Alphabetically Yours: Volume: 1 Issue: Qq
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Welcome to the seventeenth edition of Alphabetically Yours. I am looking
forward to introducing you to a multitude of activities, suggestions, and
tips for Having Fun with the Alphabet. Please feel free to write with any
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Qq Activities:
Alphabet Animal Sound game
By Mrs. Alphabet: Letter Qq
Quiver like a quail on the run
Quivering from a hunter's gun!
Hear the q sound in my name
Play the q sound animal game!
Quincy
By Mrs. Alphabet
Use this poem to identify and spot Q names, elicit new Q names, and then
brainstorm other places to live that begin with a Q from your class.
Quinn and Quentin live in Quincy with me
Quinta wants to visit and see.
What other Q kids do you think live there
In marvelous Quincy far far away from here?
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Interview 6 people and ask them this question: Did you ever eat a quahog?
Describe a quail and then illustrate the quail. Fill in the blanks: Quails
like to ____________, _____________, and _____________.
Want to do a quaint unit on quilts visit here:
http://www.angelfire.com/ma/1stGrade/pagequilt.html
Take an imaginary trip to a quarry and describe what you see and then
illustrate your story.
Visit Quebec on your map or globe:
http://travel.yahoo.com/destinations/North_America/Countries/Canada/Cities/Q
uebec_City/
Yes; you can quote me visit here:
http://www.startingpage.com/html/quotations.html
For all you queen bees visit:
http://www.konaqueen.com/
How about this quick recipe for fudgey brownies:
http://www.ichef.com/ichef-recipes/Cookies/3342.html
Take a taste test using Quaker Oatmeal and create a rating scale or rubric
with your class. Or try making this original Quaker oatmeal cookie recipe:
http://www.ichef.com/ichef-recipes/Cookies/53959.html
Use quarters as counters or for simple math problems: estimating, counting,
adding, subtracting, or bingo markers.
Measure out a quart of liquid and discuss how many pints equal a quart,how
many quarts equal a half gallon, and how many quarts equal a gallon.
Brainstorm other items that are sold in quart containers.
Use different size quartz for a math lesson demonstrating: color, shape,
size, sorting, and counting.
Graph how many children were born in Quebec.
On the Q.T. if you want to join the Quakers Beanie Baby Club visit:
http://expage.com/page/quackersbeanieclub
Taste quinine water and talk about how it tastes and the similarities and
differences from water.
If I were a queen I would _________________, but I wouldn't
__________________.
Create class Q charts and place child's name at the end of his/her sentence:
Design a questionnaire with your class.
Play the game 20 questions.
Find quartz crystals and share with the class.
To simulate quicksand:
http://www.family.disney.go.com/Categories/Activities/Features/family_0401_0
1/dony/donyout_bklab/donyout238.html
Make an art project using Q-tips to paint and dab.
Discuss a quarrel you had with a friend or a family member.
List names that begin with Q and talk about what you see or hear.
Check names in the class for q sounds. Make a graph of children that have
the Q sound in their name.
Read a poem and have children color code all the q words.
Try introducing this q word: quince Ask the children what they notice
about the word.
Whose family has the most Q names?
Use these words to rhyme: quit quack quote queen
Tongue Twister: Quentin questions quietly.
Make a predictable chart: At the quadrangle I saw ____________.
Order your students in a line from Q to P.
Q Books: The Quilt Story, Quiet Please, and Quick, Quiet, and Feathered :
What Am I?
Q Author: Robert Quakenbush
http://www.rquackenbush.com/
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Alphabetically Yours,
Anne AKA Mrs. Alphabet
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