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Three great holiday themed activities-- decorate the bulletin board with cornucopias, play a memory game with cards, and more!
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Bobby Bear's field trip to a farm leads him to an unusual friend. This holiday-themed lesson includes a reading comprehension, a crossword puzzle, and a word search.
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25 fun prompts for holidays and other special occasions in November, with lines to write and space to draw.
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Writing prompts for holidays and other special occasions in November, with narrow lines for writing.
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Writing prompts for holidays and other special occasions in October, with narrow lines for writing.
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25 fun prompts for holidays and other special occasions in October, with lines to write and space to draw.
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Writing prompts for holidays and other special occasions in September, with narrow lines for writing.
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27 fun prompts for holidays and other special occasions in September, with lines to write and space to draw.
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A reading comprehension on the history of the September holiday.
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Writing prompts for holidays and other special occasions in August, with narrow lines for writing.
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16 fun prompts for holidays and other special occasions in August, with lines to write and space to draw.
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Writing prompts for holidays and other special occasions in July, with narrow lines for writing.
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Armed Forces Day is the third Saturday in May. Learn a little about this American holiday with this reading comprehension.
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A reading comprehension about the holiday Passover.
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A page of wide lined and a page of unlined writing paper, with a colorful illustration of ornaments and the words "Happy Holidays" across the top.
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Numbers 1-10 inside holiday-themed shapes.
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Boxing Day is December 26th. Learn about the traditional English holiday with this reading comprehension.
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An abstract wreath forms the outline of this primary-lined shapebook. Great for coloring and cutting practice, this makes a great shapebook or bulletin board decoration.
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A short fact-filled reading comprehension explains some of the traditions of the Muslim holiday of Ramadan. Ramadan starts in August in 2009
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Make photo boxes for a great holiday present.
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"We celebrate Halloween every year on October 31st. Where does the holiday come from?" Learn the answer to the origin of the holiday, as well as some traditions, with this reading comprehension.
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O Christmas Tree, Happy Holidays, etc.
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Trace and cut out this gingerbread man for a great holiday-themed shapebook. Includes lines for writing.
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Foldable card with a wreath to color, the words "HAPPY HOLIDAYS" and space to write a message.
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A foldable card with a picture of bells to color. Inside of the card reads "May all your holiday dreams come true."
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Some families put out cookies for Santa Claus on Christmas. What other Christmas traditions do you know about? What traditions does your family observe on the holidays?
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"My favorite Thanksgiving memory is..." lined paper with prompt for writing about the holiday.
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Foldable card with a picture to color of a cornucopia above the words "HAPPY THANKSGIVING", and text inside reading "Have a wonderful, bountiful, thankful holiday!"
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2. Across: ____ Day is a holiday celebrated in September.
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From "holiday" to "Kwanzaa".
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winter holiday theme (candles, candy canes, and dreidels)
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A factual reading comprehension about this November holiday.
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Use white paper and some green pipe cleaners to make these personalized presents, perfect for Mother's Day, Easter, or any spring holiday.
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Complete the story about Larry the Leprechaun's favorite holiday using the provided vocabulary words.
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A realistic fiction article, "Independence Day" is followed by 5 multiple choice questions, 6 questions requiring short written response, and a writing prompt.
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This one page nonfiction selection explains the possible origins and some beliefs about this February 2nd holiday. It is followed by 6 true/false questions, 3 multiple choice questions, and 5 questions that require brief written responses.
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A brief history of the state holiday, with space for students to write about a remarkable president.
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A poem for the holiday, with border paper for students to write their own April Fool's poem.
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Simple addition and subtraction word problems with a holiday/Christmas theme.
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General activities to use with any holiday.
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