Download this set of free winter fluency sentences to help your students practice fluency during literacy center rotations.
This is another free resource for teachers and families from The Curriculum Corner.
You can use these winter fluency sentences to give your children themed practice during center work.
These winter fluency phrases are just right for your students to practice fluency during literacy centers.
It can be so difficult to find just right books for beginning readers. Use the winter phrases and this booklet to create a book your struggling readers can read on their own.
During small group instruction, have students practice reading a sentence then illustrate. Students can glue their phrase in the booklet below the illustration.
This is a great way to build confidence as students add phrases throughout the winter!
You will find the following free resources in this winter fluency set download:
Winter Sentences
You might print these on regular printer paper or heavy cardstock depending on how they will be used. If printing on cardstock, you can laminate the pages for durability.
The laminated cards can be cut apart and stored on a ring or in a baggie.
Blank Booklet
This booklet can be used for students to create their own fluency booklet. Provide students with the fluency strips printed on copy paper.
Children can choose the sentences they would like to use and glue into their booklets.
These booklets can be added to book bags or sent home for fluency practice.
Roll, Read, Keep
Print this game board in color and laminate.
You will also need the winter phrases laminated and cut apart.
Students place a phrase on each box, roll a die and read the sentence matching their roll.
If the student can read the sentence, it is kept.
Looking for other ideas to use these winter fluency sentences? Try these:
Sentence Sort – The set includes statements, questions, exclamations and commands. Let your students use sentence clues to sort them into the different kinds of sentences.
Scramble – Cut these sentences into individual words and put each set in a baggie or envelope for students to unscramble and write on dry erase boards or blank paper.
Illustrate the Sentence – Have students choose one sentence to write at the bottom of a paper and then illustrate to show they understand the meaning.
Writing Prompts – Choose some of these to use as writing prompts during the season of winter. Students can read them and make text-to-self connections as they write about what it means (or has meant) in their worlds.
You can download these literacy printables here:
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