In case you’re looking ahead already to February, here is a preview of my February center menu.
Read, Think Match (2 choices, one with fewer clues and pictures)
Read and Sequence: How to Build a Snowman and How to make cupcakes
Read, Visualize Draw: Snowy Day scene and mystery valentine
Rebuild a Poem: student sheets and pocket chart pieces
Sorting Station: Sort pictures by vowel sound (short or long)
Compound Cupcakes: match top to bottom to make compound words
Slide-a-Word: Use the sliders to make real words
How to Build a Snowman writing and What I Like Writing page
Sticker Story: 2 student sheets
Describe a picture: 4 pictures and student sheet
Sentence Enders: question or statement (my class still needs work with this one!)
Word Endings: ed or ing
Glue a sentence (2 student sheets)
Sentence Scrambler
Extras (not on menu) for early finishers: Post office prompts and student paper and Buddy Reading forms
Also included: directions for the teacher, tips on organizing, rubric and checklist
I’ve updated this from last year and added a lot of stuff. If you bought it last year, please email me and I’ll make sure you got the updated version. This is way better!
Ever wonder why “guide” has that silent <u>
Breaking Down the Word "Education"! 
Sounds: The pronunciation of "education" isn’t as straightforward as it looks! The schwa /ə/ appears multiple times, and the "t" is pronounced like /sh/—a great example of how English words shift in spoken form.
Graphemes: Graphemes spell sounds. They can be made up of one or more letters.
Syllables: S