The Storm is over- we did not get that much rain but it was very windy! The wind knocked down a large pine tree right next to our house. Thankfully it fell away from the house , other wise we would have a tree throught the rooof of our living room.
We did lose electric, phone, heat, and internet . We just got it back last night around dinner time on Sunday night.. I hope everyone is safe and has their electric .
Now that you have your library vocabulary started- keep it going. Do you have your signs up with definitions? Have you 'played ' some vocab games? What else can you do with the signs and the vocabulary? Make some games using the same words once you have most of your vocabulary done.
Try this: For the youngest set , you could make flash cards or make a concentration game. For intermediate and a little older ( middle school) make several bingo boards with the words on the cards in several location and then make cards to call out with definitions.
Try this: Take down the definitions ( have them laminated). Have Students match the definitions with the words. Or swap and put up definitions and have students match up the vocabulary.
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We did lose electric, phone, heat, and internet . We just got it back last night around dinner time on Sunday night.. I hope everyone is safe and has their electric .
Now that you have your library vocabulary started- keep it going. Do you have your signs up with definitions? Have you 'played ' some vocab games? What else can you do with the signs and the vocabulary? Make some games using the same words once you have most of your vocabulary done.
Try this: For the youngest set , you could make flash cards or make a concentration game. For intermediate and a little older ( middle school) make several bingo boards with the words on the cards in several location and then make cards to call out with definitions.
Try this: Take down the definitions ( have them laminated). Have Students match the definitions with the words. Or swap and put up definitions and have students match up the vocabulary.
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