This is a great unit to follow after reading the book "I know an Old Lady who swallowed a Pie" by Alison Jackson. This unit includes: A colored emergent reader A black lined emergent reader 2 color by number pages A sequencing page (colored and black lined) An OLD LADY CRAFT with tracers 2 old lady writing prompts Picture pocket chart cards for sequencing A ton of FUN! By BB Kidz
Here is the FUN book, I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie. Of course, I love to use literature to meet more educational needs and ideas. We use
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to help kids learn the values of being thankful, giving & showing gratitude. Here are a few free lesson plan ideas [my Thanksgiving gift to all of you who work …
A set of 25 book companions with multiple activities to practice sequencing and reading comprehension with the beloved Old Lady who likes to swallow stuff. What books are included? • Old Lady Swallowed a Frog • Old Lady Swallowed a Shell • Old Lady Swallowed Some Books • Old Lady Swallowed Some Leaves • Old Lady Swallowed a Bat • Old Lady Swallowed Some Snow • Old Lady Swallowed A Rose • Old Lady Swallowed A Clover • Old Lady Swallowed a Chick • Old Lady Swallowed a Pie • Old Lady Swallowed a Bell • Old Lady Swallowed a Turkey • Old Lady Swallowed a Cow • Old Lady Swallowed a Ghost • Old Astronaut Swallowed the Moon• Old Lady Swallowed the ABC's• Old Mermaid Swallowed a Shark• Old Pirate Swallowed a Map• I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Dreidel• Old Lady Swallowed a Cactus• Old Lady Swallowed a Truck• Old Lady Swallowed a Spoon• Old Lady Swallowed a Desk• Old Lady Swallowed a Dinosaur• Old Lady Swallowed a Dragon Find all of the book companions individually here. How do I use this? You can read this blog post here to read more about how I used these same activities with the Old Lady Swallowing a Frog. Other supplies you'll need for each book companion: • the books • a paper lunch bag • sandwich baggie Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest • Don't forget about the green ★ to follow my store to get notifications of new resources and freebies! Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!
We are so excited for this time of year and getting ready for the upcoming holidays. Even more exciting is seeing how thrilling everything is through our children's eyes. Next week we have their Thanksgiving class parties and programs, and have been getting fun little glimpses of what activities and songs they have been working hard on to share with us. Cute has been singing one Thanksgiving song none stop for at least two months. "Don't be a turkey, just say thanks!" over and over and over. We can't wait to see his little face on stage and actually hear the song in its entirety. It was only fitting with all the Thanksgiving excitement just around the corner that our little ones picked a fun themed book for this month's children's book club pick. NOVEMBER'S SELECTION: For November our little ones chose I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie by Alison Jackson. FROM THE BACK COVER: I know an old lady who swallowed a pie, a Thanksgiving pie, which was really too dry. And with that the feast begins! After the pie the old lady swallows a whole squash, all of the salad, and the entire turkey! As Mother and Father watch in shock, the two children are delighted to see the old lady growing fatter and fatter. And, in the end, the old lady makes a surprising and humorous contribution to the holiday festivities. ACTIVITY: We found a few fun activities on Pinterest, but fell in love with this set of of sequence activity cards from Mrs. Jones Creation Station. They are perfect for all ages, and such a great way for little ones to retell the story! Download the full activity and instructions HERE. PAST CHILDREN'S BOOK CLUB PICKS | October | Also, check out last year's Favorite Thanksgiving Book picks from our little ones! Happy Reading! Follow us on Pinterest HERE. Follow us on Instagram HERE. Follow us on Facebook HERE. Follow us on Twitter HERE. View our Etsy Shop HERE. *This post contains Amazon affiliated links.
This week's storytime post comes as both a sharing to fellow librarians and an instructional tutorial to families. Never have I sent a craft...
Old Lady Who Swallowed A Pie I have attached photos of cut outs you can use for felt board activities as well as words to the sto...
