Building Literacy with Interactive Stories
Pocket chart stories are a wonderful way to get your students actively
involved in the story telling process.
When using pocket chart stories it helps to bring the stories alive and
capture the attention of the students.
Students are able to participate in a hands-on way as children are able
to move the text around to create different versions of the same story.
Pocket charts help to build:
· Literacy
skills
· Grammar
skills
· A
print-rich learning environment
· Understanding
that print carries meaning
· Motivation
to learn about reading
· Math
skills
Add to the interest by adding the children’s names to the
pocket chart stories. Children enjoy
hearing and seeing their names in print.
All children get the biggest kick and laugh out of hear their name and
their friend’s names being used in story form.
Get all of my pocket chart stories and math building skills on
one convent CD. Your students will enjoy
these stories and math activities time and time again.
CD includes
Pocket Chart
Stories
Pocket Chart
Stories Using Children's Names
More Pocket
Chart Stories Using Children's Names
Transportation
Pocket Chart Stories
Building Math
Skills with Pocket Chart (Fall Theme)
Building Math
Skills with Pocket Charts (Christmas Theme)
Say It, Count
It, Write It Math Mats
If you bought all of these items individually it would cost you
$18.00
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This is a saving of $5.50
This tools really help some student's to learned different subjects in school, this can be also used for learning an interactive lessons that they can be used for their study.
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