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These literature unit activities for The Name Jar by Yangsook Choi are perfect for students in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade students.
Prepare for Back to School with engaging book companions perfect for the first days and first week of school. This resource features 5 carefully selected picture books to kickstart your reading instruction. Each book companion introduces key components like fluency, comprehension, decoding skills, selecting good fit books, and more, helping students build strong reading habits from day one. Inside, you will find discussion questions and activities to help students set reading goals, develop good habits, strengthen fluency, and read for understanding. Included In The Bundle: ⭐ Build Reading Habits and Goals Mentor Text: How To Read a Story ⭐ Determine Within Reach Books Mentor Text: Miss Malarkey Leaves No Reader Behind ⭐ Read To Understand Mentor Text: The Incredible Book Eating Boy ⭐ Strengthen Reading Fluency Mentor Text: Don't Eat Your Classmates ⭐ Deepen Comprehension Through Book Discussion Mentor Text: My Mouth Is A Volcano Everything is prepped—just print, and you’re ready! This resource is ideal for whole-class instruction, independent activities, student booklets, or center work. Perfect for grade one, grade two, or grade three students during the first days and first week of school! Perfect for distance or face-to-face learning: GOOGLE USERS: The Google Slides™ can be uploaded to your digital learning platform such as Google Classroom, presented in a face-to-face classroom, or printed as anchor charts. PRINT: The slides can be downloaded as a PowerPoint™ presentation. The activities are formatted for letter-size paper for easy printing. Thank you for visiting Eclectech Educator. I would love for you to become a follower. Eclectech Educator followers receive new product information!
Welcome to the ultimate Back to School BUNDLE! Great for the first week of school. This comprehensive collection is perfect for kicking off the school year with engaging and educational activities designed specifically for the first week of school. Tailored for early elementary grades, this bundle ensures a smooth and exciting transition for both students and teachers. Click on each resource to watch the video preview and see all the pages for that product. What's Included: The Crayon Box That Talked Book Companion: Activities that promote inclusivity and understanding. Magic Bead Bracelet: A fun, hands-on project to boost student creativity and fine motor skills. Giraffes Can't Dance Book Companion: Encourage self-expression and confidence with this delightful story. First Day Jitters Book Companion: Ease first-day anxieties with relatable activities and discussions. Meet the Teacher Editable Slides: Customize your introduction to the class and their parents with ease. Tattling vs. Reporting: Teach students the difference between tattling and reporting with interactive activities. Login Cards: Simplify technology use with easy-to-use login cards for your students. Bubble Gum Brain Book Companion: Foster a growth mindset from day one. Good Choice/Poor Choice Sort: Help students learn about decision-making and consequences in a fun, engaging way. All About Me Banner: A creative activity for students to express themselves and share with their classmates and hang up for decor. Key Features: Engaging and Educational: Each activity is designed to capture students' attention while promoting learning and growth. Easy to Use: Printable resources and editable digital slides ensure you can adapt the materials to fit your classroom needs. Perfect for the First Week: Specifically created to help establish classroom routines and a positive learning environment from the start. Back to School Ready: This bundle covers a wide range of essential back-to-school themes, including inclusivity, confidence, anxiety management, and decision-making.
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My new class is finally here! Read about our first week of school and the fun we had with the book, You're Finally Here! by Melanie Watt.
