Details
Pages
6 Pages
Subject
Beginning Readers, Other, Spelling & Vocabulary
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st
Resource Type
Activities, Literacy Centers, Printables
Description
Students can identify jungle animals and they can name jungle animals.
But do they recognize jungle animals in print?
I made this resource to help students identify jungle animals and begin to understand that their names can be resembled as printed words!
In this activity, students look at the picture and say what they see. Then the trace the word. Finally they make the word. This can be done by copying the print above or using letter manipulatives! This resource is a multi-sensory approach to learning subject-specific vocabulary.
What is included in this resource?
✏ 12 Trace and Make jungle words
Words included: explorer, monkey, parrot, toucan, elephant, snake, crocodile, tiger, gorilla, jaguar, rhino - and rhinoceros as an alternative spelling
How can I use this resource?
❤Laminate and encourage children to trace the letters with a dry wipe pen
❤Use magnetic letters or letter tiles for children to make the word
❤Encourage more able learners to have a go at writing the word underneath
❤Ideal for task boxes (print multiple to a page for a smaller size), work boxes and workstations
❤Once made laminate for durability and longevity
What prekindergarten skills can be developed using this resource?
✍ Child independently uses letters or symbols to make words or parts of words
✍ Child independently writes some letters on request (not necessarily well‐formed)
✍ Child uses a large speaking vocabulary, adding several new words daily
But do they recognize jungle animals in print?
I made this resource to help students identify jungle animals and begin to understand that their names can be resembled as printed words!
In this activity, students look at the picture and say what they see. Then the trace the word. Finally they make the word. This can be done by copying the print above or using letter manipulatives! This resource is a multi-sensory approach to learning subject-specific vocabulary.
What is included in this resource?
✏ 12 Trace and Make jungle words
Words included: explorer, monkey, parrot, toucan, elephant, snake, crocodile, tiger, gorilla, jaguar, rhino - and rhinoceros as an alternative spelling
How can I use this resource?
❤Laminate and encourage children to trace the letters with a dry wipe pen
❤Use magnetic letters or letter tiles for children to make the word
❤Encourage more able learners to have a go at writing the word underneath
❤Ideal for task boxes (print multiple to a page for a smaller size), work boxes and workstations
❤Once made laminate for durability and longevity
What prekindergarten skills can be developed using this resource?
✍ Child independently uses letters or symbols to make words or parts of words
✍ Child independently writes some letters on request (not necessarily well‐formed)
✍ Child uses a large speaking vocabulary, adding several new words daily
Students can identify jungle animals and they can name jungle animals. But do they recognize jungle animals in print? I made this resource to help students identify jungle animals and begin to understand that their names can be resembled as... more
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