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Colorful writing paper for the Fourth of July.
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Use this chart to record your summer reading.
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Print out pages, and bind this journal for summer writing. Wide lines.
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Writing form with prompts to write about your summer vacation.
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A page of writing prompts about camping in the summer.
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Print and fasten together
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Suggestions for making and keeping a journal for various primary levels. A cover page and blank entry pages are provided.
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Keep track of things with this simple journal form. (Today is... I...)
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"Frank ran down to the beach." Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice comprehension questions.
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A 1 page realistic fiction story is followed by 5 multiple choice questions and 3 questions requiring brief written responses.
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"The sky overhead was blue, with just a single fluffy cloud shaped like an armadillo." Realistic fiction followed by multiple choice comprehension questions.
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Write inside the sun about things that you want to do this summer.
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Use this acrostic form to write a poem about summer vacation.
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Use this form to write about your vacation plans.
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"My family goes to the lake every summer in July." A realistic fiction reading comprehension.
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Summer vocabulary with simple pictures to color.
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Trace and cut out the lined baseball pattern for a shapebook about baseball.
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Color this picture of a baseball or trace and cut out for a shapebook.
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Color this simple picture of a baseball mitt or trace and cut out for a shapebook.
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Write what you did, when you did it, and what you thought of it on these sun-decorated notecards.
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Sun design to color.
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A picture of a girl surfing to color and space to write about summer fun!
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A picture of children playing at the beach to color and lines to write about summer fun!
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A picture of a lighthouse to color and space to write about summer and the beach.
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A picture of two people in a rowboat to color and space to write about them.
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From "amusement parks" to "warm"
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Color this picture of a sun, or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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Color this picture of a sun, or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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Color this picture of a sun and cloud, or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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Cut out as many pages as you need and bind into a journal to keep track of summer camp activities.
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Shapebook with writing activities including prompts and a word search.
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Color this picture of a sunflower or trace and cut out to make a great shapebook.
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Trace and cut out this lined, sunflower-shaped pattern to make a great shapebook, or use for notes, writing paper, etc.
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Have your students fill out the simile, and decorate a bulletin board with their writing, or trace and cut out the sunflower-shaped pattern for a shapebook.
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Sunflower shape with the prompt "Sunflowers are..." and wide lines for writing. Can also trace and cut out for a shapebook.
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Fun summer pictures and words make these flashcards useful for summer activities.
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Unscrambling these beach-themed words will help everyone get in the mood for summer! From "sand" to "shells".
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From "beach" to "swim".
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[made with abctools] A 10-page sun-shaped shapebook with summer food theme words, from BERRIES to WATERMELON.
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Whether or not you're actually at the beach, these fun activity pages are sure to get youngsters in a beach-y mood! Includes word search, word unscramble, writing prompt, and much more.
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From "beach towel" to "picnic basket." These vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
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This form enables students to track titles and authors of what they read. Wide lines and a cute graphic of children reading under a tree.
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This form enables students to track titles and authors of what they read. Wide lines and a cute black & white graphic of children reading under a tree.
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This form enables students to track titles and authors of what they read. Narrower lines and a cute graphic of children reading under a tree.
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This form enables students to track titles and authors of what they read. Narrower lines and a cute black & white graphic of children reading under a tree.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare school and summer vacation.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare school and summer vacation.
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Fun pictures to color with space to write a short story.
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Fun word and spelling related activities including word search, crossword and more, all with a summer theme.
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From "baseball" to "watermelon",fun word and spelling related activities including word search, crossword and more, all with a summer theme.
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[member-created with abctools] 8 pages of summer places, from BEACH to PARK, all in a sun-shaped pattern.
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A cloze activity to increase summer-themed vocabulary.
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The color version of this rebus is available on our member site.
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The color version of this rebus is available on our member site.
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[member-created document] Trace and cut out. This elementary lined, bucket-shaped shapebook has prompts for students to answer about their favorite beach activities.
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[member-created with abctools] From "camping" to "vacation".
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Help the girl find her pail and shovel.
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Help the boy get the lemonade.
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Help the girl find the sunglasses
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Help the boy find the baseball mitt.
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[member-created with abctools] Find the summer theme words from "beach" to "vacation" in this sun-shaped word search.
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Pitching an ideal summer is more than just pitching a tent... this unit takes students through a step-by-step planning and "pitch" of an ideal summer vacation, including needs assessment, time management, cost analysis, writing a persuasive letter, and more.
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[member-created with abctools] Find words from "body" to "visit" in this horse-shaped word search. Supplements the book by Mark Teague.
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[member-created document] Trace and cut out. This lined, bucket-shaped shapebook has a prompt for students to answer about the beach. ("When I go to the beach I like to...")
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3 ACROSS: When this shines, it is nice and warm outside.
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This 1 page reading comprehension selection is followed by 4 multiple choice questions and 5 questions that require brief written responses.
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Decorate flip flops for spring and summer fun. This craft can be adapted to student ability and creativity for a quick and easy project or a complicated art.
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With the words "Have a Groovy Day!", a series of colorful flowers, and a primary-lined space to write a name.
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"Aunt Jane said Kimmie could only go if she had sunscreen and a hat." A realistic fiction story about choosing a perfect beach hat.
