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1 Kindergarten and First Grade Student Center Activities Phonological Awareness and Phonics Produced by the Florida Center for Reading Research Copyright Florida Department of Education 2005 Revised June, A-5CA01
2 Acknowledgements We would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for their contributions to this project. Just Read Florida! Office at the Florida Department of Education Mary Laura Openshaw, M.A. Miranda Free, Ph.D. K-1 Development Team at FCRR Marcia Kosanovich, Ph.D. Jeannie Keaton, Ed.S. Teresa Logan, B.A. Kelly Magill, M.S. Sarah Stafford, Ed.S. Curriculum Review Team at FCRR Georgia Jordan, M.S. Lila Rissman, M.S. Mary Van Sciver, M.S. Michelle Wahl, M.S. Technical Projects Group at FCRR Karl Hook, M.S. Pete Lenkway, Ph.D. Kristopher Bice, B.F.A. Danny Brooke, B.S. Ryan Ziglar, B.S. FCRR Senior Staff Joseph Torgesen, Ph.D. Jack R. Brown, M.S.B.A., M.A., M.M.A. Marcia Kosanovich, Ph.D. Pat Howard, Ph.D. Karl Hook, M.S. Steve Nettles, M.S. Tricia Curran, Ph.D. Graphics Support Scholastic Inc.
3 Introduction During the Spring 2004 Florida Reading First school site visits, staff from the Florida Center for Reading Research (FCRR) determined that teachers may benefit from classroom materials that would be immediately useful in implementing independent student center activities. In , a team of teachers at FCRR collected ideas and created materials for use in kindergarten and first grade classrooms. There are three books: 1. Phonological Awareness and Phonics Student Center Activities 2. Fluency, Vocabulary, and Comprehension Student Center Activities 3. Teacher Resource Guide The first two books are activity plans and activity masters ready for immediate use in classrooms. The third book is an informative guide offering important insight on differentiated instruction and how to use the student center materials. In , similar materials for second and third grade classrooms were developed. Also in , similar materials for fourth and fifth grade classrooms were developed. When considering Florida s formula, ii + iii = No Child Left Behind, please note that each instructional component is covered in the student center activities books. In addition, the activities will directly support your efforts to provide effective initial instruction, because they will help you to provide differentiated instruction to meet the needs of every child. The Student Center Activities (K-5), Teacher Resource Guides, and accompanying Professional Development DVDs can be accessed online at I hope you and your students enjoy these activities, Marcia L. Kosanovich, Ph.D. Director of Curriculum and Instructional Projects Florida Center for Reading Research
4 Contents Phonological Awareness Rhyme PA.001 Rhyme or No Rhyme PA.002 Matching Rhyme Time PA.003 Rhyming A-LOT-OH! PA.004 Pocket Rhymes PA.005 Rhyme Closed Sort PA.006 Rhyme Pie PA.007 Rhyme Memory Match PA.008 Rhyming Game PA.009 Rhyme Flip Book Alliteration PA.010 Alliteration Action PA.011 Popular Pals PA.012 Silly Sentence Big Book Sentence Segmentation PA.013 Nursery Rhymes PA.014 Sentence Game PA.015 Sentence Graph Syllables PA.016 Clapping Names PA.017 Feed the Animals PA.018 Syllable Hopscotch PA.019 Syllable Graph PA.020 Syllable Say Onset and Rime PA.021 Quick Pick PA.022 Rime House PA.023 Sound Detective PA.024 Guessing Game Phoneme Matching PA.025 One Card Out PA.026 Sound Snacker - Sound Smacker PA.027 Sound Train PA.028 Pack-A-Backpack PA.029 Phoneme Go Fish PA.030 Phoneme Dominoes PA.031 Sound It - Bag It PA.032 Final Sound Match-Up PA.033 Sound Pie PA.034 Sound Bags PA.035 Sound Pictures and Picture Puzzles Phoneme Isolating PA.036 See It - Sound It PA.037 The Last Sound Is PA.038 Move and Tell PA.039 Sound Quest Phoneme Segmenting PA.040 Say and Slide Phonemes PA.041 Phoneme Photos PA.042 Phoneme Closed Sort PA.043 Phoneme Hopscotch PA.044 The Sound Game PA.045 Sound Spin PA.046 Phoneme Feud Phoneme Segmenting and Blending PA.047 Treasure Chest PA.048 Picture Slide Phoneme Manipulating PA.049 Drop and Say PA.050 Name Changes
5 Contents Phonics Letter Recognition P.001 Alphabet Borders P.002 Letter Cards P.003 Alphabet Arc P.004 Clip-A-Letter P.005 Sorting Letters P.006 Pasta Names P.007 Poetry Pen P.008 Alphabet Memory Game P.009 Alphabet Tiles Name Sort P.010 Venn Diagram Letter Name Sort P.011 Lettercritter Letter-Sound Correspondence P.012 Brown Bag It P.013 Photo Chart P.014 Letter-Sound Place Mats P.015 Words Around Us Memory Game P.016 Letter-Sound Dominoes P.017 Letter Bag P.018 Letter-Sound Pyramid P.019 Letter-Sound Folder Sort P.020 Letter-Sound Train P.021 Letter-Sound Mobile P.022 Letter-Sound Bingo P.023 Medial Phoneme Spin P.024 Where s That Sound? P.025 Letter-Sound Match Onset and Rime P.026 Onset and Rime Slide P.027 Picture the Word P.028 Say It Now P.029 Rime Closed Sort P.030 Word Swat P.031 Change-A-Word P.032 Word Roll-A-Rama P.033 Word Maker Game Encoding and Decoding P.034 Vowel Stars P.035 Word Steps P.036 Letter Cube Blending P.037 Three-In-One P.038 Digraph Delight P.039 Make-A-Word P.040 A Digraph A Word High Frequency Words P.041 Sandpaper Words P.042 Word Checkers P.043 Word Fishing P.044 Word Baseball P.045 Word Memory Game P.046 Word Bowling Variant Correspondences P.047 Canned Sort P.048 Silent e Changes P.049 Vowel Slide P.050 Flip Manipulating Books P.051 R-Controlled Spin P.052 Say and Write Letters Syllable Patterns P.053 Picture It In Syllables P.054 Piece It Together P.055 Syllable Closed Sort P.056 Word Syllable Game P.057 Compound Word Puzzles Morpheme Structures P.058 Inflection Toss P.059 Prefix and Suffix Flip Book P.060 Break Apart
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