Converting Classroom Activities to E-Learning #465: Challenge | Recap
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Here is a 5th grade worksheet on word building riddles which I converted. After two practice problems, the student is prompted to create their own riddles that they can print out for their friends to try.
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I found this more challenging than I expected. I like the way the exercise unfolded with the examples and then the "build your own".
- Thanks Jodi. I think 5th graders would enjoy the opportunity to print out these riddles and test their friends. The teacher could update the word list and reissue the assignment. Thinking about each letter of a word and trying to connect it to other words can be helpful in memorizing correct spelling.