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Theme Word Sentences for Big Kids

Submitted by Belinda (10-10-2012)

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Theme Word Walls.

I love your themed words, I use them every week.
I work in a high school and we have a window where we display the theme for the week. This week it is the positive words.

I put them on display for the children to look at during the day. We are starting a competition for the best sentence using one of the words. Which will get the children to think about different words.

Can't wait for more themed word on your site.
Maybe some aimed at high school would be fantastic....maybe technology words, woodwork words, metal work words, sewing words that would be fantastic.

Thank you for your great ideas, I love your site even for the big kids!

Belinda

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Mypeace (10-10-2012)

I love your idea for the sentence competition. This could even be used for younger children as an oral competition.

Great Work.
Cheers


KiwiElaine (10-10-2012)

If you are looking for a variety of fonts to match the woodwork, sewing etc words, then search for scrapbooking fonts in your search engine.
Adds an extra element of fun.


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