This little gem was just delivered this morning and I am already in love!! This newest addition to the Wonder collection is a picture book called We’re All Wonders by R.J. Palacio, featuring everybody’s favorite inspirational 5th grader. I can hardly wait to share this with my own 5th grade class after Spring Break!! This post…
Brand-New Pencils, Brand-New Books, by Diane deGroat, is the perfect back to school book for the beginning of the year. This book companion will give your students a week of thoughtful book response activities. Included: 6 Vocab Cards 3 Story Maps 3 Written Responses 3 Math Worksheets 3 Phonics Worksheets Emergency Sub Lesson Plan Print and Go craft Bulletin board letters for the title: Brand-New Pencils, Brand-New Books Written Responses INCLUDE: Differentiated Picture Box Size Differentiated Lines HWT, 3 Lines and Single Lines THIS BOOK IS IN MY SEPTEMBER READ ALOUD BUNDLE SET 3 OTHER September READ ALOUD BUNDLES: September Read Aloud Bundle 1 September Read Aloud Bundle 2 I loved this bundle, do you have any other BACK TO SCHOOL themed resources?Back to School Class Book First Day of School Hats Parent Questionnaire Back to School Back to School Coloring Sheets Back to School Name Activities Back to School Scavenger Hunt Back to School Self Portraits All new products are posted at 50% for the first 24 hours! Don't forget to FOLLOW MY STORE to be notified of new products I post! You will be notified in an email of new products OR will be able to view new products of stores you follow on your TpT homepage. I GREATLY appreciate ALL feedback! Leave feedback to earn credit towards future TpT purchases! You can use those credits anytime you purchase from TpT. As always, contact me with any questions you have! Katelyn Nevala: Teaching Primary with Katelyn [email protected]
If You Take a Mouse to School is a silly story, perfect for the first week of school! Introduce the concept of a circle story and have kids sequence the events. These reading response activities are engaging and educational. This If You Take a Mouse to School Book Companion includes the following reading response activities: Mouse Craft Templates Sequencing cards and printable Character Analysis mapping Part of my Back-to School Read-Alouds pack Full of reading response activities for the entire month! Check it out HERE *****STAY CONNECTED!***** Have questions? Email me at [email protected] Want my FREE weekly teaching tips and access to my FREE resource library? Sign up here: FREE Resource Library Want to join like-minded teachers to learn and share ideas? Join my Facebook group here: Tejeda's Tots K-1 Teacher Group Want to Learn More? Visit my blog here: Tejeda's Tots Follow me on Social Media Facebook Instagram Pinterest
‘Do Unto Otters‘ by Laurie Keller is one of my all-time favorite back-to-school books! It is perfect for helping to create a caring, empathetic classroom. It's a delightful story of Mr. Rabbit, who worried (perhaps terrified) about his new neighbors who just moved into his woods – the otters! Fortunately, he has a wise owl […]
Rules and Safety, Back to School, Book Companion, Guided Reading, Word Work, Writing, Vocabulary
‘Do Unto Otters‘ by Laurie Keller is one of my all-time favorite back-to-school books! It is perfect for helping to create a caring, empathetic classroom. It's a delightful story of Mr. Rabbit, who worried (perhaps terrified) about his new neighbors who just moved into his woods – the otters! Fortunately, he has a wise owl […]
This product is a great book companion for the story "How Do Dinosaurs Show Good Manners?" by Jane Yolen & Mark Teague. In this activity, students can showcase ways through both pictures and writing, of how to have good manners in school. This activity is a great conversation starter for positiv...
Dinosaurs are always a great conversation starter for kids– I haven’t found 1 kid who wasn’t interested in them! This book is no exception– it is sure to get some good laugh…
Teach social skills with a book that teachers love! Learn about life skills like handwashing, sharing, and using an inside voice.
Back-to-School Math Activities Bundle: Goal Setting, Getting to Know You, and Read-Aloud Companion Engage your students in math right from the first week of school with this comprehensive Back-to-School Math Activities Bundle! Designed for grades 3-5, this printable and no-prep PDF includes three essential resources to kick-start the school year: a math goal-setting activity with progress check-ins, 10 exciting getting to know you math activities, and a read-aloud companion for the book "I'm Trying to Love Math." As a bonus, a vibrant Math Talk Poster is included to promote meaningful classroom discussions. Key Features: No prep required! Simply print and use it during the first week of school. Aligned with grade 3-5 math standards and suitable for diverse learning styles. Easy-to-follow instructions and teacher-friendly layout. Included Resources: Math Goal Setting Activity with Progress Check-ins: Help students set personalized math goals and periodically assess their progress, empowering them to take ownership of their learning journey. Getting to Know You Math Activities: Make the first week of school memorable with 10 fun math activities that promote team building, collaboration, and mathematical thinking. Read-Aloud Companion for "I'm Trying to Love Math": Inspire a love for math and literature with this companion guide, featuring engaging discussion questions, math extensions, and follow-up activities. Bonus Math Talk Poster: Enhance mathematical discourse in your classroom with this visually appealing poster, encouraging students to share their mathematical thinking and engage in meaningful conversations. Unlock the potential of your students' mathematical minds from day one! This Back-to-School Math Activities Bundle is perfect for busy teachers looking for ready-to-use, standards-aligned resources that promote math engagement and community building. Download and print this PDF today to ensure a successful start to the school year!
Teach social skills with a book that teachers love! Learn about life skills like handwashing, sharing, and using an inside voice.
