Picture This! A Describing FREEBIE

I am pretty excited to go back to school and see all my kiddos!  I've been getting organized and working on some materials that I think they will love.

Check out my latest FREEBIE Picture This! A describing activity:) Find it HERE on TpT.

•Print. Laminate and cut all cards.

•Use page 3 to introduce the topic of describing and offer models.

•Let each student choose their own camera to use during the activity for fun.

(page 4)

•Students take turns choosing “picture” cards. (pages 5-10).  Go through these cards and select the ones most relevant to your students before use.  There are plenty to choose from and some may not be relevant to every part of the county.

•On each students turn, they will read the card silently and describe the place printed using attributes. 

•The other students must guess the place being described.

•Prompt students to describe the place as if they are describing a picture to someone who has never seen it. 

•If another student guesses the place, the student describing keeps the card.

•The student with the most cards at the end of the game wins.

Enjoy and please leave feedback on TpT if you want to see more!

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Back to School with Anna and Elsa!

Here is a great Back to School packet to use with Pre-K through 2nd grade!  Get to know your new kids this year with a Frozen theme!!

The packet includes the following:
 “Getting to know you” sheets- 4 choices (Anna, Elsa, Sven or Olaf).  Pages 3-6

Emergent reader book.  Page 7

Sight word identification books.  (Target sight words: I, see, look, is, at, and).  Pages 8-10.  Use booklets to identify sight words- have student point to or color target sight word.  Can use for following directions (ex. Every time you see this word “is”, color it red)

Phonemic awareness: Initial and final phoneme identification (laminate and use dry erase markers to cut down on printing!) Pages 11-13.

Following Directions and Prepositions (on, above, below, next to).  Pages 13-15.

Game board to be used with any activity. 

Enjoy and happy Back to School! Please leave feedback on TpT!

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