[MOSAIC] suggestions for commercial phonics/decoding games andactivities

[Rosa Roper]

Hi,
I teach 2nd grade also :)
I just bought Evan Moore's Take it to your seat phonics centers for grades 
1-2 and I plan on buying the same book for grades 2-3 for the second half of 
the school year. All you have to do is cut them out and laminate- you don't 
have a laminator so try using clear contact paper.
You should check out their website b/c they have so many take it to your 
seat centers (literacy, and writing) They even have a new book for word 
family games that students can play in small groups- everything is in full 
color so you save time. These books cost about 20.00 so the cost is minimal.
Hope this helps!



Rosa





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>Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] suggestions for commercial phonics/decoding games 
>andactivities
>Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 19:34:00 EDT
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>Does anyone have recommendations for particular commercial games or
>activities that are good for independent or partner work for kids who need  
>practice
>with phonics/word families? I have Words Their Way and Four Blocks and  a 
>bunch
>of other books that suggest activities I could make, but I'm wondering  if
>any of the games I saw in the teacher store this weekend are really great. 
>We
>don't have a laminator yet (new school) so coming up with materials on my 
>own
>would involve some cost anyway. I teach second grade. You can email. 
>Thanks.
>
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