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American Tall Tales | The Legendary Captain Stormalong
ELA, Reading, Grade 2, 3, 4, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Embark on an exploration of the legendary American character, Captain Stormalong, with your students. Immerse them in the classic tale brimming with adventure and exaggeration through a captivating read-aloud session. Following the story, engage in corresponding worksheets and writing prompts to reinforce learning and delve deeper into the vibrant narrative. How To Use This: Select the booklets, stories, coloring pages, or writing prompts that suit your preferences. Print enough copies for each student. Next, engage in collective reading of the stories with your students and immerse yourselves in the wonders of this incredible tall tale! Foster creativity by crafting your own tall tale and employ the accompanying worksheets and activities to expand and reinforce your newfound knowledge. What You Get: · Anchor Chart about Tall Tales · Captain Stormalong Poster – This is a blank poster with just an image featuring Captain Stormalong. It can be printed and laminated. You may even choose to print copies for students and allow them to use the blank space to write facts about Stormalong. · Captain Stormalong Poster with information · Black and White Booklet with Captain Stormalong's story – Perfect for allowing students to utilize as a coloring booklet. · Color Booklet with Captain Stormalong's story · 1-page student version of the story · 2 Captain Stormalong writing templates · 2 Captain Stormalong coloring pages · What Did Captain Stormalong Look Like? drawing page – Students will use their imagination and draw what they think he looked like in the empty space. Encourage students to add lots of detail and get creative! · What Else Did Captain Stormalong Do? Writing Prompt – Students will use their imagination and think up something else that he might have done. Encourage them to not just rewrite some of the stories they’ve heard… make up a totally new one. Make sure they exaggerate and use words that they think would fit into a tall tale! · Venn Diagram to compare tall tales characters
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags American Tall Tales, Captain Stormalong, Writing Templates, Anchor Chart, Booklets, Coloring Pages, Literature, Stormalong Book, Captain Stormalong, Stormalong Story
American Tall Tales | The Legendary Annie Oakley
ELA, Reading, Grade 2, 3, 4, Literacy Readers, Teacher Tools
Explore the great American character Annie Oakley with your students. Read aloud Annie's classic tale full of adventure and exaggeration. Students love this tall tale! After reading the story, do the coordinating worksheets and writing prompts to reenforce the lessons from Annie Oakley. How To Use This: Choose which booklets, stories, coloring pages, or writing prompts you want to use for your Annie Oakley tall tale study. You can decide how much of this is done together and how much is done independently! Enjoy! What You Get: · Anchor Chart about Tall Tales · Annie Oakley Poster – This is a blank poster with just an image featuring Annie Oakley. It can be printed and laminated. You may even choose to print copies for students and allow them to use the blank space to write facts about Oakley. · Annie Oakley Poster with information · Black and White Booklet with Annie Oakley's story – Perfect for allowing students to utilize as a coloring booklet. · Color Booklet with Annie Oakley's story · 1-page student version of the story · 2 Annie Oakley writing templates · 2 Annie Oakley coloring pages · What Did Annie Oakley Look Like? drawing page – Students will use their imagination and draw what they think she looked like in the empty space. Encourage students to add lots of detail and get creative! · What Else Did Annie Oakley Do? Writing Prompt – Students will use their imagination and think up something else that she might have done. Encourage them to not just rewrite some of the stories they’ve heard… make up a totally new one. Make sure they exaggerate and use words that they think would fit into a tall tale! · Venn Diagram to compare tall tales characters
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags American Tall Tales, Annie Oakley, Graphic Organizers, Venn Diagram, Writing Prompts, Writing Templates, Literature, Close Reading, Booklet, How Tall Was Annie Oakley
Aesop's Fables "The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse"
ELA, Literature, Grade 1, 2, 3, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Aesop's Fables The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse This is a comprehensive teaching resource based on the timeless fable. Ideal for 1st to 3rd grade students, it lends itself well to whole group learning, small group activities, or homework assignments. This resource provides several versions of the story along with a reader’s theatre script for an engaging theatrical experience. Additionally, it provides worksheets designed to focus on key academic areas such as comprehension and vocabulary. It also stimulates visual interaction via carefully crafted coloring pages of Town Mouse and Country Mouse. Versatility: educators can pick specific tools from this rich collection that have been designed with customization in mind. Durability: resources can be laminated for multiple use by students or reuse year after year. ' Anchor Chart ': a tool offered in this package defines what a fable is through simple yet detailed explanation. An insightful ‘Who was Aesop?’ non-fiction article – something educational but written in easy-to-understand language makes it ideal for younger learners. Creativity & Play The curriculum encourages creative play blending fun with instruction effectively with cut-out characters that can be made into puppets and sequential story strips (with optional titles). Students are also encouraged to write their own version of the fable using templates provided in this kit. Focusing on Character Traits The materials include dedicated worksheets encouraging discussion about character traits in more detail thus providing a more enriching learning experience for kids. Tackling Different Aspects of Learning Through Writing Prompts The curriculum culminates its enriching literature exploration journey with guided writing prompts encouraging kids to delve deeper into various aspects such as habitat preferences or story summary/response writing tasks via fun character-topped templates. Standout Features: This resource bundle is unique owing to its multidimensional approach in presenting classic fables through accommodating different learning styles and preferences. Offering a 20-page printable PDF, it provides educators with an effective flexible teaching tool that is both engaging and enlightening in its approach.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Fables, Teaching Resource, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Creative Play, Town Mouse And Country Mouse Moral, The Town Mouse And The Country Mouse Summary, The Town Mouse And The Country Mouse Moral, The Country Mouse And The City Mouse Fable, Country Mouse City Mouse Printable Story
