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Teacher Texas State Symbol Book

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Texas symbols book page 1: Bluebonnet asks 'What do you see?' and sees a Texas Horned Lizard.
Page 1 of the chant book: Bluebonnet
Texas symbols book page 2: Texas Horned Lizard asks 'What do you see?' and sees a pecan tree.
Page 2 of the chant book: Texas Horned Lizard
Texas symbols book page 3: Pecan Tree asks 'What do you see?' and sees a Mockingbird.
Page 3 of the chant book: Pecan Tree
Texas symbols book page 4: Mockingbird asks 'What do you see?' and sees a long horn.
Page 4 of the chant book: Mockingbird
Texas symbols book page 5: Long Horn asks 'What do you see?' and sees a Texas Toad.
Page 5 of the chant book: Long Horn
Texas symbols book page 6: Texas Toad asks 'What do you see?' and sees a fat armadillo.
Page 6 of the chant book: Texas Toad
Texas symbols book page 7: Fat armadillo asks 'What do you see?' and sees a Prickly Pear Cactus.
Page 7 of the chant book: Fat armadillo
Texas symbols book page 8: Prickly Pear Cactus asks 'What do you see?' and sees a cowboy and a cowgirl.
Page 8 of the chant book: Prickly Pear Cactus
Texas symbols book page 9: Cowboy and Cowgirl ask 'What do you see?' followed by 'I see Rodeo looking at me!'
Page 9 of the chant book: Cowboy and Cowgirl
Texas symbols book page 10: Rodeo asks 'What do you see?' and sees a Texas flag, with a rodeo rider shown.
Page 10 of the chant book: Rodeo
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Preschool, Grade 1, 2

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About This Product

Students will love this friendly Texas Student Rodeo book using a familiar chant. They will memorize the symbols in a bliss and will have fun with it. I sit down with my students to make them color the symbols the right way and help them glue their picture at the end.

I read the book in circle time and small group. I played a guessing game, use it in transition time or when we were waiting in line. They are totally engaged!

The book includes Texas State Symbols: Bluebonnet, Mockingbird, Texas Horned Lizard, Longhorn, Texas Flag, Map, State Capital, Cowboy, Cowgirl, Rodeo, Armadillo, Mexican Free-tailed bat, Monarch Butterfly, Texas Toad, Prickly Pear Cactus, Pecan Tree, and a page where proud Texans glue their picture from Rodeo Day.

What's Included

The book includes Texas State Symbols: Bluebonnet, Mockingbird, Texas Horned Lizard, Longhorn, Texas Flag, Map, State Capital, Cowboy, Cowgirl, Rodeo, Armadillo, Mexican Free-tailed bat, Monarch Butterfly, Texas Toad, Prickly Pear Cactus, Pecan Tree, and a page where proud Texans glue their picture from Rodeo Day.

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