76. Peggy Leggo / Writing in the
sand
Can you say it as you write it?
77. • Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
Starts at the top pulls down
and stops.
The Tall Man
78. • Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
Starts at the middle pulls down and
stops.
Short Man
SHORT
MAN
SHORT
MAN
79. Sideways Sideways through
the red sand.
• Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
Sideways
Sideways
80. • Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
Jack and Hill up the hill and down the hill.
TheHill
81. • Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
Down under and back
up again.
The Goanna
82. Up and over the fence.
• Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
The Kangaroo
83. • Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
Down up , bump and
around.
The Spider
84. • Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
Around and down tick tick tick
clunk.
The Broken
Windmill
85. Down, across and hanging under
the water.
• Trace in the air with finger (with
rhyme) – track with me
• Practice on their whiteboard
The Fish hook
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Sunrise
Pocket
Daisy
electricity
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Can you think of another word that rhymes?
Can you think of another word that rhymes?
Rip
Can you think of another word that rhymes?
Can you think of another word that rhymes?
Can you think of another word that rhymes?
Can you think of another word that rhymes?
Can you think of another word that rhymes?
Can you think of another word that rhymes?
Hug
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.
Graphs
T: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound. What is a graph?”
Action: Hold one finger up
S: “A graph is one letter that makes one sound.”
Repeat action
Flash letter sounds on the whiteboard. Stop at various letters and discuss words beginning with that sound. Ask students to tell their partner a word beginning with that sound/ask students to write a word on their whiteboards beginning with that sound.