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Rectangular Callout: Dear My Little Handy Helpers,
        While I am building the new barn I need you to find the best animals and crops for Alpha Farms.  You will need to work as a team so Alpha Farms will be up and running by Harvest Season.  Your teacher will tell you what you will be in charge of and will give you a handout with picture and word cues to help you.  I need you to use your fantastic reading skills to get the job done. I am giving you each a list of phonics clues that you will use to help build our new farm.   Good luck and happy farming.  YeeHaa!
Your Friend,
Farmer Fred
 
 

 

Now let's review our phonics skills with these handy tools.  

Click below to watch a movie on vowels.

 

Click below to review consonants and consonant digraph sounds.

Click on the running horse to review the r-Controlled vowel sound.

Click on the letter blocks to play a game to review beginning consonants.

 

Now that we have reviewed our handy reading skills, let's begin our jobs.  Farmer 1 will go first and then Farmer 2 will go right after.  Good luck and more importantly have fun!

*Remember to circle on your handout as you go along*

Farmer 1- Animals                             

Good Work Farmer 1!  

*Remember to circle on your handout as you go along*

Farmer 2- Crops

 

Nice Job Farmer 2! 

 

Time to Put the Farm Together!

  Follow these steps below:

  1. Bring your crops and animals handout to a cleared work area in your classroom.

  2. Farmer 1, ask your teacher for Farmer Fred's barn and construction paper.

  3. Farmer 2, get scissors, glue sticks, and crayons.

  4. Farmers, color and cut the pictures that you circled on your handout.

  5. Together color the barn and make a fenced in area for the animals and a field for your crops to grow. 

  6. Glue the cut out animals and crops to their areas on Alpha Farms.

  7. Make a sign that reads Alpha Farms at the top of your paper. 

  8. Don't forget to give yourselves credit.  Write your names nice and visible on your farm.