Winter Sentence Building Activity – Kindergarten Winter Literacy Center

Description

Are your learners starting to build and write sentences? This Sentence Building activity will make the perfect Literacy Center for your Kindergarten students this Winter season. Learners will explore silly but grammatically correct sentence structure by forming three part sentences using fun and cute winter themed vocabulary. This packet will help students learn about sentence structure. Each sentence comes in three parts, which is rich with winter themed vocabulary.

Perfect for use during kindergarten literacy centers or with small groups of students, this winter sentence building activity is simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Each part of the sentence is color coded and corresponds to a box on the sentence building mat. Differentiated recording sheets are also included for students to record their learning.

⭐ This Winter Kindergarten Literacy Center is also included in the following bundle:

• Kindergarten Winter Math and Literacy Centers.

What is in this packet?

• 18 Who? Picture Cards
• 18 What? Picture Cards
• 18 Where? Picture Cards
• 2 School Sentence Building Mats
• Recording Sheets
• All components provided in both color and black and white versions.

There are a total of 54 picture cards, 18 cards each for the beginning, middle and ending of the sentence. This allows for endless combinations of different sentences. The sentences formed will be nonsense or silly sentences which provides learners with a fun experience as they build their sentences.

The sentence mats contain three boxes with Who? What? Where? so learners can recognize the structure of sentences easily.

How to use this Winter Sentence Building Activity Literacy Center?

• Place the picture cards onto the color coded sentence mat.
• Read the silly sentence made.
• Record the sentence.

Preparing this Winter Kindergarten Literacy Center:

• Print and laminate the pages.
• Cut apart to create the picture cards.
• Print recording sheets if required.

Have a question?

Please email me at thechattykinder@gmail.com