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Write about Mom, prepare thank-you messages and practice themed literacy skills for Mother’s Day. Broader family and reading resources provide optional extensions.
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Students love the opportunity to make something for their parents. This is a fun Mother's Day activity where students get to list all of their mom's favorites. It is two pages that students can color and make their own. The first page is a heart where students can draw a picture of their mom. . On the second page…
Draw a picture of themselves and their mom, list the top 5 reasons they love their mom, and sign their name.
Ask a parent/special person 10 interview questions (e.g. 'What was I like as a baby?', 'What is your favorite thing to do with me?') and write down their answers on the printable, then sign it.
Look at a cartoon picture and use all 5 given words (card, heart, draw, mom, colors) to write a short story about what is happening.
Look at a cartoon picture and write a short story incorporating all five given words (thank, card, hug, mommy, smile) describing a scene of gratitude toward a mother figure; a model/solution story is provided for reference.
Students review figurative language vocabulary, brainstorm answers about their mom/special person, select answers to turn into figurative language, and write sentences/phrases using metaphors, similes, idioms, alliteration, or onomatopoeia onto a flower template.
Read two sets of 10 Mother's Day themed words each (Set 1: Card, Nice, Hugs, Sweet, Mom, Gift, Kind, Flowers, Love, Smile; Set 2: Nap, Bake, Cook, Laugh, Care, Day, Kiss, Help, Wish, Thank) and write them in alphabetical order.
Find sight words hidden in a word jumble/word-search-like layout ('Growing Sight Words MOM') and write the found word on a flower pot.
Students fill in blanks about a family member (name, age, favorite color/food/place, things they like/love), cut and sort descriptive words into IS/CAN/HAS columns, and unscramble family-themed vocabulary words (family, grandpa, aunt, mother, brother, uncle, grandma, father, sister).
Look at a cartoon picture of a park scene and write a short story using all 5 given vocabulary words (park, swing, mom, fun, laugh).
Single-page launch/cover screen for an interactive 'Have Fun Teaching' alphabet story titled "My Mom", labeled in the file itself as a Reading Comprehension Digital Worksheet.
A short sequential narrative passage ('Mom's Busy Day') and comprehension worksheet teaching reading comprehension and sequence recall.
A short narrative passage ('Mom's Garden') and comprehension worksheet teaching reading comprehension, categorization (pretty vs. tasty), and recall.
Engage in a teacher-led book discussion using provided comprehension questions; complete extension projects/crafts (matching mother/baby animals, bird/nest craft, role-play activities, writing a note to mom); read a non-fiction passage on baby birds; complete a story jigsaw puzzle, trace-the-path maze, story crown…
This interactive and attractive set Animal Mom and Baby Matching Worksheet 10 Pages learners develop their original Animal Mom and Baby Matching Worksheetthis set contains 10 pages in this set, each in each a different Digraphs Animal Mom and Baby Matching Worksheet of dedicated Animal Mom and Baby Matching Worksheet…