Teaching - Language Arts, Elementary Education

Take It to Your Seat Centers, Grade 1: Reading and Language,

Name: Take It to Your Seat Centers, Grade 1: Reading and Language,
Author: Evan-Moor
ISBN: 9781609631147

by Evan-Moor

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Overview

Motivate your students to practice reading and language skills!

Help your grade 1 students practice and reinforce reading and language skills using the delightful, highly motivating centers in Take It to Your Seat Reading and Language Centers, Grade 1.

12 full-color centers cover the following standards-correlated skills:

1. Word Families
Decode short vowel word families: -ack, -and, -est, -ink, -og, -um.

2. Parts of a Sentence
Categorize the parts of a sentence: Who or What, Action, and Where.

3. Read the Rhyme
Identify rhyming pairs and order phrases to create a couplet.

4. One or More?
Identify singular and plural nouns.

5. Syllables
Count the number of syllables (1, 2, or 3) in a word.

6. Alphabetize
Alphabetize words to the first letter.

7. Real or Make-Believe
Distinguish between real and make-believe?

8. Make Them Match
Practice subject-verb agreement.

9. Compound Words
Identify the two words that form a compound word.

10. Find the Sentences
Identify complete sentences.

11. Put It in Order
Sequence events to make a sensible story.

12. Predict the Ending
Choose a predictable ending to a sentence.

Synopsis

Motivate your students to practice reading and language skills! Help your grade 1 students practice and reinforce reading and language skills using the delightful, highly motivating centers in Take It to Your Seat Reading and Language Centers, Grade 1. 12 full-color centers cover the following standards-correlated skills: 1. Word Families Decode short vowel word families: -ack, -and, -est, -ink, -og, -um. 2. Parts of a Sentence Categorize the parts of a sentence: Who or What, Action, and Where. 3. Read the Rhyme Identify rhyming pairs and order phrases to create a couplet. 4. One or More? Identify singular and plural nouns. 5. Syllables Count the number of syllables (1, 2, or 3) in a word. 6. Alphabetize Alphabetize words to the first letter. 7. Real or Make-Believe Distinguish between real and make-believe? 8. Make Them Match Practice subject-verb agreement. 9. Compound Words Identify the two words that form a compound word. 10. Find the Sentences Identify complete sentences. 11. Put It in Order Sequence events to make a sensible story. 12. Predict the Ending Choose a predictable ending to a sentence.