OMG I have been wanting to make some flip books... like forever... so here's my first attempt. I feel my students need more practice with base words and endings and I think the -ing and -ed flip books will help. Not only are they visual, but kinesthetic with all the "flipping." I hope you find this useful with your students!
Thursday, January 13, 2011
OMG I have been wanting to make some flip books... like forever... so here's my first attempt. I feel my students need more practice with base words and endings and I think the -ing and -ed flip books will help. Not only are they visual, but kinesthetic with all the "flipping." I hope you find this useful with your students!
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These look great! We will are working on ing and ed endings this week. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for sharing--this is a concept for our basal story this week--can't wait to use it!
I am SO glad you have found them useful. Thanks for leaving a comment!
I love this idea. But how exactly are you going to use them?
Angelia- thanks for stopping by! I am using them as a teaching tool with students to illustrate the concept of base words and endings. They are mini booklets so I will use them with individual students for reading practice and for small group lessons on endings. If I have a student who needs extra practice, I will send it home to read with mom and dad. I will place some copies in our class library. You can use them many ways to best fit your needs. If you have any other ideas- I would love to hear them.
Thanks
Leslie
Thank you so much! This flip book is wonderful...I always wanted to make one too..but my computer skills are noI very good..and i couldnt get things to line up. Thank you!
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Thanks- going to make some more when I have time with -er and -est.
These really helped my students understand that sometimes the -ed sounds like -ed as in b-ed and sometimes it sounds like just d. After using these to review with the whole class and then with individual students, I saw a marked improvement in their reading skills. They atarted paying attention to the endings. Yeah!
Leslie
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