You can follow our adventures by adding your email address on the right of the screen! Today we read There Was An Old Lady That Swallowed a Pie. A Thanksgiving themed book about an old lady who ate too much! After we read the book we followed along again to make ourselves into the old lady who ate too much! This activity helped reinforce listening skills, sequencing, fine motor control, picture identification, and following directions. After we read the story we posed with our big, hungry, mouths open wide.
8” x 10” print For larger prints (11”x14” or 24”x30”) and more palettes visit our website lunchcitystudio.com Our color palette print collection is designed to give you the feeling of the places you love. This color palette features twenty-five iconic attractions, local favorites, small businesses, signature foods, and obscure features that are *so* Portland, Maine. This includes Willard Beach, Duck Fat, Portland Trails, Eastern Promenade, Old Port, pine trees, whoopie pie, Bug Light Park, Our Lady of Victories, Thompson’s Point, Portland Museum of Art, Casco Bay, Deering Oaks Park, Lobster Roll, Portland Head Light, Oysters, Peaks Island, Portland Observatory, breweries, Tandem Coffee, The Holy Donut, East End Beach, Back Cove, Western Promenade, and Victoria Mansion. + Printed on matte, heavyweight, acid-free paper + Signed by the artist + Made in Massachusetts + One tree planted for every sale Note: Actual colors may vary from appearance on screen. Frame not included. Reproduction and resale of artwork is prohibited without prior approval from Lunch City Studio.
We are so excited for this time of year and getting ready for the upcoming holidays. Even more exciting is seeing how thrilling everything is through our children's eyes. Next week we have their Thanksgiving class parties and programs, and have been getting fun little glimpses of what activities and songs they have been working hard on to share with us. Cute has been singing one Thanksgiving song none stop for at least two months. "Don't be a turkey, just say thanks!" over and over and over. We can't wait to see his little face on stage and actually hear the song in its entirety. It was only fitting with all the Thanksgiving excitement just around the corner that our little ones picked a fun themed book for this month's children's book club pick. NOVEMBER'S SELECTION: For November our little ones chose I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie by Alison Jackson. FROM THE BACK COVER: I know an old lady who swallowed a pie, a Thanksgiving pie, which was really too dry. And with that the feast begins! After the pie the old lady swallows a whole squash, all of the salad, and the entire turkey! As Mother and Father watch in shock, the two children are delighted to see the old lady growing fatter and fatter. And, in the end, the old lady makes a surprising and humorous contribution to the holiday festivities. ACTIVITY: We found a few fun activities on Pinterest, but fell in love with this set of of sequence activity cards from Mrs. Jones Creation Station. They are perfect for all ages, and such a great way for little ones to retell the story! Download the full activity and instructions HERE. PAST CHILDREN'S BOOK CLUB PICKS | October | Also, check out last year's Favorite Thanksgiving Book picks from our little ones! Happy Reading! Follow us on Pinterest HERE. Follow us on Instagram HERE. Follow us on Facebook HERE. Follow us on Twitter HERE. View our Etsy Shop HERE. *This post contains Amazon affiliated links.
Materialien Tissue-Papier-Muster, Papier-Anleitung, Papierumschlag Hersteller: MCCALLS Anzahl: 2443 Größe: 6 - 8 - 10 siehe Umschlag zurück für Größe und Yardage Detail Misses' Shirt und Shorts Copyright 1986 Das Muster ist ungeschnitten und werksseitig gefaltet. Umschlag Zustand - fair - Verschleiß kann eine Risse, Biegungen, Falten, Schreiben, zerrissene Klappen, Verfärbung, etc. Umschlag- und Gewebeverschleiß ist zu erwarten. Die Umschläge können Verschleiß haben, einschließlich Risse, Risse, kleine Markierungen, Verfärbungen usw. Die Stücke können kleine Risse, altes Klebeband auf ihnen, fehlende Stücke, etc. haben. Wenn Sie es nicht akzeptieren können, kaufen Sie es bitte nicht. Alle Muster in diesem Speicher können nicht zurückgegeben oder geändert werden. Vielen Dank für Ihr Verständnis. PS: Wenn Mustergewicht dieses Satzes mehr als 100 Gramm ist, so dass seine Versandkosten ein wenig teurer sein wird.
