Everyone has a story to tell. What is yours?
Unplugged by Steve Antony is a picture book that follows Blip, a robot who enjoys being plugged in to her computer. One day she experiences a blackout and ends up outside. When she finally returns, she discovers she enjoys being unplugged. I’ve created a few resources you can use with your students while reading this story. COMPREHENSION AND VOCABULARY… Read More
Do you know why the leprechaun decided to bury his gold at the end of the rainbow? Katherine Tegen does and she explains it all in her book, The Story of the Leprechaun. Today I’m here to share some activities you can use with this story in your classroom. comprehension After reading any story, I like to make sure… Read More
The Lemonade War by Jacqueline Davies is a great story to read aloud to your class or use with your small group. This story follows both Evan and Jessie (who are brother and sister) as they dive into the world of running a lemonade stand. Along the way you will read about their grudges, misunderstandings, and competitive nature while also… Read More
Can you imagine living in a world where no one loves you and you feel all alone? That’s how Love Monster feels! This story written by Rachel Bright takes us on Love Monster’s journey as he finds love when he least expects it. Today I’m sharing how to make this Love Monster craft and writing activity that you can use… Read More
Can you imagine what would happen if Santa lost his job? Stephen Krensky has done just that with How Santa Lost His Job. Here is an opinion writing activity and craft you can use with your students after reading this book. In the story, there is always a last-minute rush before Christmas. An elf named Muckle takes it upon himself… Read More
Do you know how Santa got his job? Stephen Krensky does and he shares the details in his story, How Santa Got His Job. After reading the story, I talk to my students about the qualities that make Santa the right person for the job. Now you can do the same and create an anchor chart to use with your students…. Read More
If you loved Dear Boy, you need to check out A Boy Like You written by Frank Murphy and illustrated by Kayla Harren. This book gives me all the feels and I can’t wait to share this one with my son.
In today’s world, many people expect boys to fit into typical stereotypes. But we know there is more to being a boy than playing sports and being tough. This book encourages each boy to be unique, to follow his dreams, and to tell his story, no matter what that story may be.
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Just finished a book companion for Sea Otters, a level 1 text in the National Geographic Kids series. This resource includes graphic organizers, vocabulary cards, and several comprehension activities. If you own the bundle, make sure you grab this latest addition.
Find it here: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Sea-Otters-National-Geographic-Kids-Book-Companion-4702627
