Six pages: write the compound for two pictures, write the two words in each compound, draw lines to join halves, and write the compound a meaning tells about from a bank.
Hold up word cards for sun and flower and put them together. Ask how the two words tell what a sunflower is.
Play a compound word game on a walk: mailbox, sidewalk, doorbell. Who can spot the most?
Two short words that join to make a new one, like rain and bow, bee and hive, or tooth and brush. Students put picture words together, split compounds apart, match the halves and use what the parts say to find a word's meaning.
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