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Get ready to groove with The Ghost Who Loved to Dance! In this lively reading passage, students will meet a ghost who isn’t interested in haunting or scaring people,instead, he just wants to bust a move!
The Little Skeleton Who Wanted to Be Scary Reading Passage is a hilarious tale about a skeleton who just can't seem to get the whole "scary" thing right.
This resource is great for helping teachers with their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet includes a variety of different exercises that will help students improve their reading comprehension skills.
Step into the whimsical world of The Magic of Halloween Night, where spooky meets sparkly and tricks come with treats! This reading passage takes students on a magical journey through a Halloween night where pumpkins glow brighter…
Get ready to dive into the frosty fun of "The Magic of Snowflakes" Reading Passage and Activities! This story uncovers the secrets of those tiny frozen miracles falling from the sky. Did you know no two snowflakes are alike?
A low-prep spring-themed writing and drawing prompt inviting young students to imagine and describe/draw a magical garden.
Get your students excited about learning with The Missing Letters – Back to School Activity! This fun and educational resource is perfect for preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten students who are working on letter recognition and alphabet…
Reading comprehension practice using a short narrative passage, with follow-up comprehension questions.
Provide an interactive early-childhood reading packet retelling the Nativity story for Christmas-season literacy stations or early finishers.
Give elementary students vocabulary and spelling practice around the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving through three puzzle formats.
Say hello to The Pumpkin Who Wanted to Be a Pie! In this hilarious and heartwarming reading passage, students will meet a pumpkin with one dream, to become the best pie anyone’s ever tasted.
A short back-to-school reading comprehension passage about a classroom debate over recess versus art time, used to introduce persuasive opinions/reasons and practice comprehension skills.
Fall-themed reading comprehension passage about a talking scarecrow, paired with vocabulary, grammar, and creative activities for early elementary students.
Get ready for the most intense snowball fight that’s ever happened in a classroom, The Snowball Fight Challenge! This reading passage isn’t just about dodging cold projectiles; it’s packed with activities that will make your students feel…
A literacy companion resource ('bundle' of activities) built around the trade picture book 'The Snowy Day' by Ezra Jack Keats, covering comprehension, vocabulary, and writing about the story.
A companion picture-book study for 'The Story of the Pilgrims' by Katharine Ross, offering discussion questions, crafts, and literacy/pre-writing activities tied to the Thanksgiving/Pilgrims story.
This product will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading about the Johnson family going on vacation.
Get ready for the ultimate mitten mystery with The Tale of the Lost Mitten! This reading passage takes students on a wild winter adventure featuring one very unlucky mitten that somehow ends up on its own personal snowcation.
The Weather is Snowy Reading Comprehension Worksheet is the perfect way to help your students build their reading comprehension skills.
The Werewolf Who Was Afraid of the Moon Reading Passage is a hilarious tale about a werewolf with the world’s weirdest fear, he’s afraid of the moon!
This is Me Worksheet helps students share information about themselves to their new class and build culture in your classroom!
The "This is Me" Editable Class Book is an engaging literacy activity perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and grades 1 to 3. This resource makes for an excellent " All About Me " exercise or a back-to-school themed activity, encouraging…
A word search worksheet reinforcing vocabulary related to Thomas Jefferson and his role in history, government, and leadership.
A back-to-school 'time capsule' activity where students record facts about themselves and the current times at the start of the school year, to be reopened and compared at the end of the year.