FUN Back to School Week lesson! Kid-Friendly way to welcome the students back! - Monday Getting to Know You Activities -Tuesday SEL Lesson -Wednesday Popular Back to School Book Companion - How Full is your Bucket by Tom Rath and Mary Reckmeyer -Thursday Virtual Field Trip -Friday Goal Setting for the New School Year Activity Are you looking for some super simple, easy no prep Back to School activities for your little learners? Speech Therapy Book Companions are GREAT for teletherapy and distance learning! These quick prep MEGA BUNDLES are great for young learners, presented with research based practices that are broken down for you. These Evidenced based practices and strategies are great for Back To School and activities for reading comprehension, spelling, vocabulary, phonics, synonyms, rhyme, and more! Additional Mega-Bundles: January Mega-Bundle - 10 Book Companions + 1 Virtual Field Trip February Mega-Bundle (Valentine's Day + Black History Month) 13 Book Companions Women's History Month Mega-Bundle All-Year Speech Literacy Mega-Bundle
This resource is a fantastic companion to the book Pigeon Has to Go to School. Your students will love having Pigeon Punch to take away their worries and all the crafts and activities that are perfect for the first week of school! Get ready to have an exciting first week of school! This resource includes: Pigeon Craft Bus Name Craft with writing template Pigeon topper with writing template "Welcome to School" bulletin board letters Four Crown Craft options for First Week of School Pigeon Punch Label (Put label on punch or water with blue flavoring) Headers for Anchor Charts- How I Felt, What Will We Do at School? What will we do at school page (illustrate) "I Had a Great First Day" notes to send home at the end of the day "I Had a Great First Day" tag to put on a treat, popcorn bag, or simple snack to discuss their 1st day at home My First Week printable book Coloring page with color words Alphabet tracing page Counting 1-20 Center If you like this activity, your students might enjoy these! We Don't Eat Our Classmates Activities Giraffes Can't Dance Activities The Recess Queen Activities Personal Space Social Skills Activities If you use this product, I’d love to hear from you! Any feedback is appreciated and gives you TpT credits to use on future purchases! Follow my store and be the first to know about new products and sales! · Instagram: @sunshineandrainbowsinteaching · Email: [email protected] · TpT: Follow my store to stay updated on new products!
The Pigeon has to go to school and he's not happy about it! In fact, he's worried. Help kids kick their first-day fears with these fun ideas!
A Bad Case of Tattle Tongue book activities unit with literacy printables, reading comprehension worksheets, book companion activities, lesson ideas
Engage your students with some this wonderful book study to correlate with the cute book We Don't Eat Our Classmates by Ryan T. Higgins.
This hilarious little gem is the perfect first day of school book! See how I use it in my classroom to create the most fun and full first week of school ever! I even build anticipation before the first day of school by displaying this on meet the teacher night.
Some of the links on this site are affiliate links. This means if you click on a link and purchase something, I'll receive a small affiliate commission at no cost to you. Thanks so much for supporting my efforts with this blog! My bloggy pal Hilary over at Raising Fairies and Knights started a fun new Monthly Crafting Book Club this year - a challenge to create activities to go along with some of the most beloved children's books. We're halfway through the year and so far, have really had some great fun: January - Animal Action Dice Game for the book Barnyard Dance. February - Cause & Effect Box for If You Give a Moose a Muffin. March - an alphabetical scavenger hunt for Dr. Seuss's ABC. April - handwashing fun to go along with The Piggy in the Puddle. May - 5 Little Monkeys Fold 'Em Up for Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed. June - pinecone princess & Cozy Sweater Warrior Paper Dolls for The Princess and the Pony. July - lantern craft for Curious George Goes Camping. Now it's August, and we all chose a different back-to-school themed book to focus on. I have quite