Aesop's Fables "The Tortoise and the Hare"
ELA, Reading, Grade 1, 2, 3, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
You'll love this comprehensive resource for “The Tortoise and the Hare” Fable.This resource is best suited for 1st – 3rd grade students. This Unit has a few versions of the story, a readers theatre so you can act it out with your students, crafts, and worksheets to help expand your learning experience. You can pick and choose which resources you want to use to make the best unit possible! How To Use This: Look through all the versions and options and choose which to print. Laminate the resources that will be handled by many students or that you want to reuse year after year. I've tried to include enough resources here that you can personalize and create a meaningful fable unit! What You Get: - "Fable" Anchor Chart defining a fable - "Who Was Aesop" non-fiction article - Coloring Page of The Tortoise and The Hare - Color illustration of The Tortoise and The Hare - Modern Day Version of the story of "The Tortoise and The Hare" - Original Story of "The Tortoise and the Hare" by Aesop - Comprehension question worksheet - Readers Theater of the Fable (3 scripts, one for each character with highlighted lines) - 2 pages of cut out characters to make into puppets - Sequencing Story Cards (With and without sequential titles) - Worksheet with character traits and vocabulary words - Writing template to write your own version of the fable - Writing template with question "How Would You Run A Race?" - Writing template with character topper for story summary or story response. Here are links to similar resources in my store: - Beauty and the Beast Differentiated Early Readers - Earth's Layers and Spheres | Earth Science Unit - Letter Handwriting Practice Pages Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags The Tortoise And The Hare, Sequencing, Writing Prompts, Readers Theatre, Folk Tale, Tall Tale, Moral, Writing A Fable Template, Tortoise And The Hare Story Printable
Aesop's Fables "The Lion and the Mouse"
ELA, Reading, Grade 1, 2, 3, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
You'll love this comprehensive resource for “The Lion and the Mouse” Fable.This resource is best suited for 1st – 3rd grade students. This Unit has a few versions of the story, a readers theatre so you can act it out with your students, crafts, and worksheets to help expand your learning experience. You can pick and choose which resources you want to use to make the best unit possible! How To Use This: Look through all the versions and options and choose which to print. Laminate the resources that will be handled by many students or that you want to reuse year after year. I've tried to include enough resources here that you can personalize and create a meaningful fable unit! What You Get: · "Fable" Anchor Chart defining a fable · "Who Was Aesop" non-fiction article · 2 Coloring Pages of The Lion and the Mouse · Color illustration of The The Lion and the Mouse · Modern Day Version of the story of "The Lion and the Mouse" · Original Story of "The Lion and the Mouse" by Aesop · Comprehension question worksheet · Readers Theater of the Fable (3 scripts, one for each character with highlighted lines) · Cut out characters to make into puppets · Sequencing Story Strips (With and without sequential titles) · Worksheet with character traits and vocabulary words · Writing template to write your own version of the fable · Writing template with question "How Would You Help the Lion Get Free?" · Writing template with character topper for story summary or story response. Here are links to similar resources in my store: - Beauty and the Beast Differentiated Early Readers - Earth's Layers and Spheres | Earth Science Unit - Letter Handwriting Practice Pages Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags The Lion And The Mouse, Story Elements, Character Traits, Sequencing, Aesop, Folk Tale, Literature, Reading, Drama, Readers Theatre
Aesop's Fables "The Fox and the Grapes"
ELA, Reading, Grade 1, 2, 3, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Bring Aesop's classic fable "The Fox and the Grapes" to life with this adaptable teaching resource. The expansive kit features the tale told through multiple versions. Extend comprehension via sequencing strips, characterization charts and passage-based questions. Then reimagine plot points by writing a personalized fox adventure or an alternate ending. Budding dramatists will love the scripted readers theater incorporating highlighted narration and role play. Craft vivid character puppets to animate as the scene unfolds. Compare the core morals of this fable to other tales in the Aesopic canon through a wise introductory article. Visual learners will appreciate the vibrant coloring sheet spotlighting the fox mid-jump for the grapes. Assess retention via vocabulary boosting worksheets that sneak in valuable word analysis practice. This versatile package includes teacher notes with differentiation strategies plus connections to ELA curriculum standards. Easily implement as a stand-alone multi-day fable investigation or drop modules into existing folk tale units and reading interventions for small groups. With abundant activities spanning lexical, comprehension and performance skills, this fox toolkit strengthens literary analysis from all angles! What You Get: Introductions to Aesop and Fables Coloring Page depicting "The Fox and The Grapes" Color Illustration of "The Fox and The Grapes" Modern-Day Version of the story "The Fox and The Grapes" Original Story of "The Fox and The Grapes" by Aesop "The Fox and The Grapes" Comprehension Questions "The Fox and The Grapes" Readers Theater of the Fable (2 scripts, one for the fox and narrator with highlighted lines) Cut out characters and set for creating puppets for the characters in "The Fox and The Grapes" "The Fox and The Grapes" Sequencing Story Strips (with and without sequential titles) Worksheet with character traits and vocabulary words from "The Fox and The Grapes" Writing template for crafting your own version of "The Fox and The Grapes" Writing template with the question "How Would You Get The Grapes?" Writing template with a character topper for summarizing or responding to "The Fox and The Grapes" Here are links to similar resources in my store: - Beauty and the Beast Differentiated Early Readers - Earth's Layers and Spheres | Earth Science Unit - Letter Handwriting Practice Pages Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Vocabulary Words, Coloring Pages, Folk Tale, Aesop, Sequencing, Drama, Readers Theatre, Moral, Aesop Fable Fox And Grapes, Fables For 3rd Grade
