The second half of our reading block after whole-group instruction is stations and small leveled reading groups. I meet with each group (4-6 students) daily for 10 minutes each to work on a book at their level. While I am doing this, the rest of the class is at stations. Here are a few things that students were engaged in this week during stations!:
Math Station: Build a Snowman
Writing Station: using winter-themed words to write notes, letters, cards, and all sorts of things! This student was writing about hot chocolate- yum. :)
Computer station: students can choose from a variety of games they've learned in computer lab or games that I have listed on our website under "Just For Kids."
Listening Station: books on CD, often themed to what we're learning or the season we're in.
Word Work: using letter cubes to build winter words
Science Station: working with the 5 senses and sorting
These are just a few of the many stations students do- some change weekly while others remain the same always.
Not a station, but a math activity that the kids loved this week- we talked about pattern blocks (shapes) and their attributes. Students created a picture and then used a pattern block stencil to recreate their picture. This was such a hit that I will put it as a math station for next week!
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