5 Fall Themed Literacy Centers (Syllables, Poetry, Root Words, Reading Comprehension, Idioms)
Celebrate the fall season with these fun common-core aligned literacy centers - perfect for upper elementary students. These easy prep centers help students to practice skills such as syllables, reading poetry, identifying root words, reading comprehension, and idioms! Directions, center materials, and a student recording sheet are all included for each center!
Celebrate the fall season with these fun common-core aligned literacy centers - perfect for upper elementary students. These easy prep centers help students to practice skills such as syllables, reading poetry, identifying root words, reading comprehension, and idioms! Directions, center materials, and a student recording sheet are all included for each center!
Celebrate the fall season with these fun common-core aligned literacy centers - perfect for upper elementary students. These easy prep centers help students to practice skills such as syllables, reading poetry, identifying root words, reading comprehension, and idioms! Directions, center materials, and a student recording sheet are all included for each center!
THE FOLLOWING LITERACY SKILLS ARE COVERED:
Poetry - Students work on their fluency skills with these 8 fall-themed poems. Students use a poetry spinner to discuss the Author's Purpose, Main Idea, and Tone/Mood of each poem {CCSS: RF4.4b ; RF5.4b}
Idioms - Students determine the meaning of 15 common idioms using a fun candy-corn game called "What's it Mean?" A recording sheet is provided for students to complete. {CCSS: L.4.5b ; L.5.5b}
Determining Types of Questions (Author and Me, Think and Search, On My Own, and Right There) - Students read the book "One Green Apple" by Eve Bunting, a perfect fall-themed book, and then use a game board and question cards to practice identifying the different types of questions there are. Students read and answer questions about the book. A recording sheet is provided for students to complete. {CCSS: RL.4.1 ; RL.5.1)
Root-Words - Students practice identifying common roots found in 4th and 5th grade vocabulary words by playing the game "Root Hoot!" Students also use the dictionary to help them determine the meaning of unknown words. A recording sheet is provided. {CCSS: RF.4.3a, L,4.4c ; RF.5.3a, L.5.4c}
Syllables - Students play a fast-paced game called "Syllable Hay Ride" where the students determine how many syllables are in several 4th and 5th grade vocabulary words using a game board and syllable cards. A recording sheet is provided. {CCSS: RF.4.3a, L,4.4c ; RF.5.3a, L.5.4c}
Student directions, center materials, and a recording sheet are included for EACH center!