Aesop's Fables "The Fox and the Crow"
ELA, Reading, Grade 1, 2, 3, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Aesop's Fables The Fox and the Crow Teaching Resource This comprehensive package is designed for students in the 1st to 3rd-grade classroom. It provides a multifaceted exploration of one of Aesop’s most famous fables, encouraging not just reading comprehension but also character analysis, vocabulary enrichment, story sequencing and creativity engagement. Versatility and Interactive Approach It includes colorful illustrations plus a coloring page offering an interactive approach that nurtures creativity. Features various activities engaging students in different ways such as dissecting character traits or building vocabulary with worksheets. Incorporates educational tools like readers theater using scripts designed for each main character enhancing delivery skills and cultivating empathy. Rich Educational Content Presents two unique versions of 'The Fox and The Crow', accompanied by comprehension questions assisting teachers in understanding student learning outcomes effortlessly. Incorporates historical read-outs like 'Who Was Aesop' apart from developing reading skills enriching students with historical context knowledge about the author Aesop. Creative Thinking, Logical Reasoning & Hands-On Learning The package includes story strip sequencing activity invoking logical thinking capacity for kids. A writing exercise enables them to pen their version of a fable encouraging creative imagination abilities while improving articulation prowess. This is more than just a printable PDF: it serves as an all-in-one multi-modal language arts instrument focusing on enhancing literacy skills enriched by collateral learning perspectives wrapped in fun-filled endeavors!
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Reading Comprehension, Character Analysis, Vocabulary Enrichment, Story Sequencing, Creative Writing, The Fox And The Crow Summary, The Fox And The Crow Pdf
Aesop's Fables "The Ant and the Grasshopper"
ELA, Literature, Grade 1, 2, 3, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Aesop's Fables The Ant and the Grasshopper: A Comprehensive Teaching Aid This exceptional resource encompasses multiple facets of The Ant and the Grasshopper story from Aesop's Fables. Compiled with primary focus on 1st to 3rd graders, this offering includes: Vibrant versions of the folklore. Scripts for classroom theater. Craft instructions; and A variety of worksheets. Versatility in Implementation A pivotal strength that distinguishes this teaching aid stems from its adaptability. Be it whole group instruction - engulfing classrooms into dynamic theaters or initiating more intimate educator-pupil interactions, or even deploying components as homework tasks – everything is possible with these comprehensively designed materials. What’s Included? Fables in various formats including coloring pages, illustrations and a modern rendition alongside Aesop's original narrative. Worksheets equipped with more than mere reading comprehension questions – offering avenues for detailed textual analysis sessions. Innovative add-ons such as character cut-outs serving puppetry purposes during class enactments along with reader’s theater scripts consisting highlighted lines catering role-play necessities. Creative writing templates encouraging personal storytelling angles augmented by real-life applicative prompts echoing seasonal preparations. The Complete Package Beyond being a simple teaching tool for Language Arts emphasizing Literature, the assembled stack collapses timeless lessons within kid-friendly activities fostering knowledge acquisition intermingled with imaginative sparks and immersive experiences- all packed within a single, 19-page PDF file.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Fables, Aesop's Fables, Storytelling, Interactive Learning, Creative Writing, Fable Writing Template
How to Wrap a Gift | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
How to Wrap a Gift | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This innovative resource provides an excellent solution for educators seeking to introduce their young learners to the world of sequential writing. Based on wrapping a gift, this activity inspires both creativity and critical thinking among students. What's Included? 40 pages of ready-to-print material, ideal for early learners, from preschool up to grade 3. Inclusive exercises: printables, worksheets, and stimulating writing prompts. An easily integrated resource, these activities culminate into a fun-filled writing session brimming with possibilities for detailed coloring works. Two levels of editing checklists, which are fantastic tools in improving pupils' evaluating abilities while also ensuring high-quality outputs. We've also provided "Transition words" anchor charts, aiding your students in crafting well-structured and sequentially ordered sentences. This resource contains an easy-reference "How-to" Writing chart to guide your young writers when creating their compositions. In order to help visually illustrate concepts, we have included 8 color-sequencing cards (with or without enunciative words) along with cut-out black-and-white versions. A handy "What you need?", worksheet template is available designed to guide students toward the sequential steps involved in gift-wrapping. Catering Different Learning Styles: We offer full-page booklets that come complete with pictures ready for coloring. Students can then express sequences creatively in written form across each page's primary lines. We've also included half-page booklet alternatives and various other types of enjoyable prompts to engage pupils of varying proficiency levels. This practical lesson plan promotes in-class or home-based learning, encourages hands-on approaches, and serves varying group sizes effectively. Extra Resources: The How to Wrap a Gift package also includes an envelope template that students can use for the compilation of all resulting sequence cards for future referencing or reuse - a true asset to any teacher's toolkit!
