If you are not familiar with my writing strips they are the easiest way to differentiate your kiddos at guided reading! I give each student a writing strip, a dry erase board/marker, and they are set! Once they’ve completed their strip they will rotate with a partner at the table. Also, several of my readers use the writings strips for a literacy center choice!
First up is the updated version of CVC strips! These are found in my original set of writing strips but I have a group that CVC words are right at their level! Just like my first set up strips each packet has different levels according to where your kiddos are with their learning.
Or….if you think these are the best thing since sliced cheese {I personally think they are}…you can grab both sets bundled for an extra savings!
You can also download these freebie letter name/sound writing strips!
LOVE and need these!
Jennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
I love these! I have your first set that I use with my Title I groups. They enjoy them, but some can't remember some of the words, even after we go over them. I'm amazed at how far your students are with blends and vowel patterns. Our phonics program hasn't yet introduced digraphs and doesn't do blends.
Can I ask–what all do you put in your guided reading tub?
Erica,
I have writing strips, high frequency words, alphabet racers, erasers, markers, bingo wands/chips, crayon box, sounds boxes…and a few other random items! 🙂
Tara
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