Your students will be engaged in learning blends and digraphs in October so that you can calm the Halloween craziness. I mean who doesn’t love practicing spelling with eyeballs?đ
đ Keep reading for ideas!
- Eyeball fun
- FREE Task cards and game
- Writing
- Scoot game
Eyeball fun with Halloween blends and digraphs
Grab some plastic eyeballs from the dollar store and write blends and digraphs on them. Put them in a container (maybe even a plastic pumpkin) and have students pull one out at a time and read them. Also, students can practice spelling them out loud. Partners could even practice spelling, reading and using the words in sentences.
Blend and Digraph Eyeball FREEBIE
If you don’t have plastic eyeballs you can still engage your students with these FREE blend and digraph eyeball cards. Your students can play a game of memory and then practice writing. Just print the free task cards and go!
Writing Blends and Digraphs
Grab the full resource below and your students can practice writing words and sentences. Engaging your students with eyeball cards will help you assess how well they can apply writing skills independently. You can use the cards for independent practice, in your October writing center and even for a whole class game of scoot.
Blend and Digraph Scoot
Set up a whole class game of scoot so that you can observe your students reading and writing blends and digraphs. In the full resource you get a scoot game that you can print and play. Your whole class will be up and moving while building reading fluency. Read more about scoot games here!
Remember
Before your go, remember to grab your FREE blends and digraph cards here!
Supporting you always đ
