Spice Up Your Literacy Word Stations!
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Spice Up Your Literacy Work
Stations!
Mary Aper
1st Grade
Parkside Elementary
Literacy Work Stations
By Debbie Diller
Making Centers Work
Engaging The Brain!
“To increase student’s intrinsic
motivation and keep their attention,
teachers should provide choices, make
learning relevant and personal, and
make it engaging (emotional, energetic,
physical).”
From Teaching With The Brain In Mind
By Eric Jensen
Mini Lessons
Use the first SIX weeks of school to introduce
Work Stations before you even start Guided
Reading.
Model
Role play
Practice
Supervise
Take a day every month to observe, re-teach
“I Can”
Job Board
Library Work Station
Use stuffed animals
Make it a cozy place
Write a book review
Write a “Making Connections” on a
post-it and put it in a book
Our Favorite Book graph
Author study
Library Work Station
Library Work Station
Big Book Work Station
Use “Job” cards
Post-It notes to look for words you know
Wicki-Sticks to underline Wall Words
Look for letters with a bubble wand
Look for words with flyswatter with section
cut out
Highlighter tape
Cool pointers
Big Book Work Station
Writing Work Station
Read the room- have seasonal words
Have a poster of writing ideas
Write a list, card, survey, book
Cool Writing tools
Theme words on rings or cards
Dry erase boards
Magazines write about a picture
Sticker Story
Writing Work Station
Reading The Room
Drama Work Station
Use puppets to re-tell familiar book
Use props
Use puppets from basil
Lots of Reader’s Theater scripts on line
ABC/Word Study Work
Station
Salt bottle work hunt
Magnet letters
Rubber stamps
ABC puzzles
Singing ABC songs
Making words
Cookie sheet with magnetic words/letters
Phonics board games
ABC/Word Study
Magnet Letters & Rubber
Stamps
Pocket Chart/Poetry
Work Station
Use cool pointers
Put poem in correct order
Illustrate poem
Poetry Notebooks
Fill in the blanks of a poem
Highlight rhyming word with highlighter
tape
Tape record a poem
Pocket Chart Work
Station
Pocket Chart Work
Station
Overhead Work Station
Put it low to the ground, on wheels
Use dry erase markers (no water)
Photo frame with cornmeal to write
letters/words
Use magnet letters for kids to spell words
Read poems
Re-read a Morning Message- fill in blanks
transparencies
Overhead Work Station
Other Work Stations
Computer
Listening
Puzzles and Games
Handwriting
Listening Work Station
Puzzles and Games