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Gift Wrapping, Sequential Writing, Informational Writing, Writing Prompts, Hands-on Learning
How to Wash Your Hands | Early Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
How to Wash Your Hands | Early Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This resourceful educational tool is designed for educators aiming to provide an interactive and informative teaching aid. The package offers a comprehensive look into the correct method of washing hands using various worksheets, writing prompts, and coloring materials. Key Features: Detailed handwashing guides An array of printables for coloring , enhancing artistic skills & early writing. Vocabulary strips indicating key terms associated with the hand-washing process. Various editing checklists promoting self-correction & independent habits. Assignment Worksheets: "What do you need to wash your hands?" - Identifying tools required during hand hygiene management. There're also two types (full-page and half-page) booklets including descriptive sections with accompanying pictures ready for coloring . This addition invokes creativity while imparting important information! A mix of writing prompts enriches the content further, providing students varied opportunities to express their understanding paving way towards successful writers! Adding a fun twist-- the package includes cut-out templates encouraging learners to color while mastering precise hand-washing techniques. Suited For Ages: This product ideally caters from preschool up until primary education levels(Grade 1), focusing on language arts specifically under sub-categories of writing. Packages Available For Import: Available in PDF format for convenient access and download options. Get this as a printable delight comprised in total of 48-pages! Equip your young learners with necessary life skill— adequate knowledge about maintaining cleanliness and high health standards with our activity-packed package!
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Hand Hygiene, Handwashing, Sequencing Activity, Early Writing, Informational Writing
How to Wash Dishes | Early Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
How to Wash Dishes | Early Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This resource features an interesting approach to introducing writing and sequencing to early learners through the chore of washing dishes. Primarily aimed at preschoolers, kindergarteners and first-grade students, this 44-page pack uncovers the world of 'How-to' writing. Key Components: Anchor Charts : These guides help craft logical sequences in 'How-to' writing. Editing Checklists: Two levels are available empowering self-assessment ability among students. 'Sample Writing on How to Wash Dishes': 'Eight Colored Sequencing Cards':A set with words for reading comprehension along with a wordless set for better visual understanding. Vocabulary Strips & Worksheet:A language building tool combined with asking questions worksheet titled 'What do you need to wash dishes?' Tactile Learning Tools: This kit also includes a cut-out black-and-white sequencing cards enhancing retention through tactile learning. An envelope template is provided facilitating organizational skills among learners. Creative Writing Aids: Inclusion of full-page booklets with images accompanied by primary lines for sequence inscribing helps in creative exploration. Additionally, half-page booklets provide alternative compact option along with ample space for scripting. Prompts & Final Draft Template: Nurturing versatility literacy-wise are varied genre appropriate prompts capped by color-cut final draft templates. In conclusion, what seemingly starts as elementary housework skill effectively turns into an engaging learning experience that is adaptable across diverse use cases including group learning, individual tasks or even as homework modules.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Washing Dishes, Sequencing Activity, Informational Writing, How-to Writing, Vocabulary Building
How to Wash a Dog | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
How to Wash a Dog | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This is an inclusive educational resource designed for educators to teach grade 1 to grade 3 students the steps of washing a dog, improving their writing and sequencing skills. Main Features: The materials are engaging, student-friendly, and promote classroom discussions. The printables are ready-to-use with two versions of editing checklists. Different types of writing prompts give you options depending on diverse student capacities. Includes anchor charts explaining 'how-to' write and transition words. To foster practical participation, there are colorful sequencing cards along with black-and-white versions that students can cut out. An envelope template is also included for storage. Children can add creativity by coloring them! In the Packet: How To Wash A Dog exemplar writings: This will help students know how to structure processes in written form. Additional worksheets such as "What do you need taking care tips?" This could prompt further research amongst curious learners. You can involve your students in crafting full-page booklets using picture coloring lines that depict sequences. This product comes as a 41-page PDF readily printable for all your educational needs. It supports language art proficiency level particularly focusing on bolstering the methodology of writing. Note: The utilization of this resource could improve your classroom environment by setting comprehensive foundations receptive towards differing aptitudes among students! It also takes significant leaps forward where interactive instruction takes over traditional teaching methods thus increasing pupil attentiveness during lessons while minimizing dull teachings.' How To Wash A Dog | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing' is a fun and flexible resource that equips students to tackle forthcoming challenges!
