Ww is for Words and W_ _ _

Words . . . words . . . wonderful words.

There's a lot of things you can do with words in a

doodle book . . . Cut words out of a magazine

and glue them on a page--maybe one for each

letter of the alphabet . . .

  

Look in the dictionary and find and write one favorite word

for each letter of the alphabet . . . or write new words you

discover as you are reading any book.

A few good "word" books:

This book has only words and is best if read aloud.

The students in this book are given an assignment

to choose three words for each letter of the alphabet

and write them into a sentence--26 sentences in all!

You could do that in your doodle notebook, but

it might feel too much like homework.

 

And this book has lots and lots of words

and lots and lots of pictures!

Last, but not least, here are six words that

describe favorite things of a certain someone

who is turning six years old today  . . .
whales . . . maps . . . ocean
 . . . legos . . . piano . . . green

Happy Birthday Wade!
Love, Grandma