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Break the
Phonics Code
x x x x
c r a b
These fun activities bring out the To break the
“detectives” in your students! They will be code,
practicing multiple essential writing skills while students ask:
they crack the code and reveal the silly “What does that
sentences! words start with?”
(ie. apple = A)
c a t
*Daily independent morning work
*Introduction to self-editing
*Independent literacy centers
*Easy addition to sub plans
*Fun activities to send as homework
*Assessment of skills learned
Self-Editing Develop a habit of self-
The second set of task cards includes a
fun way for students to self-edit!
editing that will
Students simply draw details on the transfer into other work
head after checking their sentence situations. If desired,
formation. For example, if they have
used a period, they can draw the eyes. have peers also check
over the work.
Review basic self-editing expectations:
*Did you use a period? Draw some eyes.
*Did you use a capital properly? Draw a nose.
*Did you leave enough space between words?
*Did you make sure there are no random
capitals that should be lower case?
*Did you check for backwards letters?
*Did you remember to write your name?
Draw It!
words
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