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Do you need one resource that will carry you throu Do you need one resource that will carry you through this week? 🍀 This St. Patrick’s Day Bundle is packed with over 200 pages of reading, writing, word work, crafts, and comprehension activities to keep your students engaged all month long. It centers around the fun stories The Gingerbread Man and the Leprechaun Loose at School and The Leprechaun on the Loose, with anchor charts and activities that focus on characters, setting, main idea, sequencing, and more. There are also activities for five additional St. Patrick’s Day stories, plus word work, writing extensions, and adorable crafts like a leprechaun craft, leprechaun hat craft, and St. Patrick’s Day gnome craft. If you don’t have the books, don’t worry—digital video read-aloud links are included so everyone can participate! This bundle makes it easy to bring literacy, writing, and creativity into your classroom while celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. Comment LUCKY or CLOVER and I’ll send you the link! 🍀 “I always love First Grade Roars' book companion activities. There's always a variety of activities that you can use with your students. I love this set because it allows the incorporation of fiction and non-fiction books, which easily helps when you want to start that unit with your students.” LinkDM *298*
🚨 The Solve the Mystery board is up! 🍀 My student 🚨 The Solve the Mystery board is up! 🍀 My students get so excited the moment they see the mystery board. They know it means they are about to become detectives. In this St. Patrick’s Day challenge, students complete 9 fun math and ELA tasks to earn clues and solve who took the pot of gold, when it was taken, and where it was hidden. The excitement builds with every clue, and the activity ends with awards, leprechaun headbands, and a fun story ending. It truly becomes the BEST DAY EVER in our classroom. 🕵️‍♀️🌈 Comment gold or mystery for the link. “My students and I LOVE all of your mystery activities. They are great review and I was able to easily leave it for a substitute. Thanks so much for your resources!!!! “ LinkDM *152*
Do your students LOVE The Gingerbread Man Loose at Do your students LOVE The Gingerbread Man Loose at the Zoo? 🦁🐘🦘 This story is always a classroom favorite, and now you can turn it into a full reading comprehension adventure for your students! This engaging book companion helps students dive deeper into the story while practicing important skills like predicting, sequencing, retelling, character traits, problem and solution, main idea and details, and text connections. Students will also enjoy word work activities, writing extensions, and hands-on learning that make the story even more memorable. It’s perfect for literacy centers, small groups, or whole group lessons while you read this fun zoo adventure. And the best part… it’s 20% off today and tomorrow (March 16–17)! 🎉 If your students love the Gingerbread Man books as much as mine do, this one is such a fun addition to your reading block. Comment zoo or gingerbread for the link! 🐾🍪 LinkDM *303*
Looking for the perfect craft to celebrate Basketb Looking for the perfect craft to celebrate Basketball Madness in March? 🏀 This basketball craft makes an adorable bulletin board display your students will be proud of. It includes easy to use patterns, three bulletin board sayings like “Give It Your Best Shot,” “Let the Madness Begin,” and “Slam Dunk Into March,” plus writing extensions to connect reading and writing. It is a fun and simple way to bring March excitement into your classroom while showcasing student work. Comment basketball or craft for the link. “This was perfect to go with our third quarter goals during March Madness! I loved the easy prep and cute display for a bulletin board.” “This is a great craft for basketball playoffs. My class made them for our team going to state!” LinkDM *158*
A teacher recently asked me if I had a nonfiction A teacher recently asked me if I had a nonfiction otter unit. I thought… surely I do. 🦦 So I went digging through my files and guess what… I DID! I just never posted it. 🤦‍♀️ Well… it’s now updated, posted, and pretty dang cute if I do say so myself! And to celebrate, it’s 20% off March 16–17. This Otter Nonfiction Unit helps students learn all about sea otters and river otters while practicing important informational reading skills. Students read a 12-page mini reader filled with nonfiction text features like a table of contents, headings, captions, glossary, and bold vocabulary words. There is also a matching colorful digital book with real photographs that you can project with Google Slides, download as PowerPoint, or share as a PDF. After reading, students dive into text feature hunts, digging for details, schema building, fact and detail practice, clarifying meaning, text connections, and compare/contrast activities. There are also word work pages, writing extensions, vocabulary posters with real photos, and a full Otter Research Report where students explore habitat, food, predators, adaptations, and fun facts. And of course… we had to end with an adorable otter craft and bulletin board display. 🦦 If you are teaching mammals, informational text, or nonfiction reading standards in K–2, this unit is packed with engaging activities your students will love. Comment otter or sea or river for the link! LinkDM *302*
Are you ready for St. Patrick’s Day fun all month Are you ready for St. Patrick’s Day fun all month long? 🍀 This St. Patrick’s Day Bundle is packed with over 200 pages of reading comprehension activities, writing, word work, crafts, and more. Students will love exploring leprechaun themed stories like The Leprechaun on the Loose and The Gingerbread Man and the Leprechaun Loose at School while practicing skills like sequencing, main idea, comparing and contrasting, and retelling. This bundle also includes engaging crafts like a leprechaun, St. Patrick’s Day hat, and gnome, plus fun extras like Adopt a Leprechaun and How to Catch a Leprechaun writing. It is everything you need to make March magical while building strong literacy skills. 🍀Comment leprechaun or bundle for the link. LinkDM *187*
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