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From "boots" to "winter"; eight words.
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A one page reading comprehension selection about the types of ice skating includes a brief history. It is followed by 4 multiple choice questions and 6 questions that require short written responses.
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"Winter..." ten pages of delightful winter-related writing prompts and writing exercises.
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Winter is ___." Use this paper, with snowmen in the surrounding border, to write a winter poem.
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Lined paper with illustrations of snowflakes at the top of the page.
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Pictures with words make these twelve cards useful for a variety of activities: flashcards, picture prompts, etc. Print two sets for a memory game.
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Ski the course!
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Lined paper with a black outline illustration of a jolly snowman in the upper left corner.
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A winter-themed picture to color and space to write a short story to go with the picture.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare two snowmen.
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Color this nice drawing of a snowflake or trace and cut out for a winter-themed shapebook.
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Cut out the shapes. The first page is a suggested cover page. Make copies of as many lined and/or unlined pages as you like in order to make a book. Use the lined pages for writing and the unlined pages for drawing/pasting pictures. Staple all the pages together for a great shapebook in the shape of its subject.
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Color this simple picture of an ice skate or trace and cut out for a shapebook.
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Briefly explains similes and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own.
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From "boots" to "winter".
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Space to draw a picture and lines to write a description of a snowy day.
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Color this picture of a snowman or trace and cut out to make a student shapebook.
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Trace and cut out the lined snowman pattern for a great student shapebook.
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Create your own flashcards with these blank snowman outlines. Six to a page.
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"I wear a snowsuit." This five-page easy reader booklet is a fun introduction to reading about winter for young readers.
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Candle with holly sprig.
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Color this picture of singers.
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Make your own advent wreath with this fun project.
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"I like to skate on the ice." Short reading comprehension (fiction).
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[made with abctools] A 10-page mitten-shaped shapebook with winter theme words, from BOOTS to WINTER.
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Fill in the missing letters in this illustrated booklet of winter-themed words.
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Primary-lined paper with illustrations of snowflakes at the top of the page.
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Picture of ice skaters to color, and lines to write a detailed description.
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A picture of people sledding, a prompt to describe the picture, and lines for writing a short description.
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Narrow-lined writing paper with a colorful illustration of mittens in the top margin.
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Wide-lined paper with colorful mitten illustrations in the top margin.
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Wide-lined writing paper with colorful illustrations of mittens in the surrounding borders. Great for poems, notepaper, mini-booklets. Landscape orientation.
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Unlined paper with colorful illustrations of mittens in the surrounding border.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare two winter stories, things or themes.
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Girl with dreidel.
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Five pages, comprehension skills and related exercises.
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Facts and diagrams about snowflakes, with comprehension questions.
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Learn about tessellations and hexagons with this lesson. Includes comprehension and instructions for making a hexagonal plate snowflake.
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Circle the winter clothes, circle the winter pictures, etc. Six pages of worksheets.
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From "boots" to "toboggan", these vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice.
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Seven pages of winter-themed pictures to color. No Christmas or religious images.
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This fact filled reading comprehension presents the solstice celebration as a cross-cultural observance of the beginning of winter.
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A picture to color and space to write about winter fun.
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A picture of four snowmen (one juggling) to color and wide mid-dotted lines to write about snowmen and winter fun.
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A picture of three snowmen to color and lines to write about snowmen and winter fun.
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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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Wide-lined paper with an illustration of a snowflake at the top.
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Lined and unlined paper with a picture of a snowman.
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"I love snow, but this was almost too much! Twenty-five inches of snow in one night. Fortunately, I knew exactly what to do!" Lined paper to write a story with this story starter.
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12 pages of easy reading, coloring, and other fun activities.
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A picture of a boy building a snowman to color and wide mid-dotted lines to write a very short story with theme words (winter, snowman, cold, scarf...) 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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Sample from membership site.
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[member-created using abctools] "Hold on to your reindeer, Santa, here it goes - " Write a list of good things you have accomplished this year with this form.
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The color version of this rebus is available on our member site.
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[member-created with abctools] From "boots" to "winter". These vocabulary building word strips are great for word walls.
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[member-created with abctools] Cut out the snowman pattern for a great winter-themed shapebook, or use for a seasonal word wall. 28 pages, each with a different winter-themed word on the snowman's belly, with space for students to write or draw.
