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A picture-book companion resource for Gail Gibbons's 'The Moon Book,' providing 21 print-and-go activities to build listening, note-taking, vocabulary, comparison, and informational-text skills while reading the book aloud.
Free download A teacher guide explaining Curriculum-Based Readers Theatre (CBRT), a strategy of having students read aloud from curriculum-content scripts (instead of story-based scripts) to build reading fluency and retention of content information.
A multi-part reading unit that teaches upper-elementary students to identify and define fiction and nonfiction genres and subgenres (realistic fiction, historical fiction, science fiction, fantasy, folklore, mythology, autobiography, biography, informative text) plus related writing formats (expository, persuasive, personal narrative), aligned to Common…
Provide printable reading-themed bookmarks for students, given away as an incentive, early-finisher activity, art project, or gift.
A printable bulletin board display intended to remind students of good reading practices, meant for display near a literacy/reading area.
A set of mandala coloring pages that pair a calming coloring activity with a short positive-affirmation phrase on each page, to support self-esteem/SEL practice.
Black-and-white stamp-style bookmarks (2" x 6") for students to color and cut out, per the extracted title ('BOOKMARKS TO COLOR') and catalog description.
Provide an editable PowerPoint template of bookmark layouts that teachers or students can customize and print, e.g. for reading incentives.
A book-companion / interactive read-aloud packet built around the picture book 'A Storm Called Katrina' by Myron Uhlberg, covering reading comprehension, story elements, character analysis, plot structure, and text-to-text connections.
This is an "All Summer In A Day" Literary Scavenger Hunt. Your students will dive deeper into this suspenseful text and review key literary elements. This scavenger hunt and can printed or accessed digitally for students.
Support a picture book study unit built around the story 'The Apple Pie Tree,' adaptable for Pre-K through Grade 1.
A discussion guide with nine teacher-answered questions opens this 'Bark, George!' book study, followed by project and craft ideas (a cardboard 'feed George' game, a story crown, a jigsaw puzzle), four linked YouTube videos, and a one-page nonfiction reading on veterinarians. Ten greeting signs teach 'hello' in different languages, tying into the story's ending. The bulk of the set is literacy practice: tracing, a maze, sight-word and phonics pages (words containing -RK), matching, sorting, fill-in-the-blank, and story-structure worksheets covering characters, setting, sequencing, and story elements, plus open-ended writing and drawing prompts and a design-your-own-cover activity.
Big Pumpkin Picture Book Study The Big Pumpkin Picture Book Study is a resource-rich, no-prep curriculum designed to engage the young minds of preschool, kindergarten and 1st-grade students.
Provide a no-prep picture book study companion for the story 'Ferdinand,' with discussion and activity resources.
A no-prep picture book companion for "Happy Valentine's Day, Mouse!" to support a Valentine's Day book study across discussion, comprehension, letter recognition, and craft activities.
This "How Chipmunk Got His Stripes" - A History Play is an adaptation of an Iroquois folk tale. I use this during our Pre-Columbian history unit when focusing on the oral traditions and sacred stories of indigenous people in North America…
Provide comprehension and literary-analysis activities to accompany a read-aloud of the picture book 'Marvelous Cornelius' (about a real French Quarter, New Orleans street sweeper and Hurricane Katrina) for early elementary grades.
A picture-book study kit for the book 'Millions of Cats,' providing classroom discussion questions and related hands-on activities/crafts to accompany a read-aloud.
Miss Nelson Is Missing Picture Book Study: An Enriching Teaching Resource The Miss Nelson Is Missing Picture Book Study is a resource featuring myriad learning activities related to the popular picture book. Ideal for educators, it enhances language arts curricula, catering to pre-school, kindergarten, and first-grade learners. This…
Room on the Broom Picture Book Study Resource The Room on the Broom Picture Book Study is a comprehensive, no prep study guide designed for educators targeting preschoolers, kindergarteners and first graders to upgrade reading…
A picture-book companion study built around the Thanksgiving story 'Sharing the Bread' by Pat Zietlow Miller, offering discussion questions, crafts, and early-literacy printables for early childhood classrooms.
A picture book study for 'The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear,' featuring classroom discussion questions (with sample teacher answers) and hands-on activities for Pre-K through Grade 1.
A picture-book companion set for the story "The Biggest Valentine Ever" (by Steven Kroll), giving teachers discussion questions, project ideas, and printable activities for a Valentine's Day themed classroom study.
Dive into "The Day It Rained Hearts" with this comprehensive, no-prep picture book study —an ideal resource for celebrating Valentine's Day in the classroom.