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You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open these files. If you don't have it, get it here - Adobe Acrobat Reader - Download Turkey Glyph from JenSue I do this with 1st and 2nd graders. I use tracers. We graph the info when we are done and do creative writing assignments. Give each student a copy of the turkey image. Instruct them to color the image according to the following; body I like light meat - light brown I don't like turkey - white head We won't have guests for Thanksgiving - light brown feet I'm going away for Thanksgiving - red beak We will eat in the dining room - orange wattle I don't like gravy - orange eye I won't eat dessert - white
feathers I like green beans - green I like corn - yellow I like stuffing - brown I like mashed potatoes - white I like rolls - blue I like pumpkin pie - orange When the coloring is finished, have the students take turns displaying their glyph while the others decipher it.
Alphabet Book from Mary Miehl This Alphabet Book is formatted to be printed back to back in landscape orientation. After printing, it is folded in half and stapled. Each student pastes or draws pictures on the right hand page that represents the sound of the letter that is on the left hand page. Through making the book and reading it frequently, the students learn to make letter symbol to sound associations that he/she will apply during reading and writing work.
Alphabet Chart from Mary Miehl Each student can keep a copy of this chart handy as an aide for quick reference during reading and writing activities.
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