the stack of great school-themed titles from my classroom, so I pulled them all out and had Gv choose her favorite. She immediately reached for Froggy Goes to School - that silly frog never fails to get her giggling, so I had already suspected it would be a major contender. We started reading the book, but after just a few pages, Gv ran off to grab this one to add to our pile: Froggy's first-day-of-school dream had reminded Gv of all his crazy clothing antics in Froggy Gets Dressed, so we went ahead and worked in a little activity to go along with that title, too. For the book Froggy Goes to School, we decided to make a cute little backpack for Gv's stuffed frog and then fill it full with school supplies. I printed out this freebie onto cardstock, then Gv drew her design and cut out all the pieces. She and I worked together to glue all the pieces on. (The mini-backpack, while the perfect size for our frog, did not fit the paper bags we had. We just glued this smaller backpack together on itself for her frog to wear and then made the larger-sized backpack to go with our paper bag. One of Gv's babies got to wear that one.) Finally, Gv went on a school-supply scavenger hunt around the house to find things to fill this backpack with. After all that crafty fun, we turned to our second Froggy book. I read it to Gv and then asked her to go find all the clothing items he wore during the story. Then, she grabbed a little friend and dressed her all up - remembering to put on the underwear first! {wink} Gv had so much fun with this, she repeated the activity three times throughout the day! I love coming up with book connections like this, how about you? I'd love to hear! Either leave a comment below or email me at lisahealy (at) outlook (dot) com. Also, if you don't want to miss a single minute of great tips like this and all the fun around here, be sure to sign up for free updates and then look forward to having each post delivered right to your inbox. Click here to find great craft ideas for other back-to-school books! Linked up with: Just Another Linky, Favorite Things, Over the Moon, Share the Wealth Sunday, Dishing it & Digging it, Social Butterfly Sunday,What's for Dinner?, Family Joy Blog Link-Up, Literacy Musings Monday, Practical Mondays, Homeschool Nook Link Up, Happiness is Homemade, Mom to Mom Mondays, Merry Monday, Motivation Monday, Thoughtful Spot, What'd You Do This Weekend, Everything Kids, Meet Up Monday, Totally Terrific Tuesday, Tasty Tuesdays, Little Learning Link Up, Two Uses Tuesday, Hip Homeschool Hop, Lou Lou Girls Fabulous Party Tell it to Me Tuesday, Tuesday Talk, Wonderful Wednesday, A Little Bird Told Me, WFMW, Everything Early Childhood, The Mommy Club, Creative Muster, Party in Your PJs,What to Read,I Am Pinnable, Christian Bloggers Link Up, This Is How We Roll, Creative Ways, Hearts for Home, Creative Exchange, 100 Happy Days, Learn & Play Link Up, Shine Blog Hop, Try It Like It, No Rules Weekend Blog Party, Booknificent Thursdays, On the Edge of the Week, Thursday Favorite Things, Cozy Reading Spot, Party at My Place, I'm Lovin' It, Inspiration Spotlight, Home Matters, Pretty Pintastic Party, Weekend Potluck, Awesome Life Friday, Creative Collection, The Beautifully Creative Inspired , Bloggers Pit Stop, Weekend Traffic Jam, Pin Me Party, From the Archives, Family Fun Friday, Friday Frivolity, Bloggers Spotlight, Make My Saturday Sweet, Weekend Wind-Down Party,Friday Features Linky, Funtastic Friday , The Pinterest Game, Best of the Weekend
This is a great and fun activity to do with your class for Back to School or anytime as a companion to the book Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes! This no-prep to low-prep writing craftivity includes all of the craftivity and writing pieces needed to complete the project. Multiple writing prompts are provided, as well as either a print and color craft option or a print, color, and glue option to meet your needs. The included writing responses are: I Love My Name I Love Being Me Chrysanthemum I Bloom When... I Can Be Kind Kindness Matters Interested in more back to school or first week writing craftivities? Check out my The Kissing Hand Craftivity! Thank you so much for purchasing! If you have any questions about this resource, please contact me at [email protected].