Love the Old Lady books but don’t have time to prep accompanying activities? Look no further than the I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie Printables Pack. This pack targets a variety of literacy, language and listening skills. Simply, print the black and white pages, and you’re ready to go! Activities include: 1. Sequencing- Cut and paste pictures in story order 2. Comprehension- Circle the items the Old Lady swallowed in the book 3. Retelling- Cut out a cut Old Lady spinning wheel and retell the story, as you spin each item into the Old Lady’s mouth 4. Functions and Attributes- Find items in the book matching the given function or attribute and color. 5. Rhyme Sort- Sort pictures by rhyme 6. Following Directions- Listen to one-step, conditional, sequential and directional directions to perform the tasks 7. Non-Fiction Comprehension- Listen to a short passage about the pie and answer questions (RL 3.6) You will love this print-and-go packet! So many targets can be covered simply by printing the pack! Please note: You must purchase the book, I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie by Alison Jackson, separately. AKA: There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie
FREE printable matching and sequencing activities to go along with the book series Old Lady Who Swallowed..., including a fly, a pie, a bat, a bell, a shell, a chick, a rose, a clover, some leaves, some snow, some books. Great book activity for toddlers, preschool and kindergarten.
I back from my blogging hiatus. I haven't checked up on the blog world in over a week. That is a long time for me. November flew by. I cramm...
I back from my blogging hiatus. I haven't checked up on the blog world in over a week. That is a long time for me. November flew by. I cramm...
Thanksgiving is one of my most favorite times of year! I love reading the stories about the old ladies who swallowed different things to my kiddos, but There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie ha…
Pre-K & Preschool theme ideas for Thanksgiving Find more Thanksgiving Ideas for Pre-K Books Check here for a complete list of Books about
Check out this Old Lady! A colleague allowed me to borrow her "Old Lady" story apron, and was it ever a big hit! The apron is made by Lakeshore Learning Materials. Unfortunately, I did not find this item on their current website...I believe it is an older item from that company. Here are the items that the children happily stuffed into the Lady's ever-willing mouth: This time, I tried a new version of the holiday flip book; I used the binding combs instead of the binder rings. Here are the "Flip Book" booklets for the song: There was an old lady who swallowed a pie, A Thanksgiving pie, that was really too dry... Here are the "Story Song" accordion-style fold-outs to follow along: Here are the pictures for the board for a student volunteer to point to as we sing the song: For extra fun, one of my students was happy to dress up as the "Old Lady": She collected cards from the students showing pie, cider, roll, turkey, etc. as we sang each verse.
I'm sure you have all heard of the book I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly. But, have you heard of the book I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie? When we went to the library to find a couple other books, we ran across this book. I had not heard of this book before, so I was excited to take this home to read it with my son. I ...
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. Can you believe it is already March? Time is flying but that means another holiday is upon us... St. Patrick's Day!! That also means it is time to make our therapy sessions festive. One of my favorite books to use in therapy is There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover! I love all the "old lady" books and so do my students. What I love even more is the ability to work on therapy goals while reading a fun book. I created a packet of speech & language story extension activities to use with this book. Check it out! The first activity included in this packet is a vocabulary kit. This includes vocabulary cards- with both the words and pictures, and a giant "Old Lady Head." Have your students "feed" the lady as she swallows the items in the story. The next activity included is a student story sequencing activity. Have your kids cut out the pictures and sequence the story on their own. This is great for story retelling skills and articulation carryover. Next up is a cover the dots activity. Use chips, candy, or have your students color in the circles as they answer a story question or practice an articulation target. The 4th activity included in the packet lets your students have fun coloring while they work on vocabulary skills. As you are reading the story aloud, have your students color in the items as they appear in the story. This is a great activity to keep them engaged and being active listeners! I love this story scavenger hunt! Give your kiddos a copy of the story and let them search the pages for words that contain their target speech sound! When they are finished, send this sheet home with them for homework :) I loved creating mini books when I was in school, so of course I created one for this packet! Next up is a prepositions activity. Have your students describe where the clover is in the picture or read aloud the multiple choice option on the card. I can follow directions! There is another sheet included in this packet with directions for your kids to follow (color the bird red, color the pot orange, etc) or you can make up your own directions based on your students' needs. Last but not least, comparing and contrasting!! Have your students compare and contrast target words and characters from the story. This is a great way to work on common core standards in the therapy room! I had a lot of fun creating this activity with my students in mind. I hope that this packet can help many of your kiddos reach their goals as well. You can download a copy of this book companion in my Teacher Pay Teachers store here or try to win a copy below! Good luck!! a Rafflecopter giveaway
You can follow our adventures by adding your email address on the right of the screen! Today we read There Was An Old Lady That Swallowed a Pie. A Thanksgiving themed book about an old lady who ate too much! After we read the book we followed along again to make ourselves into the old lady who ate too much! This activity helped reinforce listening skills, sequencing, fine motor control, picture identification, and following directions. After we read the story we posed with our big, hungry, mouths open wide.
