3 guesses to what we're learning this week!
Haha, if you automatically thought of quotation marks,
you were right!
If you ever wondered what Phil might say (& hasn't everyone?) ...you will enjoy this freebie!
The first page is 6 sentences to be cut out and laminated. I will have the students use a dry erase marker to add the quotation marks:
I also tucked in a quick activity page to use for an informal assessment. I saw a question like this on NWEA (it was for commas) and most of my students got confused :(
To pick up this freebie, click here!
I also gave my Happy Groundhog's Day Literacy Activities
a little makeover:
Have a wonderful week!
Looks so cute! Lovin the freebies too! Thanks
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Thanks, I appreciate it!
DeleteThank you. I know my students will like this.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, let me know how they do! My students are finding quotation marks very tricky.
DeleteI had read in your of your previous blogs that you were posting one free GR lesson from Reading A - Z per month. I can't seem to find these, except for your last two at Level A.
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for your message!
DeleteI just did a quick search and found "hook" materials for four Level A books and more for higher Levels (I think G?). If you search the tab on the right labeled "Guided Reading, " you should be able to find more. I didn't keep up with adding additional Level A's on a weekly basis...my group grew too fast and moved up! I ended up creating more sets for Levels B and C. I'll need to load them soon when I get a bit of time. I apologize for any confusion and/or frustration...I'd love to get them uploaded soon!
Thanks again,
Jen
Thanks! I think these will spark some good conversation in my class!
ReplyDeleteDeb
Not very fancy
Fantastic extension to our Groundhog Day learning. The first graders sure do need extra quotation mark practice. Thank you :)
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