Center/Station Activities for Word Study



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Center/Station Activities for Word Study Word/Picture Sort Connection: All of the activities below should be introduced, modeled and rehearsed with the students before they try them independently. The bolded items in each column (rhyming sorts, beginning sound sorts, picture/word sorts and word wall word sorts) can also be taught first as part of a weekly word sort. Follow these steps to transition the sort from whole class/small group to centers: o Demonstrate sort introduce with key words or pictures o Sort and check students complete the sort individually or with a partner o Reflect students declare with they learned o Extend Move the sort to a center (or assign as seatwork or homework) Goals: Alphabet Knowledge ABC Center Note Creating a consistent warm-up routine can be helpful for students at this center (such as singing the ABC song as they track the letters on an alphabet strip). Center Name Description Materials Needed Notes ABC Cereal Sort Letter Sort ABC Poems Letter Collage Students sort alphabet cereal. Extension - tally each letter. Sort letters by their features (i.e. sticks, circles, dots). Circle the focus letter in each poem. Find and cut examples of chosen letters. Extension create personal dictionaries with a page for each letter. Alphabet cereal Sorting mats and pencil Foam letters Sorting mats copies of short ABC poems pencils Magazines, brochures and newspapers Glue Crayons/markers (for drawing pictures that start with each letter) 2012 Children s Literacy Initiative

Uppercase/lowercase match Letter Builder Letter Writer/Tracer Games Match upper and lowercase letters, starting with their names Build letters with Playdoh, pipe cleaners, pasta, etc. Write letters in sand, rice, etc. or by tracing over a tactile letter. Play ABC Bingo or Alphabet Match Upper and lowercase letters (magnetic, foam or written on index cards) Play-doh Pipe cleaners Pasta Other: Sand, rice or Ziploc bags filled with dry Jell-o Tactile letters large cutouts of each letter covered in sand, salt or rice (attach with glue) Crayons or markers Bingo Bingo cards, chips, letter cards Alphabet match two decks of alphabet cards: one to distribute and one to lay face down on the rug Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Center Goals: Phonological Awareness Skills Rhyming Alliteration (listening for beginning sounds in words) Listening for ending sounds in words Segmenting spoken sentences into words Segmenting spoken words into syllables Segmenting one-syllable words into parts (onset-rime) Phonemic Awareness Skills Blending sounds to form one-syllable words (/k//a/ /t/ = cat) Segmenting sounds heard in one-syllable words (cat = (/k/ /a/ /t/) Deleting and substituting sounds in words (cat/bat, fat/fan, hat/hut) Rhyming Sort Sort objects or pictures objects Beginning Sound Sort with Objects to match rhyming pairs Match objects by beginning sound pictures letter cards objects

Beginning Sound Sort with Pictures Object Hunt Tongue Twisters Clapping Hands Game (syllables) Match picture cards to letters Search the room for objects that begin with a certain letter(s) Recite examples of alliteration from well known poems or madeup tongue twisters. Put on clapping hands (gloves) and then turn over a picture. Say the name and clap the syllables. Letter cards Picture cards Sorting template Example of one object for focus letter(s) Typed ( or on chart paper) examples of tongue twisters or poems Gloves Pictures of objects Word Building & Concept of Word Center Goals: Concept of word Alphabet knowledge Early sight word knowledge Reading the Room Read familiar text in the room with a buddy. Use pointer to point to words. Environmental print (i.e word walls, anchor charts, familiar rhymes and Making Words Logo Match Up Use letters, letter cards or Legos to make words from chosen word families or word wall words. Match written words to logos from familiar stores, etc. poems) Magnetic or foam letters Pictorial letter cards Legos or unifix cubes Selected words words written on cards Corresponding logos

Word Hunts Picture or Word Sort Cut-up words or sentences Search for words with a chosen feature (like short a ) in books, newspapers and around the room. Another option is to search for word wall words. Sort words or pictures into groups by chosen features, such as short c and ch. Extension Have students decide how to categorize the words or pictures. Put sentences or words from familiar text in order. Environmental print Children s books Newspapers Highlighters to highlight words in newspapers or sticky notes to record words found Pre-written or copied words for sorting Pictures for sorting Sorting templates Pre-written sentences on sentence strips pre-written words on cards pocket chart Word Wall Word Center Goals: Concept of word Alphabet knowledge Early sight word knowledge Rainbow Writing Students write word wall words then trace over each word with 3-5 different colors. They say each letter as they trace. Optional use individual letters (instead of whole words) in the ABC center. Word wall Crayons or colored pencils Sample letters (for ABC center)

Partner Reading Spelling Word Wall Games Word Wall Word Sort Poetry Syllables One student reads a word while the other child writes the word (without looking at the word wall). Partners check the word together and then switch. Take common games, such as Go Fish, Bingo, Concentration, etc. and adapt into high frequency word games. Extension can be used with other word study skills such as rhymes, word families, digraphs, etc. Sort into two categories: word wall words and non-word wall words. Extension sort word wall words into ABC order Identify word wall words in poems. Optional write poems using as many word wall words as possible. Write the word in first column and the number of syllables in the second column. Clipboard and paper (for writing the words) pencil index cards with word wall words Bingo board and chips (if using) Note see Words Their Way for additional word study game ideas and blank game boards Pre-written or copied words for sorting Sorting templates Poetry books or copies of poems pencil Two column paper pencils