Instead of calling the tables by color, I call them by sight words. The kids sit at different tables during work stations throughout the day so they have 4 new words each week that we focus on. Not only do they SEE the words over and over, but they HEAR them, too.
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Such a great idea! Sharing with my Kinder friends!! Love it!
XO
Laura
Peace, Love, and First Grade
Great idea! You could do this with tricky math facts too!
Christina 🙂
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Great idea! My kinders have a much higher sight word load this year too (not 100 though!) and I am always looking for ways to get the words in front of them! Thanks for sharing!
Tiffany
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What a great idea! I teach 2nd so my kiddos know their words by this time, but I am totally going to do a version of this at home with my own littles! They would love this!!!
Lisen 🙂
Amanda,
I just wanted to thank you for sharing the “end of the year buckets.” They turned out so cute and the kids were so excited. This has been such a crazy year and my students deserved something fun and educational. I am going to start collecting things as I find them for next year too! Have a great summer!
Aww, I love that so much!!! You have a great summer, too!