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Use for learning centers, bulletin boards, or booklet covers.
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Choose characters, settings, and conflicts from the pictures, and then build a story around them. A fun creative writing exercise.
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This unit contains a reading comprehension on the legendary origin of candy canes, a graph for charting candy cane flavor popularity, math, and more.
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[member-created with abctools]Thirty-two pages of winter holiday-related words. Each word is in a Christmas stocking shape. Cut out and make a shapebook or decorate a bulletin board.
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[member-created with abctools] A big Christmas ornament with prompts for kids to draw various Christmas-related pictures. These would make a cute Christmas tree bulletin board, or cut out and use as a shapebook.
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A mini-unit, featuring a word search and a fill-in-the-blank comprehension exercise, to go with the Dr. Seuss holiday favorite.
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A mini-unit to go along with Paul Galdone's version of this classic story.
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Christine lives across from Michael, and south of the library. Where does Christine live? Help Santa find all the children by correctly labeling the grid!
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"Guess what holiday it is!" Christmas with the big red dog. A mini-unit to go with the popular holiday children's book by Norman Bridwell.
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From "approval" to "Polar Express". These vocabulary building word strips are great for word walls. Enhances vocabulary for Chris van Allsburg's popular book.
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Enhance a holiday favorite with this unit, which reinforces skills such as spelling, vocabulary, and comprehension, and includes several thoughtful writing prompts to personalize Chris Van Allsburg's Christmas story.
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"Santa has a Christmas tree." Choose the sentence that best describes the picture.
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Baby Bear wants a little tree of his own for Christmas. This Christmas-themed mini-unit features a reading comprehension, word search, and more.
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Get students writing with these thought-provoking prompts.
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Enhance a holiday favorite with this mini-unit, which reinforces skills such as spelling, comprehension, and more.
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Winged angel praying in front of a manger.
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Shepherd and flock at Christmas.
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From "angel" to "wreath". These vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
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Angel blowing a trumpet.
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Four reading comprehension selections tell the legendary origins of some Christmas traditions, Christmas trees, Christmas wreaths, and stockings. Each is followed by sets of multiple choice questions and several questions requiring brief written responses.
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Color this picture of Santa, or trace and cut out the pattern to make a great shapebook.
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Trace and cut out this lined Santa pattern for a great student shapebook. This is great for poetry writing and bulletin board decorations.
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Lined paper with a cute illustration of Santa in a scarf in the upper left corner.
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Lined writing paper in the shape of a house with Santa in the chimney at the top of the page.
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Paper with lines to write on in an oval shape and an illustration of Santa's sleigh in the lower-right corner.
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Help Santa find his hat
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Help the elf find the candy cane
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Help the reindeer find his bells
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Twelve Christmas-themed words, from "candy cane" to "wreath"... each word is missing a few letters, for spelling practice. With pictures to color. These pages make a great booklet!
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Writing paper, both lined and unlined, with the prompt "Dear Santa" at the top and a cute color illustration of Santa in the lower-right corner.
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Trace and cut out. This Christmas light-shaped shapebook has prompts for students to answer about Christmas, including a poem, and L-I-G-H-T-S acrostic.
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Pages 1-6 of the famous Christmas carol. Beautiful graphics to color.
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Pages 7-12 of the famous Christmas carol. Beautiful graphics to color.
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Trace and cut out. This stocking-shaped shapebook is a fun way for early readers to learn 30 Christmas vocabulary words. The pages can be hung in a word wall or made into a book for students to illustrate.
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A straightforward presentation of the Christmas story, including information about secular and religious Christmas traditions. It is followed by 6 multiple choice questions and 5 questions that require brief written reponses.
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"We are elves. We help Santa."
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"I am a reindeer." Fictional story about a flying reindeer who helps Santa, followed by easy multiple choice questions.
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