Literacy Work Stations
Literacy Work Stations are a great way to practice the skills, concepts and new material learned in class! Each child completes 8 stations a week. That means each child will do two stations a day. Each station last approximately 20 minutes each.I use Pat Pavelkas Guided Reading Management system.
Literacy Work Stations are a great way to practice the skills, concepts and new material learned in class! Each child completes 8 stations a week. That means each child will do two stations a day. Each station last approximately 20 minutes each.I use Pat Pavelkas Guided Reading Management system.
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| Our Station Wheel |
Spelling Station:
We use Words Their Way word sorts to find the patterns in our words. We also play spelling games such as hangman, BananaGrams and Boggle.
We use Words Their Way word sorts to find the patterns in our words. We also play spelling games such as hangman, BananaGrams and Boggle.
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| Word Sort |
Grammar Station:
We complete Mad Libs, go on grammar searches,complete sorts, use grammar dice and much more!
Writing Station:
We complete Mad Libs, go on grammar searches,complete sorts, use grammar dice and much more!
Writing Station:
The Writing Station focus's on the Target Skills that we have learned in class.
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| Anthony using the creative writing dice. |
Top 10 Station:
This station's topic changes every week to a Social Studies topic, Science topic or a topic of the kids choice. After the children create their Top 10 list, they complete an activity with their words.
This station's topic changes every week to a Social Studies topic, Science topic or a topic of the kids choice. After the children create their Top 10 list, they complete an activity with their words.
Newspaper Station:
We use Newspaper Task Cards, respond to articles, buddy read and other fun activities.
We use Newspaper Task Cards, respond to articles, buddy read and other fun activities.
Dictionary Station:
The children look up words that I display. The words go along with a topic we are studying in class. They must find the definition, pronunciation, part of speech, use it in a sentence and draw a picture of it!
Computer Station:
Activities on our blog! Most blog posts on this site are activities that we have done or will do at computer station!
The children look up words that I display. The words go along with a topic we are studying in class. They must find the definition, pronunciation, part of speech, use it in a sentence and draw a picture of it!
Computer Station:
Activities on our blog! Most blog posts on this site are activities that we have done or will do at computer station!
Buddy Reading Station:
The children read in a "library voice" with a partner.
The children read in a "library voice" with a partner.
Handwriting Station:
Cursive handwriting practice!
Reading Response Station:
The children read a piece of literature such as an article or debate and must respond in writing.
The children read a piece of literature such as an article or debate and must respond in writing.
Library Station:
Chose a book and read anywhere!
Chose a book and read anywhere!
Research Station:
Read the non-fiction text and write down one connection, question or thing you learned to share with the class!
Read the non-fiction text and write down one connection, question or thing you learned to share with the class!
Reading Games:
Compression reading games that work on particular skills.
Compression reading games that work on particular skills.
Occasionally I will add holiday related stations.
Additional Information
Our Station Wheel
See the book Pat Pavelks Guided Reading management for complete details.
See the book Pat Pavelks Guided Reading management for complete details.
Station Contracts
The children fill out contracts that keep them accountable.
The children fill out contracts that keep them accountable.
