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Word Stickers

Submitted by Donna from K-3 Teacher Resources (10-10-2012)

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Word Stickers

If a child is having trouble continuously with a particular word, for example, was / saw. Make up a little sticker with that word on it and stick it on their desk. You can buy little word sized stickers.

Throughout the day's activities, spontaneously point to the word and ask the child to say it. This is a great little way to help with those tricky words which don't follow all the rules.

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Anonymous (10-10-2012)

Good work

I like it because it gives the child a goal.


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