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  Early Reader: Alligator and Crocodile Booklet (color) (k-1)

  An illustrated color booklet of alligators and crocodiles. Can be used with "Alligator and Crocodile" word wall, cut and paste worksheet and puzzles.
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  Early Reader: Crocodile and Alligator Booklet (b/w) (k-1)

  An illustrated b/w booklet of the alligators and crocodiles. Can be used with "Alligator and Crocodile" word wall, cut and paste worksheet and puzzles.
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  Booklet: Summer (primary)

  Summer vocabulary with simple pictures to color.
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  Booklet: Winter Clothes (primary)

  Complete the sentences about winter clothes ("I wear a __ scarf in the winter.") and draw pictures to go along.
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  Early Reader: Growing Frogs Booklet (color) (pre-k/primary)

  A 16 page booklet of color illustrations and text about the life cycle of a frog for early readers. 2 pages per sheet format.
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  Booklet: My Christmas Tree

  Early reader booklet with images to color.
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  Fiction: The Valentine's Surprise! (pre-k/primary)

  "Suzy is making a heart." A very short realistic fiction valentine-themed reading comprehension.
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  Early Reader: School Supplies (b/w)

  "I have a pencil."
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  Early Reader: "I can..." (feelings - color)

  "I can feel happy." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple "I can..." sentences about feelings.
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  Booklet: Winter is "Snow" Much Fun (primary)

  Illustrate the sentences about snow ("I throw snowballs in the winter.")
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  abcteach Early Reader Word Walls: How To (primary)

  Teaching explanations, reasoning, and word lists for teaching beginning readers using word walls. The words in this abcteach word wall set are commonly found in beginning readers. The first week's teaching materials are included in this download.
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  Booklet: The U.S. President (b/w)

  Early reader booklet featuring facts about the U.S. president.
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  Early Reader: Community Helpers (b/w)

  "Firefighters put out fires."
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  Booklet: Early Reader 100s Day (b/w) K-1

  Black and white booklet of 100s day activities for classroom, individual or with partner, counting, reading.
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  abcteach Early Reader Word Walls - words (outlined)

  Words with the shapes outlined, to be printed on colored paper and used with the abcteach early reader word wall lesson (or any other purpose).
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  Early Reader: The Haunted House (pre-K)

  An early reader unit, featuring a word search and writing practice, with a spoo-ooky theme.
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  Worksheet: Cloze Sight Words (pre-k/primary)

  Good cloze practice for early readers.
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  Booklet: 100s Day Half Page Activity Book (colored) (k-1)

  A colored booklet in half page format of counting activities for classroom, individual or with partner. Ties into 100 days of school.
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  Early Reader: I Want to Buy...(b/w) (primary)

  A six page booklet illustrating the number of coins needed to buy certain items; such as candy or a toy. Helps students understand the value of each coin.
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  Early Reader: Winter (b/w)

  "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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  Booklet: Play in Snow (kdg)

  A booklet of story called "Play in Snow" in complete sentences with pictures; a companion to the rebus booklet of same name; allows student to build book.
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  PowerPoint: Reading: "I see the crayons." (prek-primary)

  This colorful PowerPoint slide show teaches colors and color words. Great for early readers. 12 slides
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  Pumpkins & Directions (preschool)

  "Color the pumpkin orange". A great seasonal pre-school book for coloring and practice following directions (directions can be read aloud for pre-readers).
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  Booklet: What Is a Plant? (primary/elem) -b/w

  Simple 8 page booklet about plants.
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  abcteach Early Reader Word Walls - words (no outline)

  Words to be printed on colored paper and used with the abcteach early reader word wall lesson (or any other purpose).
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  Fiction: Bunny Ears (primary/elem)

  "On Easter morning, Julie and Jamie go downstairs. They find their Easter baskets." A realistic fiction reading comprehension with short-answer questions.
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  Booklet: Winter Words (primary)

  Fill in the missing letters in this illustrated booklet of winter-themed words.
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  Story Sequence: Snowman (primary)

  "My recipe for making a snowman..." Cut out the steps, put them in order, and illustrate them.
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  Story Sequence: Margaret's Valentines (primary/elem)

  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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  Early Readers: "I like..." Series (Thanksgiving Theme)
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  Comprehension: Australia Day (elem)

  A two page text on the history and cultural activities celebrated during Australia's annual Australia Day, January 26. Includes a set of multiple choice and a set of short answer questions.
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  Booklet: Plants Are Important (b/w)

  Simple 8 page booklet about plants.
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  Early Reader: My School Schedule (b/w)

  "School begins at _____." This early reader booklet is great for a lesson on telling time, for helping students understand their schedules, and for the fun of making a personalized book.
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  Early Reader: Sunny Days (pre-K)

  "I like sunny days." Read the story and copy the words into the sentences below. Includes a word search and drawing prompt.
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  Early Reader: "I can... " (five senses -b/w)

  "I can smell the flower."
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  Early Reader: Look at the Pets (b/w)

  "Look at the cat." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple sentences with words about typical pets.
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  Early Readers: "I see...." (Halloween Theme)

  Use these pages to make a Halloween booklet that kids can read!
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  Rebus: A Safe Halloween (b/w)

  A rebus story followed by comprehension questions. Good for primary or early readers.
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  Early Reader: Don't Litter

  This easy reader booklet is great for Earth Day or any time.
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  Booklet: Signs of Spring (primary)

  How do you know it's spring? It is no hocus-pocus. Heather knows spring's here when she sees her first crocus.

Notes

• Please check the Language Arts section to find related materials.