New Year’s Cut and Paste Sentence Activity
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With New Year’s just around the corner, many teachers and students are still on holiday vacation. However, when we return, it will be a brand new year! It won’t feel that different to the kids, as calendar years can still be quite hard for young ones to grasp. But it’s still a great time to plan some fun New Year’s activities for your kids! This super fun New Year’s Cut and Paste Sentence Activity is perfect for working on scissor skills, sight words, and handwriting!
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New Year’s Cut and Paste Sentence Activity
We are working hard on our sight words and sentence structure in Kindergarten!
We are practicing reading words from left to right, and learning that sentences start with a capital and end with punctuation.
These cut and paste sentences help us not only read sight words, but form sentences too! As a bonus, this activity also strengthens our cutting and handwriting skills! Additionally, we get to color – which is always a fan favorite!
How to Prep
This activity is super simple to prep, which is extra great for that busy first week back from winter break. Simply print, and that’s it!
Give each child their own sheet along with scissors, a glue stick, a pencil, and crayons.
I especially like this printable because it can be used for any new year!
RELATED RESOURCE: New Year’s Writing Center Activities
How to Use the Cut and Paste Sentence Printable
You can use this activity in a small group or whole class. We typically talk about what the clues are for finding the start of a sentence. This is a great opportunity to discuss how to recognize and use capital letters.
If a word is not a sight word, it will have a picture clue of some sort. This indicates to students what the word is.
If it is too hard for kids to unscramble and form the sentence on their own, we will do it as a whole group. I write the sentence on the board largely for the students to see. This helps them as they are building and gives them a guide.
After they unscramble their sentence and glue it down, it’s time to write the sentence in their best handwriting!
I love that this gives them a chance to work on their printing in a way that makes them feel confident and independent!
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Claudia,
Read to your daughter… find pattern books on Reading A-Z and read with her and read good books to her. She will learn to read on her own… just keep reading with and to her.
Jennifer (Kindergarten teacher with 27 years of experience)
Hello there,
I’m a mom to a 4 year old soon to be 5. My little one attends school but because of her birthday and the district we are in she is in PRE-K or ETK. My little one already knows her numbers to 15, knows her alphabets and phonics and also her shapes and colors. She wants to learn how to read but I’m stuck in how to teach her. With the winter break on us I wanted to show her but I think I’m doing more damage then good. Is there a way to show me. I’ve purchased some workbooks but she told me they are too easy and boring for her.
Hi Claudia! I have sent you an email so that we can chat more about this – I am happy to help. : )