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Snow
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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Enhances vocabulary and comprehension for Ezra Jack Keats' 1963 Caldecott winner.
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"My dog, Bo, likes to play in the snow." A very short reading comprehension.
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A= 1, B =2, etc. Use the code to help name the picture.
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This simple cloze exercise includes the answers in a text box. Good for early readers.
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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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"Do you see my snowman?" A happy snowman is featured in a winter-themed mini-unit, with a reading comprehension, word scramble, and more.
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Four pages of exercises related to snowflake formation, including math worksheet, "snowflake subjects and predicates", sentence writing, and editing practice.
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Facts and diagrams about snowflakes, with comprehension questions.
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Sample from membership site.
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Trace and cut out this unlined snowflake pattern for a shapebook, or cut out and write a poem about snow to decorate the classroom or bulletin board. Includes vocabulary list.
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Seven pages of winter-themed pictures to color. No Christmas or religious images.
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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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Illustrate the sentences about snow ("I throw snowballs in the winter.")
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Explains alliteration and provides some examples. On beautiful snowflake covered border paper.
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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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12 pages of easy reading, coloring, and other fun activities.
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This biography of the first person to photograph single snow crystals works well in conjunction with science lessons or as a "stand alone" reading comprehension. *Bentley's photographs are in the public domain and can be found in many places for free.
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