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Here are some simple, but fun finish the drawing exercises elementary and This document containsunits of exercises for English language learners. Write the letters of the alphabet on your whiteboard, and assign a cent value to each letter. Have students create a vocabulary book with all of the new words they will need for the next unit. As teachers, we understand the need to keep students engaged throughout the day. My go-to activities for fast finishers for first grade have been the standard: read a book, draw in your doodle books or write in your journal. Color the end of one popsicle stick black Individual activities: Write a list of ten things they can find in the classroom (or any other place). Use the fast finisher task cards to select a task specifically aligned to a certain key learning area Earn Your Words. Extra activities for early finishers A2 Close-up Explore more than "Fast Finishers" resources for teachers, parents and pupils as well as related resources on "Fast Finisher". Fiddle Sticks. Reinforce map skills by challenging students to draw a detailed map of their home, street or neighborhoodPlay a math game Fast Finisher Activities. This is a really fun, yet simple fast finishers game for students. Give them a book to read. Created Date/7/ AM Traditional fast finisher activities. They want you to check their work As an alternative, make the first letter of each word equal the value on the chart. Eliminate “shouting out”, frantic. This is especially true during our ELA block. Write a list of words that start with the same letter as their name. Earn Your Words. This extensive collection of fast finisher activities can be used with those students who have finished all of their work and are looking for something to go on with. waving, and other things learners do to get the teacher’s attention. Get them to write a word with each letter of the alphabet, from A to Z This fast finishers task is best for after a unit assessment or project. Challenge fast finishers to come up with a word that will bring them to a specific dollar value. Check out our interactive series of lesson Presents fifty-five reproducible math activities for students in grades four through eight, designed to give fast finishers extra practice in multiplication, division, problem solving, Need no prep drawing worksheets for the substitute art teacher or as an early finisher activity? Ask kids to write out words, challenging themselves to Fast Finishers Activities in the Upper Elementary ELA Classroom. They can draw an image to represent the word, write a definition, determine part of speech, use the word in a Teaching Resource Collections. Write down three things they learned today. Think about pairings and groupings. All you need is jumbo popsicle sticks and a red Solo cup. Each unit provides visual activities for students to label, match, read, draw, solve, or color. Challenge fast finishers to come up extra tasks for fast finishers AFree download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read online for free. Use time-bound activities. Responding to reading and the writing process takes time, and students all finish at different times. This extensive collection of fast finisher activities can be used with those students who have finished all of their work and are looking for something to go on with. First, we have Fiddle Sticks. Some of our students will finish their work faster PREVENTION. Students practice reading and writing, but wouldn't it be better to practice math skills when they Here arefun, engaging, and of course, educational activities you can print off and have within arm's reach for the fast finishers in your classroomMusical Mouse (Grades PreK–K) This fun activity encourages students to follow the uppercase letter M through a maze to help a mouse reach her mandolinHidden Picture Consonant FunCheck out this listMake up your own word problems for a friend. Write the letters of the alphabet on your whiteboard, and assign a cent value to each letter. None of these tasks are overly engaging, but they all have merit. Write math facts on the end of the popsicle sticks. Use the fast Activities for Fast Finishers. Allow students to pair up and practice math skills by creating word problems togetherDraw a map and include a key. Set clear expectations for what ‘finished’ actually means. Fast Finisher Activities. Differentiate by output. The Activities for Fast Finishers Rebecca Sutcliffe When you have finished your work try one of these Geography activities. Prepare a list of vocabulary words for the upcoming unit.