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Pre-K students
Reasoning

Save the Last Word for Me

This strategy provides a structure that encourages all students to practice listening and speaking during rich discussion of a text.
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Pre-K students
Grammar + Syntax Vocabulary

SIlly Sentence Mix-Up

.Students are presented with sentence parts and tasked with creating meaningful and silly sentences.
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Pre-K students
Text Structure

Story Sequence

Students identify the beginning, middle, and end of a narrative/fiction text.
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Pre-K students
Inference Reasoning Text Structure

Write Cause or Effect

Students listen to a cause or an effect and determine a potential cause or affect to accompany the information they were given.
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Pre-K students
Vocabulary

Transportation Key Sort: K-1

Students categorize transportation words into categories of air, water, and land.
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Pre-K students
Vocabulary

Word-by-Word

Students analyze words and how they are related to one another.
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Cost
Pre-K students
Perspective Taking Text Structure

Compare-A-Character

In this activity students compare and contrast characters from narrative texts
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Pre-K students
Grammar + Syntax Vocabulary

Affix Match

This activity engages students in matching affixes with their meaning.
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Pre-K students
Grammar + Syntax Vocabulary

Word FIll-in

Students take turns completing sentences using a target word.
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Pre-K students
Grammar + Syntax Vocabulary

Meaning Map

This activity engages students in describing target words and providing examples of the words.
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Load More

This resource requires the following modification to explicitly target listening comprehension: shift the burden of decoding/encoding onto the educator (i.e., the educator should read/write instead of the student(s)).