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Washing A Dog, Sequencing Activity, Informational Writing, Expository Writing, Hygienic Care
How to Wash a Car | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
Teaching Resource: How to Wash a Car | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This teaching resource positions educators with an engaging method of incorporating practical life skills into language arts. Using various printables, worksheets, and writing prompts, it fosters a compelling writing experience for students. Practice sequencing actions and language expression: Set up an imaginary car wash station and help students visualize the steps involved in washing a car for themselves. Differentiation opportunities: Use this package for whole group instruction or small group work; varying degrees of complexity allow it to be easily adapted based on your learners' abilities. Suitable for early education grades::Whether you're teaching preschool children or first graders; this resource helps build writing confidence progressively. This practical toolset includes: Anchor charts detailing 'How-to Writing' Editional transition words catered to early writers Vibrant sequencing cards which can be customized (both with words & without) Worksheets focusing on items needed when washing cars >/> <Overall, this activity proves as a fun educational distraction, also imparting valuable life lessons about expository writing and task execution instruction. Use this activity pack to teach both important life skills and sequencing through reading and writing!
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Car Washing, Sequencing Activity, Expository Writing, Practical Life Skills, Writing Instructions
How to Rake Leaves | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
How to Rake Leaves | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing The How to Rake Leaves | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing packet is an interactive method for teaching young students about the step-by-step process of raking leaves. It enhances children's understanding of sequencing while encouraging creativity through expository writing. This resource is suitable for homeschoolers, public and private school educators. It can be used in various settings - whole group discussions in classrooms, small study groups, or as part of homework assignments. Key features include: An array of printable worksheets aimed at engaging kindergarten through third-grade learners. A versatile "How-to Writing" anchor chart along with one on transition words. Two levels of editing checklists catering to different student abilities for progressive learning at their own pace. This packet also includes a sample How-to-Rake-Leaves writing as an instructional aid that teachers can mimic with their students. This enables the fostering of modeling and imitation as crucial parts of the learning process. Included materials: Color sequencing cards (With words and without) Prompts such as 'What do you need to rake leaves' Cut-out black-and-white versions Note: An envelope template specially designed for securely storing sequence cards is available too. Fostering play-based learning In addition to this, a special template awaits eager young artists ready to create dazzling fall leaf tops and add their final touch. This turns the activity into a memorable experience! Additional resources Academic enrichment doesn't stop here. Other How-to writing units like 'How to Wash a Car' and 'How to Make an Apple Pie' are available as well. Product specifications This product comes in print-ready PDF format. It contains 36 thoughtfully curated pages specifically formatted for Grades 1-3 Language Arts/Writing curriculum. Here's your solution for making lessons engaging yet academically effective.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Raking Leaves, Sequencing, Expository Writing, Informational Writing, How-to
How to Make Spaghetti | Early Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
How to Make Spaghetti: Early Writing and Sequencing Activity is an excellent resource for educators looking to spark children's interest in language arts. Mainly concentrating on informational or expository writing, it is ideal for preschool, kindergarten and grade 1 students. This all-inclusive learning packet expertly focuses on the development of writing skills, chiefly sequential description, using the relatable theme - 'The process of making spaghetti'. It offers various worksheets with creative prompts that inspire learners to craft vibrant stories and explanations. Apart from captivating worksheets designed to enhance students' writing capability, this 52-page toolkit provides a plethora of visual aids. One noteworthy inclusion is colourful sequencing cards detailing each step needed to prepare spaghetti—one set comes purposefully devoid of descriptive words thereby challenging children further to articulate these steps in their own language. The kit also features anchor charts explaining 'how-to writings' and transition words that facilitate coherent storytelling while improving sentence structure. The module includes customizable checklists that thoroughly examine aspects like spelling mistakes down to the quality of sentence construction; ensuring substantial improvement among early writers. An instructor can adapt this versatile teaching resource as a conversation starter for a large group or alternatively use it as homework assignment promoting independent research abilities. For small groups or lone tutoring sessions where individual learning pace differs significantly, using such resources will definitely excite curiosity about imaginative thought process and expressive communication skills among the kids. Note how other elements like vocabulary word strips are incorporated along with variations in booklets featuring pictures encouraging children’s active participation via coloring while simultaneously refining their narrating capabilities. A fun idea worth considering might include actually cooking spaghetti in class along-side using these resources! This unique activity kit underlines meaningful interaction intertwined with creativity—not just confining within language arts but also encouraging learning of everyday life skills! Simple yet effective, such teaching aids certainly fuel all-rounded progress amongst young learners in their early stages of education.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Expository Writing, Sequencing, Early Literacy, Language Arts, Creative Thinking
How to Make Snow Cream | Early Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
How to Make Snow Cream | Early Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing Resource This teaching material is a priceless gift for teachers aiming to enhance their students' skills in writing, sequencing and creativity. It takes emphasis on learning how snow cream is made — an exciting topic specially structured for preschoolers, kindergarteners or first graders. This resource packet comes with a remarkable collection of printable worksheets that teachers can use in varied ways like group discussions , small gatherings or even as individual homework assignments. It starts with introducing the concept of 'How-to writing' through a vibrant anchor chart which simplifies the concept. This resource kit also includes transition words anchor charts that assist students in making more effective sentences. Included Material: Two levels of editing checklists helpful in nurturing students' grammatical accuracy and writing fluency Sequencing cards (Colorful & black/white versions) Vocabulary word strips Envelope template This versatile set includes numerous variations of writing prompts providing countless opportunities for children to practice what they have learned about expository within the fun context of making snowy desserts. Making pictorial-based booklets? No worries! Templates are also included! The complete package comes with: 51 pages Invaluable instructional tools All delivered in an easy downloadable PDF format ready to stir your class into engaged learning while having fun at the same time!
