This is the first of three activity pack levels. Each level provides increasingly less student support. Use these activity packs to teach and practice the foundational vocabulary needed for reading comprehension and detailed writing. In this level, there are 30 common, everyday objects with their parts labeled and a partial line to the respective part. Since this is a beginner level, more scaffolding is provided compared to Levels B and C. The scaffolding includes:
- labels in larger font.
- fewer labels.
- accommodation for accuracy by only requiring students to complete the labeling line.
If you provide a clasp folder for each student to keep his/her activity sheets securely in, it will allow the students to refer to the sheets during the year. The folder can be used in writing, helping the students improve their writing by using more specific nouns. In addition, by keeping the activity sheets in a folder, your students will be able to add new labels as you teach them throughout the year.
See the "Everything Has a Name Teaching Guide - Level A" also provided by Vocabulary Builders by Janet Caruthers Ed S for more ideas.