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Classroom Themes:  School Activities Word Cards

  • 45 At School Activities and Routines.
  • Terrific as a general reference for class team building and class rules and procedures.
  • Also ideal as ESL and Special Needs communication cards.

 
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Theme Words

School Activities and Routines Word Cards List

participate encourage share cooperate practise
communicate ask questions respect read write
learn talk listen help laugh
sing play draw paint glue
cut watch exercise eat work
colour(color)in think do our best sit stand
walk rest look talk quietly drink
sit in a circle line up pack away tidy up wash hands
go to recess go to lunch have free time go to the toilet sit on the mat
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School Activities and Routines Cards - Suggestions for Use


  • GENERAL IDEAS FOR STORING AND USING THEME WORD CARDS

  • Ideal for use with concept book "In Year ____ I will learn ....."

  • We have had quite a few visitors ask about ESL and Special Needs communication cards. We have incorporated daily routines into these cards. Print and laminate the routine cards (such as 'sit on mat' etc) and place a hole in one corner - pop on a curtain ring, or a split pin, and have available to use with your ESL or Special Needs children. You could make up smaller size versions for your ESL/Special Needs children to use themselves.

  • Make a class big book with each child writing and illustrating a page 'At school we........

  • Brainstorm more words for this theme and use the blank cards for the children to write and illustrate those words.

  • Incorporate in 'back to school' activities - use the great - 'We All Fit In' idea from Michelle, and make up a class puzzle with children writing and illustrating each word on a puzzle piece..

  • Use in games and activities from 'back to school' activities - use the great - '101 Ways to Use Word Cards'

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