Welcome to DitArtDesign! Activity Vocabulary Flashcards | Printable FlashCards for Kids and Teens | Homeschool Practice Activity | Learning Cards | Digital Download 🍀Would you like to teach your children activity vocabulary? Use these activity flashcards to teach gerunds! make sure your students have a clear grasp on verb before you introduce these gerund flashcards to avoid confusing your students. With these flashcards you can teach sentence patterns such as “I enjoy ~ing” or “he likes ~ing”. After learning these activities, ask the children what their hobbies are and create your own images or sentence patterns on the board. Then show the children how they can make a gerund sentence E.G “I enjoy hiking.” “He enjoys playing videogames” or ”She is enjoys watching cartoons”. This is a set of 15 activity flash cards ! Simply download, print and cut! 🍀 ITEM DETAILS You will receive 2 high quality A3 PDF file. It will contain 4 page with 15 activity cards. Each card size 12x17 cm 1. Print the main cards, the pictures, and the editable word labels. 2. Cut the cards so as to create the main cards, the picture cards, and the editable labels. 3. After printing, you can even laminate the cards for long-lasting use. NOT: I can make any size you want ! A Few Tips: - Turn off auto colour correction when printing - Print file on photography paper (matte or lustre) or high quality textured cardstock - Download the Google Drive App if you are using your phone to access the files Let me know if you have any questions, I am always here to assist!  IMPORTANT NOTE: This purchase is an instant digital download, no physical product will be shipped. When printed, colours may vary slightly due to different colour monitors and printers. This purchase is for personal use only. Not for resale or distribution. Thank you!

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This no prep game is designed to help students become confident adding ed and ing endings to words. The following word structures are included: ★ Words with a short vowel and one consonant after the vowel (CVC). ★ Words with a short vowel and two or more consonants after the vowel (such as CVCC). ★ Words with a silent e that is dropped before adding the ending. ★ Words with a y that is changed to an i before adding the ending. ★ Mixed words so students have to decide what do before adding the ending. Students roll a die to determine which ending to add to each word. They then read the word and write the word with the –ed or –ing ending. I find that this simple activity makes practice/reinforcement fun for students. This file includes six posters stating phonics principles, six practice sheets and a template for a die. The format of each sheet remains the same, so once kids understand the activity they can focus on mastering the skill of adding –ed and –ing endings. This resource is now also available in digital form, as a set of Boom Learning Digital Task Cards. These are self-correcting and highly engaging. If you'd like to take a look, click here. Thanks so much for stopping by! Sincerely, Anne Gardner (NBCT, Literacy) ********************************************************************************************************************************** This printable PDF file is available immediately upon purchase. Also Available: Main Idea: The First Set Reading Comprehension Passages for Guided Reading Level F Reading Comprehension Passages for Guided Reading Level G/H Reading Comprehension Passages for Guided Reading Level I/J Reading Comprehension Passages for Guided Reading Level K/L Reading Comprehension Passages for Guided Reading Level M/N

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After each reading that's part of our homeschool, I encourage both of our children (ages 6 and 8) to narrate. If you're new to homeschooling - or to Charlotte Mason's philosophy - narration may be an unfamiliar concept.Simply stated, narration is telling back in your own words what you've just read or heard. It's a simple but incredibly powerful tool that helps children process what they've just heard or read and allows you (the teacher) to evaluate their level of understanding. For younger children, it's best to start with oral narration and then move on to other forms (writing, drawing, building, acting out) as they become more adept. I've written about narration in more on this blog post: What Is Narration?, so head there to learn more! In the last year, our son (age 8) has begun using a narration notebook to write his narrations. Our daughter (age 6) still only narrates orally.So let's talk more about narration notebooking...+ How often does he do this?We do some form of narration every day, but try to use his narration notebook at least once a week.+ What does he write?He writes whatever he would say in his own words about what he just heard. Some days, it's a sentence or two. Other days, it's a whole page. He also loves to color or illustrate alongside his writing. (The Egypt page above was done using the illustrations from Around the World in Picture Books by Beautiful Feet Books. We love this curriculum!)+ What does he use?We have used a watercolor spiral notebook, a narration notebook from Beautiful Feet Books, and (what we're trying this year) a binder with loose leaf paper and sheet protectors. If you're gluing pictures into a notebook, I highly recommend using rubber cement so your pages do not wrinkle. These are our favorite watercolor set for kids, and we use these pencils. Whatever kind of notebook you choose, these will be such treasured keepsakes and such helpful documentation of how much your child has learned!

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