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1 review for Write the Room 1st Grade
Irene Pena –
I can’t understand what this activity entails. You don’t provide a large enough preview of the directions provided on student pages. It sounds interesting, but I have not idea what specific task students are asked to complete nor can I see the explicit directions/instructions written on the student page. I think you need to do a better job of explaining this.
Janessa Fletcher –
Hi Irene!
With Write the Room activities, you as the teacher have cards that you place around your classroom. These cards have corresponding numbers to the student recording sheet. Your students walk around the room and locate a card (example #4), they then solve the problem, write the word, identify the rhyme, etc. depending on the skill and record their response next to #4 on their recording sheet. Once they have found all of the cards and answered all of the questions, they turn their paper in. I hope that this helps to explain the activity a little better.