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

Deuteronomy 32:2

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Saturday, October 15

Kindergarten, Reading, Week 37

Genres from our textbook were:
  • fiction
  • historical fiction
Activity: Oops from Games for Reading -- this activity gives your child practice in phonics
  • Cut squares (mine are 2" x 2") and write a letter on each square
    • In the book are five lists going from easy to difficult
    • Each list has 19 - 25 letters for groups of letters
  • Put the squares in a pile.
  • Your child picks up the top square and says the SOUND that letter makes -- NOT the name of the letter.
  • If your child does it correctly, he goes on to the next letter.
  • If he does not give the correct sound, you write "O" on a paper, and he goes on to the next letter.
  • For each mistake you write the next letter of the word "OOPS". If the whole word gets written before he completes the stack of letters, he loses the game.
  • Of course, you'll want to practice the ones he made mistakes on, but probably not during the game.

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