Sandwich Swap back to school activities are a great way to begin the school year. This book companion goes perfectly with the book Sandwich Swap and has all the resources and activities you need for a week-long whole-group close read or literacy study with the book. This makes kindergarten and first-grade reading lesson plans a breeze. "Step into Stories" is a focused read-aloud that includes popular books that are utilized in most Kindergarten classrooms today. This weekly unit differs from others because it includes everything you need in one place. This is loosely based on the 5 Finger Retell and will cover the story elements of characters, setting, events, problem and solution, as well as vocabulary, inferencing, and predicting. This includes: Anchor Charts- multiple charts to use throughout the week. There are fun vibrant labels that are easy to cut and add to your chart. These include labels for characters, setting, BME retelling, problem and solution as well as retell cards. Craftivity- This is a fun craft that can be printed on colored construction paper or on white paper for the students to color themselves. There is a writing worksheet that can be added to this craft to make it a writing craft. Retell cards- There is a color set of these to use during whole group instruction as well as a black and white version that the students can color, cut, and paste in order at their desks. A great option for independent practice. These fit perfectly on a LARGE piece of construction paper or a regular piece that is cut in half and stapled together. Worksheets- There are worksheets for each day that goes along with the lesson and a recommendation on how to use them, but they can be used any way you want. I have some differentiated options to meet the needs of all our learners as well a few extra for "fast finishers" in your class. Exit Tickets- This has multiple exit tickets to ensure your students are mastering important concepts. Vocabulary- 5 poster-size vocabulary word cards that go along with the story, differentiated vocabulary worksheets, and exit ticket. 5 Day Lesson Plans- This is just a recommendation of how all these pieces fit together neatly in a lesson plan but they can be used in any way that you see fit. These are also EDITABLE. Daily Scripted Lessons- There are optional daily scripted lessons for those that want more guidance on this read-aloud. These scripts also include which resources go with each day. Assessment - optional comprehension assessment that is Kindergarten-Friendly with pictures and a vocabulary assessment for first grade. How is this different than Volume 1? These are all new stories and they include all the same activities PLUS A little more rigor that is still appropriate for Kinder and a couple of writing options that make this 1st-grade appropriate. Will these be offered in a monthly bundle? While it is entirely possible that I may bundle these in the future, I currently do not have a set list of books or release dates. You can message me if you have future book requests via email or IG. Will these be too hard for kindergarten? These are completely appropriate for K or 1st. I have the same options as volume 1 with a few changes. More differentiated worksheets. The comprehension quiz has 5 questions instead of 4. It still uses pictures. A vocabulary quiz that is meant for 1st only and will be given orally. (There is still a vocab question in the picture K-friendly comprehension assessment version.) This pack is not editable unless there is an error. Please contact me if you find any errors prior to leaving a rating. **Please Note** This is a book companion and does not contain the original mentor text. You will need to purchase the mentor text on your own or check itout from a library.
My Mouth is a Volcano by Julia Cook is the perfect back to school book to read to your class to teach behavior expectations. This teaches students about how to use self control. Use this printable for a mini behavior management literacy lesson. ***Included in this resource is a positive behavior chart to use with individual students or the whole class. Color and Black and white versions. What's included? Draw and label comprehension questions sentence writing craft brainstorming/writing plot G.O cut and paste activity behavior charts anchor chart images More Book Companion Activities In My Heart - SEL Activities Dragons Love Tacos -Literacy Activities I am Earth- Read Aloud Companion Lifecycle of a Butterfly- Epic Companion Outer Space - Epic Companion Activities Back to School Activities First Week of School Kindergarten and First Grade All About Me Book Back to School Math All About Me Graphing - Apple Math Freebie! How can I earn credits to apply towards future purchases? Go to your My Purchases page on TpT and find your purchased resources. You’ll see a Provide Feedback button next to each product. Click on it and you’ll be taken to a page where you can give a rating and comment. Doing so will give you TpT credits that you can use towards the cost of your future purchases. Thank you for purchasing my product! :)
This resource is a companion to the picture book "Decibella and her 6-inch Voice" by Julia Cook. Included is a voice volume chart that corresponds to the details in the book, as well as a back to school activity. The students will identify which voice volumes are best during a variety of activitie...
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You're Finally Here book activities unit with literacy printables, reading comprehension worksheets, book companion activities, lesson ideas, craft
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Chrysanthemum book activities unit with reading comprehension worksheets, companion printables, lesson ideas, craft for Kindergarten and First Grade
Pigeon HAS to Go to School book activities unit with reading comprehension worksheets, book companion activities, printables, lesson ideas, and craft
We do not eat our classmates! Writing Crafting goes perfectly with the book "We Don't Eat our Classmates" What's included: Dinosaur Craft Pieces I won't eat my classmate, How I will be a good friend? Writing prompt -Solid lines and dotted lines are included Once you have purchased this resource don't forget to come back and leave feedback to help you gain some TpT credits! If you want to keep up to date with my sales, new resources, freebies and so much more click the green star next to my store name! I love to see my resources in action in your classrooms, if you use one and would like to send me an image of it you can send to me @keepinupwiththekinders on Instagram! What are TpT Credits? You can gain TpT credits by going back and leaving feedback on any purchases that you have made. The credits build up and then you can use them off future purchases - from any seller on TpT!
