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like showers on new grass,
like abundant rain on tender plants."

Deuteronomy 32:2

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Saturday, August 6

Kindergarten, Writing, Week 27

Monday I introduces our final two lower case letters, s and z. K. practiced a line of each letter each day.

Small Muscle Development:
  • Googly Eyes, see Writing, Week 11 for instructions
Story Development:
  • Game: How Many Words? from Games for Writing -- this game provides children with experience using descriptive language
  • You'll Need: spinner, list of words (a chart is provided in the book)
    • The Spinner should be marked with numbers 1 through 4
  • How to Play:
    • First player flicks the spinner. (Let's say they get a 3)
    • Player reads the first 3 words in the list. (yellow, swiftly, canary)
    • Player tries to make up ONE sentence using all three words. (The yellow canary flew swiftly.)
    • If the player is able to use all 3 words, they get 3 points, if their ONE sentence only has two of the words, they get 2 points, if their ONE sentence only has one of the words, they get one point.
    • Then the next player flicks the spinner, and picks up in the list where the first player left off.
    • Play as many rounds as you like.
    • Sentences must be grammatically correct.
    • You can just say the sentences out loud, or write them down.
    • You could also use these sentences to begin a story.
Writing Practice:
  • Game: Rhyme Time, See Writing, Week 19 for instructions

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