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Preview of Tap the Magic Tree related activity

Tap the Magic Tree related activity

After reading Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson, have students draw the tree in each season. Use to discuss life cycles and changes over time.
Preview of Guided Reading/Read Aloud Plan THUNDER AND LIGHTNING by Wendy Pfeffer Level K

Guided Reading/Read Aloud Plan THUNDER AND LIGHTNING by Wendy Pfeffer Level K

Created by
LessonPlansNY
Guided Reading/Read Aloud Plan for Thunder and Lightningby Wendy PfefferGuided Reading Level K -vocabulary picture word wall cards organized by chapter (perfect for ESL ELL students) -vocabulary worksheet for students -comprehension questions for each chapter
Preview of Going Green Unit!  A Unit on Recycling!

Going Green Unit! A Unit on Recycling!

Quick and easy recycling activities your students will love! This unit contains activities to go along with Michael Recycle by Ellie Bethel, We Are Extremely Very Good Recyclers by Lauren Child and The Lorax by Dr. Seuss! Please leave feed back!
Preview of DINOSAUR DIG- LETTER & NUMBER RECOGNITION

DINOSAUR DIG- LETTER & NUMBER RECOGNITION

Created by
Fixico Kinder Co
Use these dinosaur bones in a sand sensory center to practice letter recognition and number recognition!
Preview of Where in the World Do I Live? Mini book

Where in the World Do I Live? Mini book

THis is a great resource to use when learning about space. The book starts at the smaller scale (where do they live- city) to gradual bigger places such as state, Country, Continent, planet, solar system to galaxy, Students write their answers on there is a version for students to trace the words. Words are repetitive which makes it easy for early readers to read! Happy Teaching!
Preview of Bodies of Water

Bodies of Water

Created by
cari griffith
This is an easy printable reader for children to learn about bodies of water. This book goes along with the Common Core Science/Social Studies standards.
Preview of Lifecycle of a Butterfly Mini-Book

Lifecycle of a Butterfly Mini-Book

Created by
Meghan Murray
Lifecycle of a Butterfly printable Mini-Book. Level 1-2. Many sight words included.
Preview of Whos there BEWARE WH, How and Can questions book companion

Whos there BEWARE WH, How and Can questions book companion

Book Whos there BEWARE by Patricia Hegarty PLUS FREE Science investigation about light, mixing colours and shadows Practice your Wh questions, How questions and Can questions with these book companion flash cards. They are easy to use with page references. Wh questions include: Which What When Where Who and Why
Preview of Spring into March with Caterpillars!

Spring into March with Caterpillars!

Create a classroom caterpillar. Using one circle (or lid or round object) for each child. Print template, cut circles and decorate! Add legs and antennae using pipe cleaners. Use as a math lesson and add numbers to your caterpillar bodies, use as a science lesson and tie it in with Language literacy and read Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Add fruit to your caterpillar bodies!
Preview of The Very Hungry Caterpillar Pack

The Very Hungry Caterpillar Pack

Created by
That's Textbook
This colourful literacy pack includes: - What the Caterpillar ate comparison - Describing the caterpillar - Who, When, Where and What worksheet
Preview of Five Little Sea Shells

Five Little Sea Shells

FREE copy of sea shell poem found in the book, "The Lonely Little Sea Shell", by Beth Carter
Preview of Scripture Journaling:  INDESCRIBABLE, 100 Devotions About God & Science

Scripture Journaling: INDESCRIBABLE, 100 Devotions About God & Science

The child/student will use the book, "Indescribable, 100 Devotions About God & Science" by Louie Giglio (and illustrated by Nicola Anderson) to create a scripture journal. To create this scripture journal simply cut the attached scripture strips & glue them onto their own page. You will need a 100 page spiral notebook to accommodate the 100 scriptures and devotions within this book. After reading each devotion children/students will draw & write about each verse & science fact.
Preview of Character Cut-Outs for Lizzie Lou and Marmalade Moo

Character Cut-Outs for Lizzie Lou and Marmalade Moo

Created by
Tops the Monkey
Children love Lizzie Lou and Marmalade Moo! Character Cut-Outs are a terrific way for children to retell the story. E-book One, "It's Raining Acorns," is available for only one dollar at Smashwords, https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1417429, and other commercial sellers, as well as certain online libraries. This story is a wonderful resource to use in teaching about the Fall.
Preview of Ocean Animal Writing Page

Ocean Animal Writing Page

An easy template for grade one students to write about if they could be an ocean animal which one would they be.
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