Paint Chip Phonics FREEBIE
I have seen these all over Pinterest being used in one sort of way or another. I haven’t had any experience with them until this class. We used this for one of our phonics games rotations. The students wanted me to battle them. I was like, “sure,” so I ventured over and was AMAZED by what was happening.
Obviously building words and learning spelling patterns are important in the early elementary grades, so this was a pretty smart idea. I did, however not realize just how much FUN I would have!!! I was challenging myself to come up with words and the best part – the combinations are endless. It would be great for even upper elementary to give their brains a workout + it is colorful and super fun!
Needless to say I quickly made myself a copy of this great center/game! I used common spelling patterns from 1st grade.
Matching ’em up!
Here’s an up close picture of some matches! Easy to do and fun to find!
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I love that there are so many possibilities for correct responses. And it does look like fun! Thanks for sharing!
How fun! This would be prefect for a word work station. I have used paint chips for place value, but have not ventured into phonics. Thanks for the idea and the freebie! 🙂
Catherine
The Brown-Bag Teacher