"There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly" | Picture Book Study

Explore this engaging resource for "There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly." These activities are perfect for preschool, kindergarten, or 1st grade!

How to Use This Resource:

Look through these resources and choose which ones you'd like to use.. Print copies as needed for your students. Read the book together, then work through the extended learning materials as a whole group, small groups, centers, or independent work!

Included Resources:

• Comprehensive teacher discussion guide

• Creative book projects and activity suggestions

• YouTube links for supplementary content

• Cut-out Old Lady face with a movable mouth

• Colorful animal illustrations for feeding the Old Lady

• "What Would You Swallow?" imaginative drawing and writing template

• Jigsaw puzzle

• Decorative story crown template

• Interactive story patterns "cut and glue" worksheet

• Tracing exercises for skill reinforcement

• Captivating story maze

• Thought-provoking compare stories Venn Diagram worksheet

• Stimulating "What Do You Think" writing and drawing prompt

• Two dynamic book report templates

• Three Draw and Write early writer prompts

• Story-inspired writing pennant

• Delightful "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly" coloring page

• Two pages of colorable finger puppets

• Fun-filled cut and glue activity placing animals inside the Old Lady template

• Sequencing activity depicting the Old Lady's progressive swallowing

• Mini-booklet for coloring and tracing, featuring nine half-pages with optional writing lines

• Challenging maze guiding the Old Lady to swallow the fly

• Tracing page aiding in the Old Lady's quest to swallow the fly

• Three letter "F is for Fly" handwriting practice pages

• Interactive "Fill In The Missing Story Word" exercise

• Customizable "Design Your Own Cover" template

• Educational labeling activity identifying parts of the book

• Engaging story word and picture sorting activity

• Puzzle-like "Finish the Words From The Story" task

• Sight word worksheet focusing on "WHO" and "WHY"

• Digraph worksheet centered on the "SW" sound

• Word identification exercise highlighting terms from the story

• Sound-out words cards for phonetic practice

• Sight word cards for reinforcement

• Story Elements worksheet for comprehension development

• Tracing and writing practice for words featured in the story

• Sequencing strips for reconstructing the storyline (offering two versions for alternate endings)

• Provocative "Why Do You Think She Swallowed The Fly?" writing prompt

• Three additional dynamic writing prompts to stimulate creativity and critical thinking