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Protect classroom materials from being destroyed with DocU-Pockets! Instead of laminating, which is expensive and permanent, let young students handle their alphabet cards without worry.
Mount the DocU-Pockets on the wall or on a bulletin board with students' names attached to display their work. Easily change the work samples on a regular basis.Plus, telling them that you'll be displaying their work will motivate them to do their best! It will also save time and money spent on laminating.
When teaching new concepts, slip the work sheet into a DocU-Pocket and give students a dry erase marker to practice with before they actually have to complete their own work sheet that will go home.
Handwriting and number formation could be practiced directly on the DocU-Pocket. Students can trace over the symbols and follow the arrows to make sure they are learning the proper formation.
Use DocU-Pockets for optional enrichment activities for when students finish an assignment early. Put worksheets in a DocU-Pocket with a self checking paper on the other side.
DocU-Pockets and dry erase markers can be sent home at the beginning of the year and then weekly practice sheets could be inserted for developing their skills at home.What a great Home/School connection!
Suspend the DocU-Pockets from the acoustical tile ceiling and label the different centers within a classroom. Suspend the letter of the week over your teaching table -- the students get much more exposure to the letter and will study it throughout the week.
Thanks to Charlotte Easton Murray, a Kindergarten Teacher at
North Ridge Elementary School in Raleigh, NC, for these suggestions.
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