Commas in Greetings and Closings of Letters | 2nd Grade Hands-on Reading
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Teach students to use commas in greetings and closings of letters with this engaging hands-on resource. This bundle includes a week of lessons and activities, two PowerPoint presentations, two mini-lessons, anchor charts, task cards, a FoldUpbook, letter writing practice sheets, a noodle activity, and a quick assessment. This is a complete hands-on mini unit.
This unit focuses on the following standard:
L.2.2.B – Use commas in greetings and closings of letters.
Included in this unit:
- Weekly Overview
- Day 1 - Mini Lesson – *Use commas in dates. *Use Commas in a list of words.
- Commas in a Series and Dates Anchor Chart
- PowerPoint Presentation – Commas in a Series, Commas in Dates (review)
- Commas in Dates and A Series Task Cards
- Day 2 – Mini Lesson - *Use commas in greetings and closings of letters.
- Commas in Greetings and Closings Anchor Chart
- PowerPoint Presentation – Commas in Greetings and Closings of Letters
- Commas in Letters Noodle Practice
- Day 3 – Letter Writing
- Day 4 – Correct or Incorrect FoldUp Book
- Day 5 – Commas in a Friendly Letter Task Cards
- Assessment
I am a believer in a hands-on approach to teaching. Students learn when they are deeply engaged in the learning process. But, what does it mean to be hands-on in your literacy block? From my experience with reading instruction, my students learn best when they are reading, talking about what they are reading, conversing with their friends, moving, and involved in deep discussion. Students learn so much from each other and I believe that the language arts classroom should be anything but silent.
