Today, I’d like to share a few fun and effective reading and writing ideas from last week’s After School Link Up!
Grandfather Tang’s Story was one of my favorites when teaching in the classroom. See how Jump into a Book used it as a springboard for more ideas.
Ask kids to read and record their own reading to build fluency. Fluency is one of those reading skills that takes practice to master and letting kids record and listen to their own reading can be an enjoyable activity. Check out this article from Children’s Books and Learning.
The Measured Mom shares a FUN Easter-based word game. She shares how she and her son did it as well as a free blank version for adaptations.
I love this super cute comic book writing post from Kids Activities Blog! How FUN!
Got a reluctant writer? Try this super cute idea from Creative Family Fun! {I’m gonna have to print this one out!}
Cohosted by The Educators’ Spin On It Afterschool for Smarty Pants Boy Mama Teacher Mama Coffee Cups and Crayons Little Wonders’ Days Mama Smiles Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational The Measured Mom This Reading Mama What Do We Do All Day
Link up your After School Activities, Crafts and Adventures for ELEMENTARY-AGED CHILDREN ONLY please! We’d love to see them!
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