Happy Monday! Today was our first full 8 hour day of kindergarten. And it was a gassy one! Apparently, we’re going to be the stinky gassy class this year! At least we’re claiming our title early!
8 hours = EXHAUSTED Mr. Greg. And yes, one student did fall asleep while standing in line at the end of the day. Kindergarten is hard work people.
I had a request for this to be posted and then I couldn’t find the file….so I made a new one.
click to download your freebie! (Color and blackline versions!)
This is the letter-sound chart we use in our class during our morning literacy routine and we use it for writing. For more on our daily literacy routine CLICK HERE!
I am having it enlarged into a poster for our class and I even make and laminate several copies for students to use during writing.
This chart goes along with Dr. Jean (She’s AMAZING!) song, Alphardy. The song is available on her Sing To Learn CD.
We sing the song EVERY MORNING from day one all the way until day 180. (180 days minus a few for our Nashville no snow days….). For each letter and sound, we have a motion. This is EPIC goodness. My ‘staches use those motions all year to help them with sounds and writing. If they’re struggling with a sound, simply make the motion and BAM they remember.
I wanted a poster to match our song so I asked my amazingly sweet and uber-talented friend Mel and Graphics From The Pond if she would help. And she made this clip art for me. She is beyond glitterrific and GREG-TACULAR!
So, me and my blogging buddies over at The Primary Chalkboard are having a fun YouTube party for Back To School!
People, those prizes are EPIC! Click the picture to head over to The Primary Chalkboard and watch our YouTube tips and enter to win some great prizes!
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5 comments
It is adorable and officially my new fave alpha chart.
Mels
Ms. K/1 ELL
A Teacher's Plan
Thank you.
Love the chart for the Alphardy song. THANKS SO MUCH!
I absolutely love this chart! Is there any way to make this edible? Or can you change the capital n to look like this N?
Hi Jess! We have updated the chart with a different font. Just re-download it!