Do you love using a pocket chart in your classroom? The pocket chart center is always a class favorite. The kids love that they can get up and moving while learning. I love how versatile it is, and how it can be changed so easily to incorporate so many different activities throughout the school year.
I always keep a pocket chart in my learning center rotations. Sometimes the pocket chart has math activities, seasonal activities, reading activities, or word work activities. This is an example of a set of pocket chart activities that I have created to use in my classroom.
This long vowel/short vowel pocket chart word sort is placed in our pocket chart center after I have introduced each vowel. Students sort pictures into long vowel/short vowel sounds by placing picture cards in the pocket chart beneath each vowel card heading.
Students love this pocket chart sort! I make sure that I introduce each pocket chart whole group before I place it as an independent activity. I also provide a follow up independent practice sort for the students to complete after finishing the pocket chart. This holds them accountable by having something to turn in.
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