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Expository Writing, Sequencing, Snow Cream, Informational Writing, Early Writing
How to Make Popcorn | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
This cross-curricular resource uses students' interest in popcorn to teach early writers fundamentals of crafting step-by-step "how-to" explanations. The materials creatively break down the process into simple sequences designed to motivate young students. Various printable templates guide children to color, cut out, organize, and describe the methodology for popping this popular snack. The packet incorporates two leveled writing checklists suitable for kindergarten through early elementary grades to reinforce core instructional writing skills. A sample how-to paragraph models the format while a popcorn-themed sequencing word bank introduces key transition vocabulary. Vivid pictorial cards demonstrate necessary tools and steps while corresponding word cards allow for matching games or displays. Primary workbook-style templates encourage students to enumerate or depict the tools, ingredients, safety considerations, and chronological actions required to pop popcorn. Extensions guide students to describe favorite movie snacks, tailor recipes, or invent new varieties of popcorn. A final draft popcorn bag template offers the possibility of designing customized packaging if classroom cooking facilities permit. With opportunities to grow fine motor skills, sequence events, practice transitional phrases, apply controlled writing, and craft snack-inspired narratives, students gain confidence applying fundamental how-to writing techniques to an appetizing topic that stimulates imagination. The cross-disciplinary focus creatively integrates science and literacy learning through hands-on engagement centered around a beloved snack. This educational product equips teachers with abundant resources to guide students through crafting procedural "how-to" texts using the fun example of making popcorn. Two colorful anchor charts define the key ingredients of quality procedural writing and offer transition words to sequence steps. Editing checklists, provided at two levels, enable learners to self-evaluate work before publishing final drafts. A sample "How to Make Popcorn" models conventions like imperatives, chronological order and materials lists. Sequencing tasks with accompanying illustration cards ─ available with and without text ─ reinforce ordering of popping steps. Writing templates scaffold multiple angles, from brainstorming needed tools to recounting personal experiences making the tasty snack. Budding authors draft procedural passages within primary-lined booklets showcasing pictures to color. Final publications shine with the option to cut out mini popcorn buckets demonstrating the delicious outcome! Check Out More How-To Writing Units! - How to Make Gingerbread: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Pancakes: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Lemonade: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Carve a Pumpkin: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Wash a Car: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Built a Snowman: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Apple Pie: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make a Rootbeer Float: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Writing Activity, Language Arts, Writing Prompts, Pop Corn, Movie Night, Theatre, Information, Nonfiction, Emergent, Emerging
How to Make Pancakes | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
This cross-curricular resource uses students’ interest in pancakes to creatively teach emerging writers the basics of crafting step-by-step “how-to” explanations. The materials are designed to break down the cooking process into simple, engaging sequences that appeal to young students. Various printable templates guide children to color, cut out, organize, and describe the methodology for mixing up and cooking delicious pancakes. The curriculum includes two anchor charts explaining the key traits of procedural writing and common transitional words to cement understanding. A sample how-to paragraph models the desired format, while two leveled editing checklists provide developmentally-appropriate guidance for revising student work. Additionally, teachers receive a set of vivid sequencing cards demonstrating the pancake making procedure as well as individual vocabulary word cards that can be displayed or matched to corresponding images. Primary workbook-style templates prompt students to identify the necessary kitchen tools, ingredients, safety considerations, and chronological steps required to complete the task. Extensions encourage students to describe favorite pancake toppings, invent new recipes, or craft narratives around pancake characters. A final draft pancake stack provides the entertaining possibility of actually frying up the breakfast treat in class once the process has been clearly mapped. With opportunities to strengthen fine motor skills through coloring, organizing logical sequences, copying transition words, controlled writing practice, and crafting pancake-inspired stories, students gain confidence applying core procedural writing techniques to a delicious topic that feeds imagination. The cross-disciplinary focus creatively integrates science and literacy learning through hands-on engagement centered around a beloved breakfast food. This resource allows flexible implementation ranging from whole group pancake demonstrations to individual student work. Both emerging and early writers will be eager to dive into the thematic printables and activities built around a favorite classroom treat. Check Out More How-To Writing Units! - How to Rake Leaves: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Pancakes: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Lemonade: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make a Valentine: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Grow a Plant: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Cook a Turkey: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Writing Activity, Sequence Of Events, Writing Prompts, Pancake, Breakfast, Recipe, Recipes, Cooking, Baking, Sequence
How to Make Lemonade | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
