Spring Literacy Stations

These literacy centers are fun, engaging, and perfect to review language arts and reading skills. These stations review facts and opinions, genres, nouns, verbs, adjectives, statements and questions, quotation marks, main idea and details, commas, contractions, common nouns, proper nouns, collective nouns, and expanding sentences. I love using these stations in my classroom right before spring break!

Included in this unit:

10 Literacy Stations

• Fact or Opinion? – Students determine if a given sentences is a fact or opinion and record their answers on a recording sheet.
• What’s the Genre? – Students determine the meaning of a word based on the context. Students write a definition and draw a picture of the word on their recording sheet.
• Nouns, Verbs, & Adjectives – Students determine if a given word is a noun, verb, or adjective. All answers are recorded on the recording sheet.
• Statement or Question? – Students read and sort statements and questions. Answers are recorded on the recording sheet.
• Quotation Marks – Students must determine if the sentence is written correctly or if it needs quotation marks. Students will then use their recording sheet to color the correct sentences and add quotation marks to the sentences written incorrectly.
• Main Idea & Details – Students must sort through sentences to find the main idea and supporting details.
• All About the Comma… – Students read sentences with needed commas and determine if the sentence is written correctly or incorrectly. Students must add commas to the incorrect sentences.
• Contractions – Students must find the two words that make a given contraction. All answers are recorded on the recording sheet.
• Common, Proper, or Collective?– Students must sort common, proper, and collective nouns and record their answers on the recording sheet.
• Expand it – Students select a simple sentence and use strong nouns, verbs, and adjectives to expand the sentence.

Interactive Notebook Pages - A thematic supplement to your reading journals, science journals, and interactive reading notebooks, etc. Addresses standards {RL.1, RL.2, RL.3, RL.5, RL.9, RI.1, RI.2, RI.3, RI.7}

Table Headers and Editable Name Plates