If you are looking for companion worksheets to go along with the book I Know and Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie this free printable pack is perfect for preschoolers and Kindergarteners.
Whew what a month! November is drawing to a close and we finished up our Thanksgiving theme this week all while stuffing ourselves silly. Here were our plans for our Thanksgiving theme: And here are the details for each activity: Thanksgiving Vocabulary: Madelynn is a bit young to really get to into the story of […]
This There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Pie Sequencing Activity is a fun way for kids to work on sequencing and fine motor skills.
You can follow our adventures by adding your email address on the right of the screen! Today we read There Was An Old Lady That Swallowed a Pie. A Thanksgiving themed book about an old lady who ate too much! After we read the book we followed along again to make ourselves into the old lady who ate too much! This activity helped reinforce listening skills, sequencing, fine motor control, picture identification, and following directions. After we read the story we posed with our big, hungry, mouths open wide.
A set of 25 book companions with multiple activities to practice sequencing and reading comprehension with the beloved Old Lady who likes to swallow stuff. What books are included? • Old Lady Swallowed a Frog • Old Lady Swallowed a Shell • Old Lady Swallowed Some Books • Old Lady Swallowed Some Leaves • Old Lady Swallowed a Bat • Old Lady Swallowed Some Snow • Old Lady Swallowed A Rose • Old Lady Swallowed A Clover • Old Lady Swallowed a Chick • Old Lady Swallowed a Pie • Old Lady Swallowed a Bell • Old Lady Swallowed a Turkey • Old Lady Swallowed a Cow • Old Lady Swallowed a Ghost • Old Astronaut Swallowed the Moon• Old Lady Swallowed the ABC's• Old Mermaid Swallowed a Shark• Old Pirate Swallowed a Map• I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Dreidel• Old Lady Swallowed a Cactus• Old Lady Swallowed a Truck• Old Lady Swallowed a Spoon• Old Lady Swallowed a Desk• Old Lady Swallowed a Dinosaur• Old Lady Swallowed a Dragon Find all of the book companions individually here. How do I use this? You can read this blog post here to read more about how I used these same activities with the Old Lady Swallowing a Frog. Other supplies you'll need for each book companion: • the books • a paper lunch bag • sandwich baggie Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest • Don't forget about the green ★ to follow my store to get notifications of new resources and freebies! Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!