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From "cold" to "winter".
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Two report forms guide students through the writing of a book reports for fiction and non-fiction books about snow.
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Foldable booklet for students to organize their knowledge about snow and snowflakes.
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An introduction to some basic poetic structures, including alliteration, similes, and acrostics, using snow themes. Includes border paper for final drafts.
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Booklet format for students to write a short report on snowflakes.
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Report planner, KWL, and a lined page to write a report about snow. Includes a survey and graph to find out about people's favorite thing to do in the snow.
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Fun snowflake-patterned late homework notices, assignment notices, and grading sheet.
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Hibernation-themed graphics prompt students to draw and describe hibernating animals.
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After completing a drawing of a tree, students compose an acrostic poem about winter.
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[member-created with abctools] Trace and cut out. This snowman-shaped shapebook has prompts for students to answer about winter.
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thirty-one days of snowmen, sledding, and igloos
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1 DOWN: Frozen water.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with snowmen and snowflakes. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more.
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The letters of the alphabet, presented in black outline, filled with snowmen and snowflakes. Four letters to a page. Great for bulletin boards, desk decorations, and more.
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Use the tally sheet to interview people about their favorite solstice traditions; then use the bar graph to compare popularities.
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Use the tally sheet to interview people about their favorite solstice traditions; then use the bar graph to compare popularities. This tally suggests several solstice traditions, from burning yule logs to wassailing.
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Report planner, KWL, and lined paper to write a report on the winter solstice.
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Imagine that you were in charge of all the solstice celebrations for an imaginary country...
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What winter holidays do you celebrate?...
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Choose a religion or culture that celebrates the winter solstice...
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A simple winter craft that uses tree sprigs to make a small wreath.
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Match the winter clothes words to the pictures of words that rhyme with them (glove, dove)
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The pictures follow a pattern. Mark the picture that doesn't follow the pattern with an X.
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Unlined booklet form enables students to write a short report or draw a picture series about winter.
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Color a blackline drawing by following the directions in the legend.
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Word unscramble and a cloze exercise reinforce six winter-themed vocabulary words.
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From "boots" to "shovel", these vocabulary building word strips with pictures are great for word walls, sentence strips, spelling and vocabulary practice. With primary lines and dotted letters to trace.
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Illustrate the sentences about snow ("I throw snowballs in the winter.")
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Complete the sentences about winter clothes ("I wear a __ scarf in the winter.") and draw pictures to go along.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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Foldable desk tag with primary lines for writing name.
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Play any "double six" domino game with these winter picture/word dominoes
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A fact-filled reading comprehension about reindeer- they don't really pull Santa's sleigh!
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This 1 page reading selection explains the Winter Solstice. This lesson is appropriate for both hemispheres. It is followed by 4 multiple choice questions and 5 questions that require brief written responses.
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Part of a new series on our member site. Fill in the missing letters from each word; then use the letters to decode the secret message! Vocabulary fun.
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Part of a new series on our member site. Fill in the missing letters from each word; then use the letters to decode the secret message! Vocabulary fun. This easier version provides a word bank.
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Print up the form and write in the details (Check out what we're doing, Help Wanted, Special Notes, Reminders) to make a great classroom newsletter. With a snowman and snowflakes.
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Print up the form and write in the details (Check out what we're doing, Help Wanted, Special Notes, Reminders) to make a great classroom newsletter. With a snowman and snowflakes.
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With pictures of a snowman with a shovel.
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Help the boy find his winter clothes so he can go outside.
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Help the rider get to the snowmobile.
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"Let's build a snowman!" A cut-and-paste activity with emphasis on following directions. One of six winter-themed literacy centers on our member site.
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"Megan goes cross-country skiing with her family. On Saturday they skied ten miles. On Sunday they skied five miles. How many miles did they ski in all?" Five winter themed word problems.
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"A horse-drawn sleigh can go ten miles an hour. How far can it go in three hours? How far in four? How far in five?" Five winter-themed word problems with skip counting by 10s.
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"Boris goes on a seventeen-mile sleigh ride with his parents. Theyve gone three miles so far. How many miles do they have still to go?" Five winter-themed subtraction word problems.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare the two snowmen.
