Wordless Wednesday Linky Party is BACK! {Googly Eye Masks}


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1. Use it when teaching sensory words or adjectives. One student has to wear the eye mask while the other students explain something using only adjectives. Or that student has to hold something and use their senses to figure out what it might be.
2. Take a nap at lunch when those little munchkins are wearing you out!
Jessica
First Grade Nest
I can definitely see these as reading puppets! Hot glue/attach to a large craft stick and use these eyes for tracking print, reading pointers!
Learning at the Teacher Table
Eyes in the back of your head? 🙂 One of my kiddos said her mom told her I had them so she better not doing anything bad behind my back. Hope your week is going well!
Amanda
Those are really cute! Have students wear them at the guided reading table as a tool for sounding out words. They can be an "extra set of eyes" that help them with tough words.
Thanks for hosting this link up! I'm enjoying it 🙂
Stacy
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