Beautiful and Elegant Begonia Lucerna is the old classic Angel Wing Begonia hybridized in 1892 by Wettstein of Lucerne, Switzerland. It was originally called ‘Corallina de Lucerna’. This is a larger variety of the Begonia family. The plant can grow up to 6-8 feet tall, and the leaves up to 8-10 inches long for a healthy mature plant. The flowers are pink to red depending on the amount of light it gets. More light gets deeper colored flowers. They also flower very frequently when reach maturity if the temperature is right (yes even in winter!) The cuttings are from the plant shown in the pictures. Offered in two forms: 1. Fresh Cuttings 2. Young plant in 4" pot
This print and go, no-prep book companion for I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie is perfect for your literacy-based therapy sessions! Includes evidence-based activities and strategies that allow you to target a variety of language goals in speech and language therapy. Many of these activities incorporate cutting, molding play dough, writing, and/or tracing, making them perfect for co-treating with an OT (occupational therapist). Activities Included: 1. Pre-Story Knowledge Activation Graphic organizers KWL Chart 2. Shared Reading Story Map (color and B&W) Sentence Strips to pair with the book (color and B&W) 3. Post-Story Comprehension Discussion Yes/No Questions worksheet WH Questions worksheet 4. Focused Skill Activities Vocabulary Cards & Words: color and B&W Synonyms & Antonyms Categories Associations: write/color/draw/cut & paste activity Describing: differentiated levels, includes visuals and a semantic map with group, looks like, action, location, parts, what else Basic Concepts: Big & Small play dough mats Spatial Concepts: cut and paste worksheets (e.g. on, in, next to) Prepositions Visual (color and B&W) Sequencing: differentiated levels 5. BONUS Materials Open-Ended Smash Mat Vocabulary Journal Worksheet Open-Ended Picture Scenes: great for pairing with mini objects and/or to target WH Questions, describing, prepositions, etc. Describing Visuals Writing Prompts **I am NOT affiliated with this book or author. ********************************************************* YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE The Biggest Pumpkin Ever Printable Book Companion We're Going on a Leaf Hunt Printable Book Companion Fall Sequencing and Writing Worksheets Describing Fall Pictures Worksheets CUSTOMER TIP If you leave feedback on any of my paid products, you can build up FREE TpT credits that may be applied to future purchases. LET'S CONNECT Follow along for activity ideas, sales, information on giveaways, freebies, & more! > Follow on TpT > Instagram > Facebook > Pinterest Feel free to reach out with any questions/concerns: [email protected]
Gotta love this Old Lady Trash Can that your students can feed!!! How cute is she? You can make one too! Templates are found in this set! For this time of year, the Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick is so fun to share with Preschool and Kindergarten Students. I am always amazed at how much they …
This is a post from last fall, but at the time I couldn't find the link I had used for printing the puppet head. Today, I finally found it - so I wanted to repost with the complete information. I was sorting through the kids' books last night, in search of The Night Before Thanksgiving by Natasha Wing, when I came across Alison Jackson's I Know An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie, instead. I was happy to find it, because there was an activity I'd been meaning to do with the little ones, involving this book, and with Thanksgiving closing in fast, it was nearly too late. A few weeks ago, Michelle, over at A Mommy's Adventures, used the I Know An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat book, for a story and art project, and I knew right away, we'd have to do something similar with this book. So, this morning, I printed out a picture of The Old Lady from Marcia's Lesson Links, for the children to cut out and color. I decided to use a different face for the Old Lady, one that I thought looked a little more like the illustrations in the book. So, I printed the Old Lady Puppet from a Utah Eduction Network, probability page (It's the one listed under "The Hungry Old Lady Activity" heading). I also printed out pictures of the Thanksgiving food the Old Lady ate from Make Learning Fun. After the little ones colored The Old Lady we glued her to a lunch size paper bag, with a slit in the mouth for the food to go in. We taped a plastic Ziploc bag inside the paper bag, so it could catch the food placed into the puppet. Finally, one of the older girls read the story, while the little ones placed the food into the puppet's mouth. Just in case you would like to do this activity, but can't get your hands on the book, there is a copy of the complete poem "I Know An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie", here. It's great to be a homeschooler.
FREE printable matching and sequencing activities to go along with the book series Old Lady Who Swallowed..., including a fly, a pie, a bat, a bell, a shell, a chick, a rose, a clover, some leaves, some snow, some books. Great book activity for toddlers, preschool and kindergarten.
You can follow our adventures by adding your email address on the right of the screen! Today we read There Was An Old Lady That Swallowed a Pie. A Thanksgiving themed book about an old lady who ate too much! After we read the book we followed along again to make ourselves into the old lady who ate too much! This activity helped reinforce listening skills, sequencing, fine motor control, picture identification, and following directions. After we read the story we posed with our big, hungry, mouths open wide.
If you are looking for companion worksheets to go along with the book I Know and Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie this free printable pack is perfect for preschoolers and Kindergarteners.
