Hay unos alumnos quienes tienen problemas escribiendo las letras Bb y Dd. Aquí tengo para Uds. un afiche lindo explicando una manera para recordar como se escriben las letras. El afiche original vino de www.child-1st.com. Yo lo traduje al español.
martes, 26 de junio de 2012
¡Favor de escribir tu nombre!
lunes, 25 de junio de 2012
Muchos recursos españoles
Encontré unos diversos enlaces con muchos recursos españoles en Picasa de una maestra misteriosa que tiene diversas actividades maravillosas de lectoescritura. Esta maestra es de España, y por eso no puedo utilizar algunos de sus recursos porque utiliza la formación de letras del estilo español (al estilo europeo?) Me gustaría conocer a estas maestras... Yo les recomendaría a ellas a iniciar un blog para compartir a todos sus recursos maravillosos! Dos de estos enlaces son:
Action words/Verbs Coloring Pages
I have for you a link to over 200 coloring pages with drawings about children doing various activities. This would be a good for a lesson about action words/verbs. Where else can you find a coloring page about ziplining? I know that I was very frustrated last year when I took my class ziplining over the lake in the hill and when we returned to the classroom, I had no follow up activity to do! Ok, so we didn't go ziplining, but for my fellow teachers in Lake in the Hills (the name of our town) and surrounding areas, do you even know where the lake in the hills is? Have you been there? I have!
Dibujos de palabras de acción o verbos
Tengo para Uds. un enlace a más que 200 dibujos de niños que hacen diversas actividades - bueno para una lección de palabras de acción o verbos. (¿Dónde más puedes encontrar un dibujo para colorear sobre la tirolesa?)
sábado, 23 de junio de 2012
Reading motivator
As you know, I love making personalized books for my students. During our fairy tale unit, I wanted my students to create their own version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. However, they had a difficult time seeing the story with different characters. Luckily, I found a fun website. At www.english-zone.com/writing/goldi.html, there is a fill-in-the-blank version of the story. All the students needed to do was to input an animal, a name (their own?), a location, a food item, and another location. My students were tickled pink with the results! Here is an example of a story that can be created from the site:
Andrea
and the Three Kittens
Once upon a time, there were three kittens
- the mother kitten, the father kitten, and the baby kitten, who lived in a house in Wisconsin . One
morning, the mother kitten made strawberry cake for breakfast.
When the three kittens sat at the table to eat, they found that the strawberry
cake was too hot. "Let's go for a walk to Chuck E. Cheese,"
the mother kitten said. "The strawberry cake will be cool
enough to eat when we return." So off they went.
Nearby, Andrea was walking inWisconsin .
"I've been walking such a long time, and I'm tired and hungry," Andrea
said. Just then, Andrea saw the three kittens’ house. "Maybe
there is something to eat in there," Andrea said, and she went
inside.
Andrea saw the food on the table, and decided to try it. First, Andrea tried the father kitten's strawberry cake, but it was too hot. Then, Andrea tried the mother kitten's strawberry cake, but it was too cold. But the baby kitten's strawberry cake was just right, and Andrea ate it all up.
"My goodness! I'm sleepy," Andrea said entering the bedroom. Andrea sat on the father kitten's bed, but it was too hard. Andrea then sat on the mother kitten's bed, but it was too soft. The baby kitten's bed was just right, and Andrea fell asleep there.
A little while later, the three kittens returned from Chuck E. Cheese. "Someone's been eating my strawberry cake!" said the father kitten. "Someone's been eating my strawberry cake, too!" said the mother kitten." “Someone's been eating my strawberry cake, and they ate it all up!" cried the baby kitten. They looked around the house to find who had done this. When they looked in the bedroom, they saw Andrea asleep on baby kitten's bed. Just then Andrea woke up, saw the three kittens, and screamed. The three kittens tried to catch Andrea, but Andrea ran out ofWisconsin
and all the way home.
___ _________ __________ __________ ___________ ______ _______
The end result was having my students laugh and laugh for about 30 minutes...as they were reading their stories to each other. Say what? They were reading! Ok, so maybe we have to work on their creative writing skills...baby steps, eh?
To do this activity with your students, go to: http://www.english-zone.com/writing/goldi.html
(Warning - there are a few grammar mistakes in the story. You may need to proofread the stories before giving them to the students.)
Andrea
and the Three Kittens
Once upon a time, there were three kittens
- the mother kitten, the father kitten, and the baby kitten, who lived in a house in Nearby, Andrea was walking in
Andrea saw the food on the table, and decided to try it. First, Andrea tried the father kitten's strawberry cake, but it was too hot. Then, Andrea tried the mother kitten's strawberry cake, but it was too cold. But the baby kitten's strawberry cake was just right, and Andrea ate it all up.
"My goodness! I'm sleepy," Andrea said entering the bedroom. Andrea sat on the father kitten's bed, but it was too hard. Andrea then sat on the mother kitten's bed, but it was too soft. The baby kitten's bed was just right, and Andrea fell asleep there.
A little while later, the three kittens returned from Chuck E. Cheese. "Someone's been eating my strawberry cake!" said the father kitten. "Someone's been eating my strawberry cake, too!" said the mother kitten." “Someone's been eating my strawberry cake, and they ate it all up!" cried the baby kitten. They looked around the house to find who had done this. When they looked in the bedroom, they saw Andrea asleep on baby kitten's bed. Just then Andrea woke up, saw the three kittens, and screamed. The three kittens tried to catch Andrea, but Andrea ran out of
___ _________ __________ __________ ___________ ______ _______
The end result was having my students laugh and laugh for about 30 minutes...as they were reading their stories to each other. Say what? They were reading! Ok, so maybe we have to work on their creative writing skills...baby steps, eh?
To do this activity with your students, go to: http://www.english-zone.com/writing/goldi.html
(Warning - there are a few grammar mistakes in the story. You may need to proofread the stories before giving them to the students.)
jueves, 21 de junio de 2012
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