This is pretty basic and EASY to differentiate. On my grade level I started using the term, "Use or Lose" whenever I share something. I don't want anyone to feel that my feelings are hurt if they don't need it, want it, or if it's just not their style. (YES! I do belong to PPA--People Pleasers Anonymous.) Anyway..."Use or Lose" has kinda stuck with us when anyone sees something cool they want to share.
So, I hope you can use, but feel free to lose it if you can't.
Together for Our Kids,
Denise
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I think I'm in your club!! LOL! We also do a TON of testing in our district for 2nd grade. So I will definitely USE your worksheet (I mean activity) Thanks so much for sharing. :)
Shannon
Sweet n Sassy in 2nd
I like that phrase. I think I'll adopt that in my classroom too! Thanks for the great printable. Perfect for vocabulary-building and it gets the kids more actively involved with what they are reading. I am constantly reminding my kiddos to spend more time getting to know a book. They hurry though and it makes me wonder what they are really getting from it. I'll try this baby on Monday!
Stacy
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