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 lizsantiago
 
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							| nice morning, afternoon, evening, night to all of you dear friends!   i am in need of ideas... the thing is that i have a friend who teaches 1st grade and asked me to help her find ideas of hands on activities to teach vocabulary with initial sound of the letter c.  i �ve thinking all morning but since i dont teach 1st grade i dont know what to tell her because the thing that comes to my mind i think would be hard for them. So if you know of something or you have any suggestions that i can use to make her a worksheet please let me know i will be in debt!!!  |  22 Mar 2012      
					
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 evafer
 
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							| Hiya Liz,   I teach 1st grade children and I use finger phonics big books to teach them the sounds. Each sound has a motion asociated, for instance, letter c a flamenco dancer playing the castanets. I tell them a story related to a family going to Spain on holidays. They visit Castles and dance flamenco with castanets. Sound k is the same but the motion isn�t, for that we point to the sky as looking at a kite. There is plenty of stuff on the internet to get ideas for printouts and teach them other words with those sounds: cat, candles, cake, camel, count, cool, comic, car...etc. They can also model letters with playdough. Or cook real or toy cookies and write letter c on the cookie or their letter name, later bake them in  their toy kitchen!!! Hope it�s helpful. Happy weekend!! |  22 Mar 2012     
					
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 moravc
 
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							| use flashcards - eg: cat, cake, car, candy, cookie, cow, camel, calf, canary, caterpillar, can (of Coke), camp, captain, class, clothes, cap, coat, cup, cucumber, corn, carrot, cauliflower, crisp, colour, camera, canoe, card, circus, city, castle, clock, carousel, (cathedral), coach, cloud, club, carpet, case,  calendar, cook, copy, cry, cross, cut, climb, carry, close, catch, cope, clap,
 clean, clear, crazy, cold, calm,
 city, cycle, circle, ceiling, celery, centipede, cereal, circus, cinema,
 child, chair, chicken, chip, chain, cheap, cheese, chest (treasure), chief, chocolate, chop, church, chalk, champion, cheetah, cherry, cheek, chin, chicken, chimney, chips, choose,
 chameleon, chef,
 Games - Cover 3/4 of one flashcard and ask in a funny way: "What is this?", students guess while you are gradually uncovering the FC. The best guesser can replace you and become a teacher for a few rounds. :-D
 Missing FC - put 6-10 FC on the ground, students are sitting in a circle. Review the vocabulary. Cover all fc by a tablecloth and remove one FC. Ask which one is missing.
 Dominoes.
 Memory cards - Pair game (picture + word),
 Giant boardgame designed with big A3 flashcards/posters on the floor of the classroom / at the backyard.
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZsdaB_9gIg&list=UUEjCyBoWP57QRkmFRz-aOGw&index=59&feature=plcp
 
 
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 Pinky Makus
 
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							| http://www.amazon.com/Alpha-Tales-Letter-Copycats-Grades/dp/0439165261 
 http://photographicdictionary.com/c
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 ironik
 
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							| I use flashcards and they are very helpful. The procedure is like this: 
 Take up to ten flashcards, in this case, with the words which start with C. Firstly ask them "what is this?" After you get the answer, make them repeat after you. Next, tell them you �ll play a game. Class against you. You will turn the flashcards back and ask them to guess what it is. They have 3 shots. If they can know, they get 1 point. If they can �t know it in 3 shots, teacher gets 1 point.  
 I used this game a lot in 1st grades, it became like a tradition everytime I teach new vocabulary    They just like to win over the teacher! This year, I had to substitute a kindergarten class and they got even more excited   
 Hope it is useful   |  23 Mar 2012     
					
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 martinasvabova
 
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							| Chinese whisper game may be a good idea as well. |  23 Mar 2012     
					
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 ldthemagicman
 
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							| Dear Lizsantiago,   Here is a list of 52 nouns for children, beginning with  �C �.   
cabbage cable cactus cake calculator calendar camp can cannon cap caption car carpenter cast cat cattle cave celery cellar cemetery cent channel cherries cherry chicken children chin circle clam class cloth clover club coach coast cobweb coil corn cow cracker crate crayon cream creator creature crib crook crow crowd crown cub cup   Les |  23 Mar 2012     
					
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 Redbull
 
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							| Condom Crabs
 Cachexic
 Cacidrosis
 Cacoepy
 Cacology
 Camelot
 Canter
 Cerumen
 Cervelat
 Chabouk
 Charnel
 Chessel
 Chirapsia
 Chirk
 Chirospasm
 Chromophilous
 Ciplinarian
 Cittosis
 Clamancy
 Clit
 Cloaca
 Cnemis
 Cock
 Cocker
 Coenaesthesis
 Cohibit
 Concipient
 Coprostatis
 Crepitus
 Crinigerous
 
 last but not least.......c_ _ _
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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