bag they came from. To solve this problem, I have begun numbering the pieces on the back. ___________________________________________________If I create a puzzle with nine pieces, I will label all 9 pieces with the same number in pencil before I laminate it and before the kids cut it apart. Then I also label the ziploc baggie with a matching number. This way, when pieces wind up on the floor, I know where to put them back. Another time saver: Have kids help you! You don’t have time to cut out 24 puzzles with nine pieces each. The first time I make something new, I let my first class cut out the pieces and then it’s ready for all future groups. Here are some puzzle sentences and other vocabulary puzzles I use with my students that I use this trick with! Here is a sample of Gustar verb puzzle sentences in action! The product for sale is obviously typed up and cute, but these are the original pieces I made by hand for my students before I got into Teachers Pay Teachers. I like these activities because it's helpful for the students to be able to move around the words and understand the order more easily!
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