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Literacy Centers

On this page are resources and ideas for literacy centers. Remember centers should pass three tests: 1.) Are students reading and writing at the center? In the primary grades, students may also be engaged in word study. 2.) Is the center something that can be a routine/procedure? It is the same thing students do everyday or on a weekly basis. 3.) Think about your time and students' time. It won't require your time to keep making things for the center. Students won't be done in 2 minutes.

Here is a link to Scholastic's website to give you some more information about Literacy Centers: [|Scholastic]

Vocabulary Center Have your student create their own "Amazing Words Book". This is a place where they can put any new or difficult words and then with your assistance, they will learn the meaning of those words and create a sentence using that word. There is also a space to illustrate or draw a picture using that word.



Fluency Center - Partner reading, Listening Centers, free word reading (website with multiple free downloads of reading [|passages]) Comprehension Center - Cloze reading activities, bookmark reading (answering setting questions as you read on your bookmark) [|Comprehension worksheets] Game Center - [|Word searches] (spelling), [|Crossword Puzzles] (vocabulary), [|Word Jumbles] (spelling)

[|macmillian lessons]