These We Don't Eat Our Classmates read aloud activities will help your students learn to be good classmates with week-long lesson plans and book activities. Our interactive read-aloud lesson plan is designed to be taught over multiple lessons. This allows students an opportunity to dive deeper into the text, make connections to the characters and events and most importantly, fall in love with the story. Each lesson provides students a different purpose for revisiting the text, talking about it and responding to it. To teach these lessons you will need: We Don't Eat Our Classmates by Ryan Higgins This Resource Includes: Detailed lesson plans Comprehension questions Whole group response to text activities Response to text worksheets Writing pages Vocabulary cards and worksheets Quiz Retelling puppets Craftivity template ⭐️ Click here for our 1-2 version!⭐️ ___________________________________ You may also like… → Stick and Stone Best Friends Forever Read Aloud → Color Monster Goes to School Read Aloud → You're Finally Here Read Aloud ___________________________________ We would love to hear from you! Please remember to earn your free TpT credit by leaving feedback when you purchase! ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ For helpful tips, hints, and classroom strategies check out our website! The Core Coaches Website Copyright © The Core Coaches Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
'First Day Jitters', by Julie Danneberg is the perfect read aloud activity for teaching your students about character traits for the first week back at school! This back to school Yes/No character traits and feelings game is a book companion for 'First Day Jitters', and it will assist your students to make inferences about the characters in the book. This game will also expose students to a wide variety of vocabulary. First Day Jitters activity can be incorporated into your literacy centers, or guided reading lessons! Product Use ♥ Game ♥ Literacy centers ♥ Early Finishers ♥ Assessment ♥ Whole class discussion ♥ Play with a buddy or independently ♥ Book Companion First Day Jitters Activity Includes: • 2 heading - yes/no • teacher instructions • 48 character traits and feelings cards • 3 character cards - Sarah, Mr. Hartwell and Mrs. Burton 'First Day Jitters Yes/No Character Traits and Feelings Game' can be played with 1-2 players, small group or played as a whole class. To play as a group: •Students sit around a circular table or on the carpet. Place the headings yes and no in the middle of the circle. •If group of 6 students, give each student 10 character trait of feeling cards to place under the yes or no heading. •Students take it in turn to sort their cards under the correct heading. •If students place their card under the yes heading, they are to provide evidence or a reason why they think the character displays that character trait or feeling. For example Sarah was scared of going to school when she refused to get out of bed. Option 2 - Play Corners - whole class game •Stick the heading yes in one corner of the room and no in another corner. •Teacher calls out a character trait or feeling. Students walk to the yes or no corner. •Select a student to give a reason why they went to the yes or no corner for that particular character trait or feeling. •If the students went to the wrong corner then they are out of the game. •Keep playing until you have a winner or small group of students who are left. By playing this game regularly in class students will have a deeper understanding about character traits and feelings of characters. This game will also promote lots of class discussions. Answers may vary with students as they have different beliefs and personal opinions. Please see the preview for a closer look at some of the game cards. If you are looking for a digital resource which is similar to this activity, check out the link below: First Day Jitters Character Traits and Feelings Game - Printable Resource ************************************************************************* Related Products First Day Jitters - Character Traits, Physical Traits & Feelings Sorts First Day Jitters - Character Traits, Physical Traits & Feelings Activities First Day Jitters Comprehension Task Cards The Kissing Hand - Character Traits Bundle A Bad Case of Stripes - Character Traits Bundle The Recess Queen - Character Traits Bundle Giraffes Can't Dance - Character Traits Bundle The Rainbow Fish - Character Traits Bundle No David! Character Traits Bundle David Goes to School - Character Traits Bundle Enemy Pie - Character Traits Bundle Chrysanthemum - Character Traits Bundle Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse - Character Traits Bundle Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon - Character Traits Bundle The Dot by Peter Reynolds - Character Traits Bundle Character Traits Bundle - Fairy Tales Activities Back To School Book Companions Bundle Character Trait Resources & Book Companions Please rate my product when you get a chance. Your positive feedback is greatly appreciated. ******************************************************************** Customer Tip! How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases.I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches. Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You will now receive email updates about my store.
Enjoy this low-prep and fun companion activity to the book Two Cool Coyotes by Jillian Lund. We highly recommend you use the book in conjunction with this activity. This would also make a great activity for the first day of school or for a 2nd day of 2nd grade celebration! It's perfect for any time in the first week of school. At the beginning of the year, it's great to build your classroom community with an easy getting-to-know-you activity like this. This is one of the resources in our 2nd day of 2nd grade bundle of activities. Includes: • Activity directions and materials (includes 2nd grade specific and non-grade-level-specific pages) →Click to see the whole 2nd Day of 2nd Grade bundle here!← ===================================================== Connect with us! • Second Story Window • Facebook • Twitter • Pinterest =====================================================
