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Spring Scrambled Sentences

These Read, Write & Draw spring scrambled sentences are designed to fit into your springtime curriculum for early readers.

These Read, Write & Draw spring scrambled sentences are designed to fit into your springtime curriculum for early readers.

If your students are ready for some warmer weather (or even if they are used to having it year round) this is the perfect time to add these spring scrambled sentences to your collection of resources.

Our spring scrambled sentences are another free resource for teachers created by The Curriculum Corner.

These spring scrambled sentences are a simple, ready to go activity for your classroom that seems to keep kids engaged as they reading, thinking, writing and drawing.

We have created ten different sentences with a focus on rainy weather, blooming flowers and baby animals.

Students will need scissors and glue along with writing or drawing materials to complete the pages.

This activity can be great for a literacy center or even a morning welcome task. You might also choose to add a set to your emergency sub plans as well.

These Read, Write & Draw spring scrambled sentences are designed to fit into your springtime curriculum for early readers.

Directions for our Read, Write & Draw Spring Scrambled Sentences

  1. Students cut out and read the words at the bottom of the page.
  2. Then, they create meaning by arranging the words into a sentence.
  3. Next, they glue the words onto the blank boxes at the top.
  4. After that students write the sentence on the line and then practice reading it aloud.
  5. Finally, they Illustrate the sentence to show understanding.

The first spring scrambled sentence download below contains ten individual sentences with punctuation and capitalization.

The second spring scrambled sentence download provides the same sentences without punctuation and without capital letters.  (However the word “I” is capitalized.)

We hope that the two versions will make it easier for you to provide a just right activity for your students. Some students might benefit from the punctuation and capitalization and others might be ready to try the activity without these.

You can download our spring scrambled sentences here:

With Punctuation

Without Punctuation

Below you will find links to other spring related posts.  The assortment we have will provide materials for children from preschool through early primary grades. You will find reading activities, word work, math materials and more! There is a little bit of something for everyone.

Easy Reader Booklets for Spring

Spring Preschool Print & Go Pages

Spring Sentence Mats

Spring Print & Go Pages for Kindergarten & Early Primary Classrooms

Spring Math & Literacy Centers

Spring Color Key Math – Addition Practice

Spring Color Key Math – Addition & Subtraction Facts

Spring Find-a-Fact Addition Games

Spring Math Grids

Spring Addition & Subtraction Task Cards (2nd Grade)

Spring Photo Prompts for Writing

Spring Lined Writing Papers

Spring Writing Interventions

Spring Fling Math & Literacy Centers

 

 

 

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