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Imagine that you were in charge of all the solstice celebrations for an imaginary country...
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A picture of a snowman to color and wide lines to write about winter or snowmen.
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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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Use the tally sheet to interview people about their favorite solstice traditions; then use the bar graph to compare popularities.
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What winter holidays do you celebrate?...
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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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Space to draw a picture and lines to write a description of a snowy day.
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Create your own flashcards with these blank snowman outlines. Six to a page.
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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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Candle with holly sprig.
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Word unscramble and a cloze exercise reinforce six winter-themed vocabulary words.
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Unlined paper with colorful illustrations of mittens in the surrounding border.
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Lined paper with illustrations of snowflakes at the top of the page.
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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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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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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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Lined paper with a black outline illustration of a jolly snowman in the upper left corner.
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Play any "double six" domino game with these winter picture/word dominoes
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Play any "double six" domino game with these winter picture/word dominoes
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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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Narrow-lined writing paper with a colorful illustration of mittens in the top margin.
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Use this Venn diagram to compare two winter stories, things or themes.
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Match the picture on the left with the picture on the right.
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The color version of this rebus is available on our member site.
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thirty-one days of snowmen, sledding, and igloos
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Match the picture on the left with the word on the right.
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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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Briefly explains similes and then encourages students to write and illustrate their own.
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Foldable booklet for students to organize their knowledge about snow and snowflakes.
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Patterns for a snow women paper bag puppet.
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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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A set of illustrations of snowmen, polar bears and penguins engaged in winter sports.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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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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"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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Write the number that represents the number of pictures.
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Hibernation-themed graphics prompt students to draw and describe hibernating animals.
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"Color the boots orange." Follow the directions and color the six winter clothing-themed pictures.
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