice” in classrooms. Word Work is such an important skill to practice in the primary classroom. We start off with only words with different first letters, and eventually move to second and third letter order.
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