How to Make Lemonade | Writing and Sequencing Activity Informational or Expository Writing How to Make Lemonade | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing is a comprehensive teaching resource designed to enhance writing and sequencing skills in young learners. This interactive packet narrates the process of making lemonade, invoking imagination while teaching vital language arts concepts. Purpose: This resource caters for educators searching for engaging ways to stimulate students' creativity and encourage participation in an entertaining yet educational environment. The versatility of its usage ranges from whole class lesson plans on sequence writing, small group exercises aiding comprehension of transition words, or as solo homework assignments heightening student autonomy. Included Features are: Colorful Printables and Worksheets: They not merely promote informational writing skills, they also add an artful touch with coloring tasks. How-to Writing Anchor Charts : Step-by-step instructions guiding children through the write-up process. Transition Word Guides: Supporting sentence formation abilities alongside two levels of editing checklists fostering self-correction skills among young learners. An Envelope Template: Storing sequence cards safely during multiple uses. A Sample Write-up on 'How To Make Lemonade': Acts like a template guiding children through their own lemon-making narrative journey. To make it more engaging, educators are encouraged to bring actual lemons or other lemonade ingredients into the classroom while discussing the process! The Benefits Encompass: Fostering Creativity and Memory Retention: The sequence cards aid memory retention through visual stimuli. Enhancing Artistic Abilities: full-page booklets including pictures ready-to-color are provided along with line spaces available catering to their little narratives. Flexibility and Inclusion: With 49 easily printable PDF pages structured for preschool up till 3rd-grade students; accommodating diverse educational needs while providing flexibility so educators can adapt to group retention averages. In conclusion, this product ensures that teaching is never boring and learning becomes engaging fun!
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Lemonade Making, Writing Skills, Sequencing Activities, Informational Writing, Classroom Resources
How to Make Hot Chocolate | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
Let's make hot chocolate! This comprehensive writing toolkit centers around the delicious example of making hot chocolate to teach elementary students procedural "how-to" composition. With abundant resources catering to diverse learning styles, the product transforms an appealing real-world routine into an engaging literacy lesson that develops sequence skills. Two anchor charts visually introduce the conventions of the genre while offering transitional phrases to connect steps. Detailed checklists support student self-evaluation at two ability levels. A sample "How to Make Hot Chocolate" modeled by the teacher demonstrates key features like chronological order, imperative verbs and listing required ingredients/tools. Sequencing tasks with vivid illustration cards reinforce the logical flow of preparations like heating milk, adding cocoa powder, stirring and garnishing with marshmallows. Versions with and without text support differentiation. Writing templates further reinforce ordering from beginning to end while building confidence to incorporate personal flair. Primary-lined composition booklets with pictures to color create enthusiasm for writing the procedural passage. Finished how-to guides shine when decorated with final draft templates featuring graphical representations of the tantalizing outcome! This cross-curricular resource incorporates math, science and life skills into literacy instruction on an essential writing form. Check Out More How-To Writing Units! - How to Make Chocolate Milk: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Caramel Apples: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Pumpkin Pie: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Wash a Dog: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Hot Chocolate: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Wrap a Gift: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Build a Sand Castle: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Decorate a Christmas Tree: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Apple Pie: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make a Rootbeer Float: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Writing Activity, Language Arts, Creative Writing, Sequence, Step By Step, Recipe, Cocoa, Hot Cocoa, Winter, Christmas
How to Make Gingerbread | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
This cross-curricular resource is a great way to creatively teach emerging writers the basics of crafting step-by-step “how-to” explanations. The materials are designed to break down the process of making festive gingerbread into clear, engaging sequences that appeal to young students. Various printable templates guide children to color, cut out, organize, and describe the steps for whipping up the tasty wintertime treat. The packet includes two anchor charts explaining the key traits of procedural writing and common transitional phrases to cement understanding. A sample how-to paragraph models the desired format, while two leveled editing checklists provide developmentally-appropriate guidance for revising student work. Additionally, teachers receive a set of vivid sequencing cards demonstrating the gingerbread making procedure and individual vocabulary word cards that can be displayed or matched to corresponding images. Primary workbook-style templates prompt students to share the necessary kitchen tools, ingredients, safety considerations, and chronological steps required to complete the task. Extensions encourage students to describe favorite holiday goodies, adapt recipes, or craft narratives around anthropomorphic gingerbread characters. A final draft gingerbread man provides the entertaining possibility of actually baking the cookies in class once the process has been clearly mapped. With opportunities to strengthen fine motor skills through coloring, organizing logical sequences, copying transition words, controlled writing practice, and composing gingerbread-inspired stories, students gain confidence applying core procedural writing techniques to a delicious wintertime topic that feeds imagination. The cross-disciplinary focus creatively integrates science and literacy learning through hands-on engagement centered around a beloved holiday tradition. This versatile resource allows flexible implementation ranging from whole group gingerbread demonstrations to individual student work. Both emerging and early writers will be eager to dive into the festive printables and activities built around a favorite seasonal treat. Check Out More How-To Writing Units! - How to Wash a Dog: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Hot Chocolate: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Wrap a Gift: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Build a Sand Castle: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Decorate a Christmas Tree: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make Apple Pie: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity - How to Make a Rootbeer Float: Informational Writing and Sequencing Activity Check out other resources from my store: Simply Schoolgirl! I can be contacted for questions and concerns at simplyschoolgirl1@gmail.com
