No writing of the words is necessary for the blind sort. Also, remember to tell your child the words... do not show them the words! Have fun!

What is a written blind word sort? Begin by thinking about a blind word sort. This is when words are sorted but not seen. Add writing and you have a written blind word sort. Written blind word sorts …

Ask your child to do a Speed Sort: sort them a second time as fast a possible. When finished place the words in a bag for tomorrows activity. Blind Sort: Do a no peeking sort with your child. Lay down a …

Supplement your word sorting routine with these printable, no-prep, visual sorting instructions posters!

· Blind sort—This is a closed sort in which the teacher calls out the words and the students point to or say the categories they see listed on the worksheet, board, or overhead.

1- Take your time on the practice page. 2- Sort the Words- There are different types of sorts. Sort for Leslie Allen. Then find your level and the sort for the week. The sorts are on the homework letter. 4- …

Blind Sort: Using provided words, students spell or write the words in the correct category as a partner calls each word aloud without showing it. Speed Sort: Students sort words quickly under the correct …

Dec 19, 2007 · Definition of blind sort, possibly with links to more information and implementations.

This sort is important for students who may rely too heavily on visual patterns and would benefit from paying more attention to sounds. Blind writing sorts can also help identify what words need more …

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