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| ScreenChomp on iPad 1with boxes hand drawn |
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| ScreenChomp on iPad 2 with picture pulled in
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The other app, neuKidsDraw is also fun for students because they choose their color/decorated marker and then follow the same format where they put a dot down for each sound they hear in the word I said. I did not draw the boxes for this particular student, but you can also do the same like I did on ScreenChomp.
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| neuKidsDraw app |
The other phonemic awareness activities I incorporate into my weekly routine includes a pack of winter-themed pictures and backgrounds. When I brought the backgrounds and pictures out this week, one student even said, “Oh, this could be fun!”….and thankfully, afterward he did really think is was fun! I put a background in front of each student and then I say a word and they put down the pictures for each sound in the word. For example- Pile Up the Presents- students put a present down for each sound in the word. My students all love the fun graphics! The last picture in this section shows how I organize all the pieces for our fun phonemic awareness activities- with just a file folder and mini accordion folder. You can find my Activity #1 Packet and Activity #2 Packet on TPT!
Other ways to use ScreenChomp: Pull in a picture of your favorite graphic organizer (you can grab it for free from my store!) and then have students draw their picture using the markers instead of drawing it on paper. Virtual markers can be even more fun than real markers! Students can then record themselves reading their sentence explaining their picture (in this case, it would be explaining the setting of the story).
Have a great day!
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I LOVE all these ideas, especially how the kids can record themselves explaining their picture on the graphic organizer! So cool! You always find the most engaging little reading activities.:)
Kristin
Kristin
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