Word Sorts - Dr. Seuss
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This document discusses word sorts, which involve students sorting words into categories. There are three types of word sorts: alphabet word sorts where words are sorted by beginning letters, pattern word sorts where words are sorted by their spelling patterns, and meaning word sorts where words are sorted by their meanings. The document provides examples of each type of word sort using different word lists and instructs students to complete a word sort activity with a partner.
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- 3. What is the purpose of Word Sorts? To help students focus on parts of certain words and find reoccurring patterns.
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- 7. Second Type: Pattern SHORT –CK SOUND LONG –KE SOUND CHOICES Kick Lock Sick Spoke Duck Duke Pack Bike Shake Take
- 8. Third: Meaning MICRO- MEGA-CHOICES Microwave Megaphone Microfilm Microscope Megabyte Megalopolis Microbe Megahit
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- 13. Yay! You get to show the class your Word Sorts skills. - Please Blank the Screen -
- 14. Answers:
- 15. Now it’s your turn! Work with the person closest to you to complete the Word Sort activity!