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Three Little Pigs

St. Patrick’s Day Freebie

Baked Potato Survey and Snack

St. Patrick’s Day

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Are you looking for a fun Halloween activity to co

Are you looking for a fun Halloween activity to complete with your students. Monster in a cup is the perfect Frankenstein snack to make with them and also work on academic goals. You can use the mini book provided to follow the directions to make this yummy snack. While you make it, you will read directions, work on teamwork and end up with something delicious. Your students can also predict, survey, graph, sequence and do a little math with their data. In addition, there is a fun monster in cup craft with bulletin board letters, class graphing tools, and differentiated writing ideas. This would also make a fun Halloween party activity for parents to plan. #monsterinacup #frankenstein #halloweenactivities #halloween #firstgraderoars

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“This resource was so much fun for my first graders! They were really engaged and enjoyed helping make the dessert! It turned out super yummy!!”

“This was a HUGE hit with my students!! They not only learned so much academically but they ate that stuff up!”

“What a great resource! The book was great to use with my PreK students to read and follow the steps of Making Monster Mash. We also really like the sequencing sheet. We did it with the children in small groups. The children LOVED making Monster Mash and were so excited that they could “read” the instructional book.”

This nonfiction unit is filled with activities to

This nonfiction unit is filled with activities to teach your students all about squirrels and work on the reading informational text standards. I love to learn about squirrels in November when they are busy gathering all the acorns in our area. It includes a mini reader that will teach them all about squirrels with a matching colorful book with real photos. This real book can be projected via the digital google link, downloaded as a powerpoint or shared as a pdf. You could even print it and put it in your classroom library. There are so many fun comprehension activities to complete after you read the story. You could do the included research project, make a fun squirrel paper topper craft, or complete the word work and writing activities. There are loads of goodies in this resource to become squirrel experts.

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“I love when I can use units to compare and contrast fiction and nonfiction resources, and this is the bundle for me to do so! I paired this with your Leaf Thief unit from the Autumn Bundle and they fit so well together! I love that we can read about the silly squirrel trying to find who stole his leaf and then read and learn about actual squirrels and what they do to prepare for winter. Thank you for an amazing set of resources to keep my students engaged and learning all year through!”

I absolutely love to read the story The HalloWiene

I absolutely love to read the story The HalloWiener by Day Pilkey. It is great story to remind your students that kindness is important. This fun Halloween story is filled with reading comprehension strategies, writing activities, word work activities, math games and a dog in a hot dog costume craft. #hallo-weiner #thehalloweiner #halloweiner #halloweenactivities #halloween #firstgraderoars #tpt

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“This is my favorite story... I read it every year. When I saw this resource I was over the moon! I bought this for the craft and had so much fun making the example to show my students. They cheered and couldn’t wait to get started. The additional pieces are an added bonus that helped retell the story!”

“This is one of my favorite Halloween books and the activities were so fun for both my students and I. It really hones in on the CC reading and writing standards (ex. finding main idea and key details, writing narratives, recalling sequence) so they don’t even realize they’re learning because they’re having so much fun!”

Who’s ready for my ALL TIME favorite activity ev

Who’s ready for my ALL TIME favorite activity every year? This fun witch’s brew activity is perfect for HALLOWEEN WEEK. I use this goodie to introduce main idea and details, but it could also be used for writing, math, sequencing or just for fun. You can use the mini book provided to follow the directions to make this yummy snack. While you make it, you will read the song, work on teamwork and end up with something delicious. Your students can also predict, survey, graph, sequence and do a little math with their data. In addition, there is a fun witch’s brew in cup craft and a witch craft along with bulletin board letters, class graphing tools, and differentiated writing ideas. This would also make a fun Halloween party activity for parents to plan. #witchsbrew #halloween #halloweenactivities #firstgraderoars #tpt

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“I look forward to doing this activity every year during our Halloween thematic unit. The kids absolutely love this. They are excited to do the writing activity and enjoy some tasty treats as they write.”

“HOW FUN IS THIS!!!! It was a wonderful and engaging activity that allowed my students to utilize reading and writing skills. We will be doing this every year :)”

In this October Math & ELA Mega Halloween task car

In this October Math & ELA Mega Halloween task card bundle, you will receive 12 sets of 30 cards to work on identifying the number of syllables in a word, identifying nouns, decoding short a words, identifying the vowel in a cvc word, writing the correct r blend, and identifying the digraph from a picture, subtracting from 15, subtracting from 10, identifying 2D shapes, identifying a number given base 10 blocks with tens and ones, comparing 2digit numbers with greater than, less than, or equal sign, and identifying a number using ten frames while working one counting on from ten. Students will record their answers on a recording sheet. The cards come 4 per page in both color and black and white. There are directions included if you would like to make them smaller or larger. You could use these cards as an assessment, for morning tubs, in centers, for fast finishers, as a scoot activity, or as a movement break when placed around the classroom. Answer keys are included.

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“These task cards are great to practice skills for my students in centers as well as early finisher activities.”

The Little Old Lady who Wasn’t Afraid of Anythin

The Little Old Lady who Wasn’t Afraid of Anything is a classic Halloween story. I love to print the card and pass them out to my students so they can participate in the story as we read. This set includes several comprehension strategies and activities that you can use and differentiate for all your learners. There are also writing and word work activities as well as a few fun math games too. Students will have fun creating the scarecrow craft too.

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“I literally think that I purchased every Halloween book companion that you have. They are some of my favorite stories and I just had to have them. The students find the activities engaging and I can’t wait to use them for years to come!”

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