I've definitely caught the elf-fever!
As I anxiously await this to arrive from Amazon:
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My Target only had the blue-eyed little elf - boo! |
I spent time perusing pinterest and collected ideas I can't wait to use with my reading intervention group!
I put together this packet to celebrate the season
Click here to download (freebie!).
Click here to download (freebie!).
After Thanksgiving break, my intervention group only meets 12 times before winter break (bummer!), but I included extra ideas to last the whole month. The big take-away for my learners is writing in our Elf Antics journals. I plan on adding visual writing supports as needed - stay tuned!
Are you using similar ideas this year?
I'd love to hear about it!
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Thank you for sharing this great resource! Last year, I bought a little doll from the Christmas section at Target to use as my elf. My students loved finding her all over the room. Once, I was even able to move her while they were all busy working on their seatwork! I also love your elf board on Pinterest. Have fun with your elf!
ReplyDeleteTeaching Special Kids
The kids love having the Elf in their room. I few time last year I forgot to move the Elf. The things we do for our class!
ReplyDeleteJamie
Cute! Thanks for the freebie!
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Sarah
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