Cut out photos of three-letter, short-vowel words such as pan, cup, bed, hat, dog, and cat from magazines. I did this step on my own before getting my daughter involved because I wanted to ensure that the words were all short vowel words.
Get out the letters and try to spell the word.
Staple several sheets of paper folded in half to make a book. Paste the magazine pictures into the book and try to remember how to spell the words. Then write the words below the pictures.
This post is linked to:
Show and Share Saturday
This is a wonderful idea--I like how you saved the pictures in a book! I love the big letters you used too! Thanks for sharing at Teach Me Tuesday!!
ReplyDeleteClever idea! What a fun way to practice spelling =-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to TGIF! Have a great week =-)
Beth
love it! Won't it be fun when you add four letters!
ReplyDeleteMy eldest daughter does something similar with magnetic letters... we love celebrating classy craft at our place: www.partycraftsecrets.com
Best wishes,
Linda!
I love ideas for how people can teach their children without using fancy curriculum. This is a perfect, fun idea! Thanks for sharing it with us at Trivium Tuesdays!
ReplyDeleteGreat Article!! I have found the same ideas on another site http://helpkidsread.net/ that is just awesome to have perfect books. Thanks for your article and please share more ideas!!
ReplyDelete