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Snowman tic tac toe.
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Write a winter story using the picture cards.
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Sequence the winter events
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Put the winter words in alphabetical order.
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Word scramble, word search, cloze, short answer comprehension questions, true/false and a short writing prompt review Marion Dane Bauer's factual story about snow.
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Word search, crossword puzzle, story sequencing, multiple choice comprehension questions, and spelling practice to review Jean Little's story of a magical winter and magic boots.
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"Clem really likes cross country skiing. Last week he skied twenty-one miles. This weekend he skied seven more miles. How many miles did he ski altogether?" Five winter-themed addition word problems.
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"Pierre wants to buy a new mountain bike that costs $999. This summer, he earned $476 mowing lawns. This winter he has already earned $201 shoveling snow. How much money has he earned so far this year?" Five winter-themed addition word problems.
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"A group of people are cross-country skiing. Altogether, they ski one hundred ninety-six miles. There are fourteen people in the group. How far does each one ski, on average?"
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"Mike's hockey team has scored an average of four goals in each of their last ten games. How many goals have they scored in all?" Five winter-themed multiplication word problems.
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"Tracy collects forty-eight icicles for her science class. They are twenty-five inches long on average. What is the total length of the icicles Tracy collects?" Five winter-themed multiplication word problems.
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"Bob's class is cutting out paper snowflakes to decorate the classroom. If each child cuts out two snowflakes, how many do five children cut? Six children? Seven children?" Five winter-themed word problems with skip counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s.
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"Rebecca is going skiing with her family. It is a seventy-mile drive to the mountain where they ski. They have driven forty miles so far. How far is it to the mountain now?" Five winter-themed subtraction word problems.
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"Bob and his friends are baking cookies for a school fundraiser. They baked eight hundred thirty-two cookies. However, they ate sixty-nine of them. How many cookies are left?" Five winter-themed subtraction word problems.
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"What time does Mike wake up to go ice fishing?"
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winter clothing theme: colorful hat and scarf, boots, and mittens
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A picture of a snowman to color and lines to write a very short story with theme words (icy, crystals, freezing...) from a word bank.
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A picture of a snowman to color and lines to write about winter or snowmen.
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A picture of a snowman to color and wide lines to write about winter or snowmen.
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Play any "double six" domino game with these winter picture/word dominoes
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"Color the boots orange." Follow the directions and color the six winter clothing-themed pictures.
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Write the number that represents the number of pictures.
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Circle the picture that doesn't match the other three.
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Match the picture on the left with the word on the right.
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Match the picture on the left with the picture on the right.
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cap, scarf, cap, scarf ... What's next? Cut and paste the picture that follows the pattern.
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Follow the directions and color the correct number of pictures.
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Circle all the winter clothing-themed pictures on the page.
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Put an X on the picture that doesn't belong in the group.
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Our preschool "winter clothing-themed" materials - worksheets, flashcards, etc. - in one download.
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Print two copies of these six winter clothing words (cap, scarf, mittens, etc.) for a matching game of words, or match these words to the picture cards.
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Print two copies of these six winter clothing pictures (cap, scarf, mittens, etc.) for a matching game of pictures, or match these pictures to the word cards.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare summer and winter.
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Cute snowman shaped word search.
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The alphabet in a blue and white, frost and ice pattern for bulletin board use.
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A set of blue and white, frost and ice patterned letters for bulletin board use that spell "Winter Fun."
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Straight border for winter bulletin board with a frost and ice pattern.
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A set of illustrations of snowmen, polar bears and penguins engaged in winter sports.
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Decode the secret message. Promethean ActivInspire .flipchart files. Includes related printable worksheet.
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Students match seven pictures to seven words related to winter.
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A one page document of an easy reading comprehension with three multiple choice questions.
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An easy reading comprehension text about winter outerwear, with three questions on the same page.
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Patterns for a Jack Frost paper bag puppet.
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Patterns for a Snowman paper bag puppet.
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Patterns for a snow women paper bag puppet.
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This cute snowman will make your word wall a special attraction. Print two of each to make a matching game.
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This snowman word wall or matching game is perfect for learning centers or for each individual child.
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A winter-themed booklet, including four pages for students to color and write a few sentences describing each picture.
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