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Classroom Observation: Sight Word Bingo
1. Describe the students in the classroom/
A student named Dashawn was chosen to help prepare for an activity, Sight Word Bingo. He was instructed to give each student a bingo card. Deshawn perform the task beautifully. Mrs. Thomas also ask Zoe to assist her in preparing for Sight Word Bingo. Zoe's task was to give each student 8 tokens or coins to cover the site word or letter.. Zoe was an excellent helper.
2 Describe the purpose of the activity and lesson taught.
Site word bingo utilizes different learn skills it reinforces math with geometry, like using diagonal lines straight lines that are horiztal or vertical. Couting and listening skills for he word or letter that is given to the student. The teacher reads it once so the student must
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