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File Folder Letter Matching – The students will be paired off and the will work together to match the upper case letter to itself. The aid will ask the students what letter they are trying to find. If they are able to answer it then she will let them look for the match. If they do not know the letter, the aid will tell them the letter. After they find the match the aid will ask what letter they found. Again if they cannot tell her then she will say the letter again and have them repeat it. This will continue until it is time to change groups.
Pumpkin Counting Math – The students will get there paper with the numbers at the bottom. The teacher will have a plate of orange paint in the middle of the table. The teacher will have the students show her there pointer finger. They will put their pointer finger only in the paint. The teacher will tell the students the number that they are going to count to and have them start at the bottom of the paper and count. They will touch the paper each time they say a number. We will do this for each number on their paper. When this group is finished, the teacher will have the groups rotate.
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After all the students have been to each group, the teacher will have them come back to the carpet. The teacher will have the students all count to 15 together while she is using one of the student’s pumpkins to point and count with. The teacher will allow a student from each group tell what they made with their legos. Finally the teacher will hand a student a letter from a file folder game and have them match it. After they match the letter they will line up for a restroom break. The aid will have the other file folder game for a student to match a letter and line

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