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[member-created using abctools] Find the summer-themed words, from AMUSEMENT PARK to VACATION, in this shovel-and-pail shaped word search.
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[member-created using abctools] Find the summer-theme words, from BEACH to RELAX, in this fish-shaped word search.
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[member-created using abctools] Find the words, from CHOCOLATE to YUMMY, in this ice cream-cone shaped word search.
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From BARBECUE to TRAVEL, each summer activity word is printed in a sun-shaped shapebook.
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[member-created with abctools] 4 pages of summer sports, all in a sun-shaped pattern.
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[member-created with abctools] 54 pages of our summer theme vocabulary words: summer foods, summer activities, summer fun, and other summer words, all in a sun-shaped pattern.
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A picture of a pond and wide lines to write a story or poem about the month of June.
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A picture of a watermelon and fireworks and wide lines to write a story or poem about the month of July.
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A picture of a sunflowers and wide lines to write a story or poem about the month of August.
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Solve the simple addition problems to find out what colors to use in the picture.
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"Here is a table of what Jenny planted in the new flower garden. Read the table and answer the questions."
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Cut out the pictures and put them in order next to the sentences. Then write a story that uses the sentences as the foundation. Good early reader work.
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Read the story, then number the events as they occur in the story. Write the story again in your own handwriting and draw a picture to go with the text.
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Read the events, put them in order (explaining the reasoning for the order), then write them into a story with creative embellishments. This lesson is adaptable to a variety of levels.
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Printable "summer window" game board, with clouds for Os and suns for Xs. Suggestion: Laminate for reuse.
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Colorful printable "summer window" game board, with clouds for Os and suns for Xs. Suggestion: Laminate for reuse.
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A picture of children playing at the beach to color and wide lines to write about summer fun!
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Color this picture of three children playing at the beach.
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Nice picture of a lighthouse to color.
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A picture of a lighthouse to color and space to write about summer and the beach.
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A picture of two people in a rowboat to color and space to write about them.
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A picture of two people in a rowboat to color.
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A picture of a girl surfing to color and wide lines to write about summer fun!
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A picture of a girl surfing to color.
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Addition Activity:; Add the sums (up to 18) and use the key to color the picture of two runners.
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Add the sums (up to 8) and use the key to color the picture of a sunflower turned to the sun.
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Find the difference (up to 8) and use the key to color the picture of a young baseball player.
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Find the difference (up to 8) and use the key to color the picture of a a young soccer player.
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A picture to color and space to write a very short story with theme words from a word bank.
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A picture to color and space to write a very short story with theme words from a word bank.
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A picture to color and space to write a very short story with theme words from a word bank.
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B/W drawing of a suitcase to color, and wide lines for writing.
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Color this drawing of a suitcase.
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"No more homework! Have a great summer." Print and wrap this candy wrapper around a standard-size candy bar and glue in place for a great gift.
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Have a Great Summer! Print and wrap this candy wrapper around a standard-size candy bar and glue in place for a great gift.
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A picture to color and lines to write a short text with theme words from a word bank.
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A sun to color and lines to write a short story about summer and the sun.
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A picture of the sun to color and wide lines to write a short story about the sun or summer.
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Put the summer-themed words in alphabetical order.
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Cut out the events related to a summer trip to the beach, and paste them in the correct order.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare two summer pictures.
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Cut out the pairs of summer-themed pictures and make a memory match game.
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Cut out the pictures of kites and balloons to make a summer tic-tac-toe board.
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Glue the four shells that make a math fact family into the correct places.
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Use the picture cards to help you write a story about summer.
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Cut out the tiles and place them in the correct place value order.
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Complete the fact wheels by subtracting the numbers around the starfish from the number in the center.
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Cut out these counters and use them with the Summer Math Centers.
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Follow the directions to make an ice cream cone.
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Follow the directions to make a summer-themed mobile.
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Summer-themed word wall, from "beach" to "surfing"
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Learning center for cutting and pasting the frog life cycle in the correct order.
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Learning center for identifying and learning about summer bugs.
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"Summer's here! It's time to grill!" our uncle loudly said. My sister had a worried look. His words filled us with dread.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare summer and winter.
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Fun graphic writing form with a summer theme. Acrostic.
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Summer themed border paper with primary 3-ruled lines.
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Summer themed border writing paper with lines.
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A color illustrated log on which children can record books they read during the summer.
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A hard crossword puzzle and bridge shaped word search based on words found in the short fiction text, "Do You See the Brooklyn Bridge?"
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An easy bridge shaped word search and an easy word unscramble based on words found in the text of the short fiction, "Do You See the Brooklyn Bridge?"
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An easy word search and word unscramble using words found in the text of the short fiction "Going Over Niagara Falls with Jack."
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Sort each group of summer-themed words in alphabetical order.
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Unscramble 15 summer-themed words. Including answer key.
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Word wall of 15 summer-themed vocabulary words to print, cut out, laminate and re-use.
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Umbrella-shaped word search with 15 summer vocabulary words to find.
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This is a 5 page, end of the year project. Students will plan a road trip. Using a road map, they will determine their path, where they will stop and what they will see and do there. They will also calculate time and distance, supplies needed, and create a map of their trip. A student checklist is included.
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