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Santa’s Compound Cookies Activity

Using Santa’s Compound Cookies Activity, studentsput together his cookies to form compound words to figure out what Santa wants for Christmas.

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How to teach Compound Words

Using Santa’s Compound Cookies Activity, studentsput together his cookies to form compound words to figure out what Santa wants for Christmas.

Your students will encounter compound words in many of the books and passages that they read. This activity familiarizes your students thirty compound words.

The goal of the activity is to match two halves of Santa’s cookies to create a compound word. Once compound words are formed, students complete the provided worksheet.

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Use this Compound Words Activity as an additional resource for your students.

Introduce this activity by cutting out the cards from theCompound Words Matching Worksheet. Have students help you put the words together to create compound words. Then, students complete activity with a partner or independently. Once finished matching, students can continue their practice of compound words using the included worksheets.

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