Welcome to Becca's Heart for Early Childhood Education blog! I want to share a quick post this afternoon for an ELA activity sheet that I've made this past week. It's really crazy how a person's creativity gets sparked from reading words from someone else! What's more amazing is that I actually followed up on that spark to create this activity sheet that leads off with 1 elf and 2 elves!
I just kept picturing having columns with the numbers and word endings changing! I've got a few ideas for altering and providing more practice so hopefully time will open up in the next couple of days to make those into extra activities. Our English language has many different rules and exceptions to rules, so teachers at the primary level need to help children make sense of spelling and grammar rules through a variety of word work activities.
Elves, Calves, Shelves, Wolves, and Selves:
For student use I print everything in black and white, so this would appear differently to them. And since I was using clipart images, locating a single shelf image was very difficult and felt best using the mirror with an attached shelf photo for the singular. Then a 3-shelf bookcase clipart image is used for the plural.
I hope this inspires you to create something similar for your students!
With a passion for helping little ones,
Becca S
Illinois certification endorsements:
Birth to Grade 3
FACS grades 6-12
and approval:
General Science grades 5-8
My passions in early childhood education are creativity and science. Creativity interests vary from developing phonemic awareness through rhythmic music lyrics to math concepts in music to opportunities to be artsy with different mediums. Science interests include early age and gender involvement in "lab"-like experiences to inter-connections of math and science concepts to giving science equitable classroom time in elementary classrooms.
A love for teaching young children
Supporting parents in the educating of their child
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Grade 1 or 2 ELA words ending in letters lf that change to plural ending of letters lves
Labels:
ABC and writing,
ELA,
plural,
singular,
word endings
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