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Nice Job! I love Conjunction Function! I really liked the game at the end too!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Clear & concise directions!
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ReplyDelete*Great game and video. Students remember catchy songs and jigs way more than they remember bland students. Awesome job!
*I loved the train visual as almost a visual example of a conjunction. Neat!
My only wish for you: Consider paired or group practice opportunities to ensure optimal participation. Of course that's your choice though!
Each slide was very clearly organized for students and the visuals supported the text.
ReplyDeleteThe practices prior to the games seemed a little too simple for the students. They didn't have to consider how to combine the sentences. They just had to say the word.
I can totally see you doing this with your kids-they will love it! Just add a little color next time:).
ReplyDeleteIt is almost necessary to show the Conjunction junction video when teaching about conjunctions. It is a classic! O also enjoyed you game at the end. I would suggest a group activity on tope of what you already have. This lesson, in itself, is good as is.
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