Students act, draw, rhyme, or define their word. They might also have to put it in a sentence, name what part of speech it is, or give a synonym or antonym for it. It's a game of chance! Below is a tally sheet I made for kids to keep score.
To make a spinner, you simply print design on card stock and laminate. Then, you add a paper clip, click here to find out how to insert it in your spinner.
Could I get a copy of your spinner please?
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Are you giving this out as a freebie? I'd LOVE to have a copy if so! bneal@kcs.kana.k12.wv.us
ReplyDeleteYou can drag the images off to your desktop (or save if you're on a pc)
ReplyDeleteThe spinner has to be placed into a document. The worksheet is print ready (both are 72 dpi - but print well)
Erin, I am an extension educator with 4-H Youth Development in OK. I would like to use your spinner idea with personal development curriculum. You and the site will be referenced. None of the materials will be sold for profit only used by volunteers for education purposes. Wanted to know if I should take any other steps
ReplyDeleteno more steps, feel free to use anything you would like! thanks for referencing the blog!
DeleteInteresting! Thanks a lot!
ReplyDeleteWould you be so kind as to give me the copy of the spinner, please? I cannot thank you enough.
ReplyDeletethe only copy I have saved is on the blog unfortunately / it's 72 dpi, but still prints well! simply paste it in any program you have - Microsoft word, text edit and print! it just needs to be pasted on an 8.5 x 11" document. If you need help with this, let me know - and I'll paste it in a document and export it as a pdf to send
DeleteThank you!!
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