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Showing posts with label Task Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Task Cards. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Can I get a hallelujah?!


HALLELUJAH
Dear Lord, uploading this file to TPT was hard. I guess 43 pages of graphics, backgrounds and fonts was just too much for them to handle. However, I finally figured it out and it is now available to you! 
I uploaded the file as a gif file, so if you would rather the pdf version I will gladly email it to you! 

Included in the pack of Literacy Workstation Task Cards are:
- ABC/ Word Study Task Cards (9)
- Poetry Task Cards (8)
- Listening Station Task Cards (5)
- Writing Station Task Cards (10)
- Library Task Cards (11)
- Big Book Station Task Cards (10)
- Pocket Chart Task Cards (12)


In addition, I have included blank cards for each workstation set. This will allow you to create your own cards for the specific tasks that you would like your students to complete, that may not have been included!


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Monday, February 21, 2011

Sneak Preview of Literacy Workstation Cards

I'm almost done with the Literacy Workstation Task Cards I have been working on! I have already completed two sets and the rest should be done tonight :).  The tasks cards will be used to give students ideas or reminders of what they can do in that particular workstation. It seems that sometimes students forget all of the assortment of activities that can be accomplished at each workstation. I figured these cards would be a great tool to help students who needed the reminder.  I use Debbie Diller's workstations in my class (which I love). It's meaningful work, and I don't have to make new activities each week. Working smarter not harder, right?




 
The last thing I have recently created was journaling sticks. I printed out the topics on label sheets and cut them down to fit the large sized popsicle sticks. The can that holds them is a Crystal Light can. They fit perfectly! Students just pull a stick and choose a topic! So far these have been great! It has really helped with the students who have a hard time getting those creative writing juices flowing. They give them cute ideas to think about and then let the writing flow! yay. 
*Look back later for the pdf!
Happy Monday!

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