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Following Directions, Step By Step, Writing Prompts, Sequencing, Sequence, Ginger Bread, Christmas, Winter, Gingerbread Man, Recipe
How to Make Chocolate Milk | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
How to Make Chocolate Milk | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This educational toolkit is a resource-rich package ideal for teaching the method of creating chocolate milk. It can be used for group lessons, one-to-one sessions, and homework tasks. Key Features: An introductory 'How-To Writing' chart A transition words chart with two level checklists A model essay called 'How To Make Chocolate Milk' Eight brightly colored sequencing cards (with and without descriptions) Beyond static pages, this package encourages hands-on demonstration, making the learning experience practical and engaging. Included Worksheets: Additional items in this kit include myriad worksheets offering stimulating writing prompts that encourage creativity while emphasizing key principles of informational writing. Learners can draw detailed pictures and also add color to them. Cut-out sequencing cards: The cut-out sequencing cards come in both black-and-white versions, with clear step-by-step instructions allowing learners to grasp each detail fully. To enhance practical learning further are half-page booklets large enough to include colored pictures, designed specifically for crafting sequential narratives. Beyond mere fabrication originality extends into appreciating tastes by exploring wide-ranging writing prompts focused on young writers presenting their best version of deliciously served chocolate milk. Lastly, you receive a comprehensive PDF document presented as an easy-to-print file consisting of 41 pages tailored for Grades 1-3 educators aiming to foster love for language arts among young writers.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Chocolate Milk, Informational Writing, Sequencing Activity, Expository Writing, Writing Prompts
How to Make Caramel Apples | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
How to Make Caramel Apples | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This is an all-inclusive teaching resource especially designed for educators looking to enhance their learners' writing and sequencing abilities in a fun, engaging manner. Product Description: With the learning-by-doing approach, this kit provides step-by-step instructions on making caramel apples. It's equipped with printables, worksheets, and visually appealing writing prompts designed to stimulate creativity amongst young minds. Possibilities: Group discussions in classrooms Inclusion in homework assignments Homeschooling curriculum addition. Main Features: A detailed guide on how-to writing and transition words Two levels of editing checklists that monitor understanding at each step Eight colorful sequencing cards (available with or without words) for visual learners 'What do you need to make a caramel apple?' worksheets to reinforce the process steps. Additional Tools: An envelope template for storing sequence cards. Full-page booklets with pictures ready for coloring paired alongside primary lines awaiting imaginative sentences from young creators. Half-page booklets offering balanced writing space and illustration areas ensuring cognitive development progresses along visual thinking too. Attractive Prompts: We also offer varied complexity level prompts so teachers can adjust as per individual student’s proficiency creating a leveled instruction approach within class itself! Note: All resources are more durable when laminated before use – they'll last till end-of-year cleanup. The product caters to Grade 1 till Grade 3, in the Language Arts - Writing subject area and is available in PDF format.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Caramel Apples, Informational Writing, Sequencing Activity, Expository Writing, Classroom Resource
How to Make an Apple Pie | Writing and Sequencing Activity
ELA, Writing, Grade 1, 2, 3, Activities
How to Make an Apple Pie | Writing and Sequencing Activity | Informational or Expository Writing This is a valuable resource for educators, ideal for engaging kindergarten through grade 3 students. It provides plentiful materials for crafting delightful learning experiences in writing and sequencing while teaching how to bake an apple pie. Features: Variety of printables, worksheets, and writing prompts designed to spark creativity and enhance logical thinking skills among young learners. How-to writing anchor chart that can be easily used across multiple lessons along with transition words anchor chart. Inclusive approach with sample writings on how to make apple pie and editing checklists tailored at two different ability levels ensuring inclusivity. Critical Thinking: To ease understanding the concepts further among children, this resource offers: Color sequencing cards: Both blank cards and those labeled with words teams up perfectly well with associated worksheets which are intriguingly simple yet thought-provoking aid children in enhancing their critical thinking abilities. Add-Ons: A readily available envelope template bundler up for safekeeping all sequence card - underlining its usability even after multiple uses. An inclusive range: A full-page booklet of pictures ready-to-color complements primary lines where sequences could be written out by kids. And yes! You get half-versions too! A variety of writing prompts and cut-out topped final draft edition! Focusing on Core Skills: With its meticulously curated 1st through 3rd grade content, this activity is geared towards the development of essential language arts skills. This includes sequential thinking, informational writing, and even art – via coloring activities embedded within. All neatly arranged in a convenient 57-page PDF format. Finally, a worthwhile addition irrespective of an educator working from a traditional classroom setting or homeschooling scenario. This resource will help to enrich your students' repertoire thereby contributing positively towards the overall intellectual growth and development of their students.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
Tags Apple Pie Recipe, Sequencing Activity, Informational Writing, Writing Prompts, Anchor Charts