I tried to find words that weren't necessarily literal. The word itself doesn't really make any difference, it's what the student does with it that counts.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Four Letter Word List
Here are some of four letter words I ask my students to make. The point of the exercise is to use more than one fabric in each letter, and yet make one cohesive word.
I have 250 words, and the students get one page of ten words from which to choose. I need the students to pick a word and get to work.
I tried to find words that weren't necessarily literal. The word itself doesn't really make any difference, it's what the student does with it that counts.
I tried to find words that weren't necessarily literal. The word itself doesn't really make any difference, it's what the student does with it that counts.
Stupid thing called job, now I want to try sewing letters. I love the word lists.
ReplyDeleteIt seems silly, but I suspect that your students find the lists of four-letter words helpful - otherwise they'd spend half an hour trying to choose one!
ReplyDeleteMegan
Sydney, Australia
A fun project for elementary students, too! They could draw the letters.
ReplyDeleteZonk! That's a fun word and I think I'm going to try and make it. Zonk...love the way I feel when I say it. Zonk. :)
ReplyDeleteI like MOJO ...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing the list! You have some wonderful words.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to try a few. I made a quilt with the words ...the cow jumped over the moon...free pieced. Loved it!