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Watch linked videos, read linked articles independently or aloud with an adult, complete worksheets (KWL chart, video notes, life-cycle graphic organizer, grammar organizers such as can/have/are and is/has/needs), color a habitat/elephant page, and create a final poster/lapbook/interactive notebook presenting the…
Free download Participate in a picture walk and predictions, identify and use core/fringe vocabulary words, interact with a Grover story prop, retell the story by sequencing picture cards, answer WH comprehension questions, identify a target letter (t) in isolated words and within text, complete rhyme exclusion and rhyme generation…
Explore Wacky Wednesday Book Companion – Language & Literacy.
Participate in center-based and whole-group activities across art, sensory, math, science, movement, dramatic play, and circle time — e.g. bubble art, tracing/cutting hand shapes, counting to 20 while washing hands, a germ-growth bread experiment, a 'Germ Tag' movement game, and daily circle-time discussion questions…
Watch daily videos, read informational texts, complete worksheets (KWL, video notes, life cycle graphic organizers, can/have/are or is/has/needs organizer, investigation organizer) and activities (drawing, coloring, poster/lapbook/interactive notebook) about the Arctic wolf over a 5-day sequence.
Students complete a frog journal (fill-in facts about herpetologists, habitats, diet, camouflage, cold-bloodedness), label/sequence life-cycle diagrams (4- and 5-stage versions), sort frog-vs-toad characteristics and complete a Venn diagram comparing frogs and toads, complete a 'Frogs Vs. Me' comparison and 'Froggy Similarities' writing…
Draw a picture (and, in the more advanced version of each page, also write words/names/sentences) for each of 10 topics: self-portrait, school, interests, new friends, teacher, year goal, lunch eaten, a new rule learned, favorite thing about school, and backpack.
Place magnet plants onto a garden background with roots below soil; sort plants or observe a chosen vegetable and write about it; identify the odd-one-out among 4 pictures on a card; draw and write daily journal entries documenting a plant's growth; measure life-sized vegetable cards with connecting cubes or other…
Identify a target letter (u) by name and sound, practice writing it, retell the story using cut-out props/picture sequencing, answer WH comprehension questions, complete letter identification and rhyming worksheets, use core/fringe vocabulary word strips, and fill in sentence stems and character/story element webs.
Watch daily videos, read short articles, complete a KWL chart and video-notes worksheets, fill in graphic organizers (life cycle, 'can/have/are', investigation charts), do drawing/coloring activities, assemble interactive notebook pieces, and complete a culminating poster/lapbook/interactive-notebook project about the…
Identify a focus letter (name/sound/writing), practice writing letters, use core words and fringe vocabulary strips, retell the story with cut-out story props, answer picture-supported comprehension questions, respond to CROWD/CAR shared-reading prompts, complete predictable sentence-writing activities, fill in a…
Decode a riddle by crossing out or changing letters per written rules; draw shapes by following a teacher's oral step-by-step directions; trace a path on a map to reach a destination; fold paper and draw features to make a paper pet; draw the outcome of following numbered directions; move along a grid following…
Identify a target letter's name/sound, practice writing it, and find it in the book; use core/fringe vocabulary strips during shared reading; interact with cut-out animal story-prop characters on a storyboard to retell the story; answer picture-choice comprehension questions (e.g. 'Who had fancy feathers?'); mark…
Participate in shared reading and writing tasks: identify a target letter/sound, practice writing, use core/fringe vocabulary words, retell the story sequence, answer WH comprehension questions, use sentence stems, complete character webs, and do a related art project and science experiment.
Participate in sensory table exploration, popcorn-themed art projects (painting, collage, printmaking), a cooking experience (making popcorn), daily circle-time discussions, and math activities (counting, estimating, weighing, measuring, comparing volume/density) built around a popcorn theme.
Participate in a guided picture walk and repeated readings; use core/fringe vocabulary word strips (with Aided Language Input for AAC users) during shared reading; manipulate cut-out story props/puppets to retell the story; complete a story-sequence cut-and-paste retell activity; answer picture-choice comprehension…
A comprehensive letter-T packet covering handwriting, letter recognition, vocabulary matching, patterning, and reading of simple T-word sentences.
Participate in a picture walk and repeated shared readings of the book; use core/fringe vocabulary strips (with AAC aided-language-input support); identify a focus letter (name, sound, find in book, find a word with it); practice writing letters; use cut-out pirate/map story-prop puppets during story retelling…
Students participate in teacher-led activities across the week: sensory table color-sorting, art projects (scratch art, yarn rainbows, rainbow crayons), circle-time discussions about weather and rainbows, math activities (raindrop counting, estimation jar, cloud subtraction), science experiments (prism exploration…
Identify a target letter and its sound, practice writing the letter, find the letter in the book, use core/fringe vocabulary cards during shared reading, manipulate story prop cutouts, cut and paste pictures to retell the story in order, answer multiple-choice comprehension questions, dot/highlight the target letter in isolated letters…
Over 5 days, students watch suggested videos (e.g., prairie schooners, sod houses, one-room schools, how tornadoes form, pioneer daily life), read 2 chapters per day independently or aloud, complete a pre-reading prediction activity and a KWL chart (Know/Want to Know before reading, Learned after), answer a short-answer quiz for each of…
Fill in the dots on the bubble letter and each themed picture using do-a-dot markers, circle stickers, or another marking tool, per the activity-ideas page.
Build early literacy skills (phonemic awareness, story structure, retelling, vocabulary, cause and effect) around the Hickory Dickory Dock nursery rhyme.
Identify letters and sounds, practice writing letters, use vocabulary flip strips and story props to retell the story, answer comprehension and WH questions, complete a letter-identification dot/highlight activity, fill in predictable sentence stems, and complete a character description web.