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Digital micro-learning PowerPoint deck guiding students through the picture book Stuck by Oliver Jeffers, building sequencing, character analysis, and comprehension skills.
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Digital micro-learning PowerPoint deck guiding students through the picture book Stuck by Oliver Jeffers, building sequencing, character analysis, and comprehension skills.
A short illustrated storybook introducing young/early learners to Sacagawea's role as guide, interpreter, and helper during the Lewis and Clark expedition.
a listening-center resource pairing 28 back-to-school and school-social-skills picture books with QR codes that link to read-aloud videos, for use during independent reading rotations
Reading-response and literary-analysis companion for the picture book 'Dreamers' by Yuyi Morales, with print-and-go comprehension and discussion activities.
Digital book-study slide deck (companion activities) for the picture book Ira Sleeps Over by Bernard Waber, targeting reading comprehension skills.
A print-and-go picture book study companion for Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Eric Carle, combining discussion questions, hands-on crafts, and early literacy practice.
A 61-page read-aloud book companion of 44 activities for the novel 'Benno and the Night of Broken Glass' by Meg Wiviott (a Kristallnacht-era historical fiction picture book), covering comprehension, character analysis, and response-to-literature skills.
A large book-companion packet of 43 read-aloud comprehension activities to accompany the picture book The Harmonica by Tony Johnston, covering prediction, sequencing, inference, character analysis, theme, figurative language, symbolism, vocabulary puzzles, and extended writing.
A guided-reading lesson plan for Kindergarten built around a simple beginner-level book (referenced as "The Cat and the Hat" or similar), focused on phonics, sight-word recognition, and reading comprehension.
A Christmas-themed rhyming storybook in which each candy-land scene triggers a matching gross motor movement task.
Book study/companion resource for the picture book Stellaluna, providing discussion questions, comprehension activities, crafts, and extension activities.
A reading unit introducing the American tall tale genre through the legend of Pecos Bill, with a read-aloud storybook and companion activities including an anchor chart.
The Nursery Rhymes Collection Video Storybook Overview: This is an enchanting educational resource featuring all the favorite classic nursery rhymes. It offers a charming way for young readers to interact, sing along, and learn effortlessly. Featured Rhymes: Hickory Dickory Dock Humpty Dumpty London Bridge Little Miss Muffet Oh Where Oh…
A companion activity pack for the read-aloud picture book 'The Big Snow' by Berta and Elmer Hader, designed to teach students to notice and analyze an author's word choice.
writing worksheets that use the picture book 'Snowmen at Christmas' by Caralyn Buehner as a prompt for guided sentence-writing, book-response rating, and story-mapping (beginning/middle/end)
A forest/nature-themed storybook about a girl hiking a mountain in Canada with her aunt, teaching mindfulness in nature through story and yoga poses.
A short cross-curricular lesson outline pairing the picture book 'The Great Kapok Tree' with math problem-solving and reading/writing workshop activities about the Amazon rain forest.
A curated set of read-aloud video links to diverse/anti-racist children's books, paired with a reflection activity, to teach social justice, diversity, and anti-racism themes.
A short illustrated Christmas story ('Santa Slips') in which two children help an injured Santa, for read-aloud or independent reading.
A homeschool/co-op-friendly lesson plan built around the picture book 'Eye to Eye: How Animals See the World' by Steve Jenkins, guiding a child through discussion, reading, drawing, and video activities to learn about different animal eye designs and functions, then create and present a model of an animal's eye.
A social-skills story (animated PowerPoint plus a printable storybook) teaching K-3 students why rules exist across school, classroom, family, and social settings, that laws are more serious than rules, followed by brainstorm worksheet activities.
Illustrated read-aloud storybook retelling the Nativity story for young children through the eyes of a friendly alien, Zoggy, who secretly watches a school Christmas play.
A farm-themed storybook about friends Sally and Sam visiting a farm, teaching yoga poses tied to farm activities and animals.
Use these question sets after independent reading or a class read-aloud of Hatchet. Students record responses on the supplied lines as they work through all nineteen chapters and the epilogue, with occasional paragraph prompts extending the discussion beyond recall. The packet does not include an answer key. For additional work with the same novel, see Hatchet novel study .