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Free 1st grade character education literature circles
Bear Says Thanks: A FREE Mini-Unit
As a thank you to my followers, customers, and readers, I am offering this free mini-unit for "A Bear Says Thanks" by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman!
This freebie includes:
-A non-fiction close read on Brown Bears with a 1/2 sheet of comprehension questions
-We both say, "Thanks!": a thankful list activity
-Personal response: How I Say Thanks
-Bear Says Thanks retelling/sequencing cut and paste
-Rhyme Time: 12 pairs of rhyming cards with text from the story and a recording sheet
I hope yo
Grades:
K - 2nd
Social Story-Classroom Respect
This is a story that can be read with elementary or middle school students. It discusses students who talk in class and how that affects the teacher. There is a focus on learning empathy. Have students read the story and then lead a discussion or journaling. You can have them talk about similar personal experiences or brainstorm additional solutions/endings to the story.
Grades:
K - 8th
Social Story-Friendship/Making New Friends
This is a social story about friendship and making new friends, with a focus on empathy. Can be used with K-8. Have students read the story as a group, then follow with journaling or a discussion. Students can share similar personal experiences or talk about other possible endings to the story.
Grades:
K - 8th
The Grouchy Ladybug and Kindness
This lesson contains activities that teach the character trait of kindness using Eric Carle's The Grouchy Ladybug. This material contains bible based activities, although many activities are not religious based.
Included in the lesson:
Guess that Book
Storytime
Word of the Day
Bible Story
Circle Time
Prayer
Nature/Science Time
Creative Movement
Role Playing
Finger play
Craft
Snack
Game
Activity Page
Take Home Page
This lesson may be used for a literature unit, character unit, bible lesson or
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Blossoming Beyond Bullies: Overcoming Bullying: Lily's Journey of Courage
Lily, a vibrant young artist with a heart full of sunshine, faces the darkness of bullying. Taunts and mockery dim her light, threatening to crush her love for painting and her unique spirit. But when a kind bookstore owner rekindles her courage, Lily discovers a strength she never knew she possessed. Armed with newfound confidence, she confronts the bullies, leading to a surprising turn of events. With resilience and unwavering kindness, Lily not only overcomes the bullies but inspires others t
Grades:
1st - 12th
Rhyming picture book, pet care responsibility for dogs, pet adoption and shelter
Rescue Pup is a heartwarming story about a young dog that's been abandoned one stormy night. When no one comes home, he breaks free to face many dangers on his own before a kind person rescues him and takes him to an animal shelter where he fears he will never be adopted. Throughout the story Buddy experiences many emotions that readers can also relate to. This story gently teaches about homeless animals, animal shelters, and the responsibilities that go along with their guardianship. Readers wi
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Grades:
K - 5th
"Beekle" by Santat: Quick ideas, Writing Prompts, Reading Enrichment
Various writing prompts, ideas, activities to coincide with the story "Beekle" - something for all ages.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
Humpty Dumpty Takes a Risk
Humpty Dumpty Takes a RiskAn illustrated story about young Humpty who decides to take action so he will not end up like his father - old Humpty Dumpty (falling off a wall) based on the 1903 Denslow edition, but modified. (in public domain)Ideal for primary school/elementaryCustomer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be take
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PreK - 3rd
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Rhyming picture book, pet care and responsibility, grooming dogs, pet job
A Groomer Gets Ready is written in fun poetic language that brings light to petowners of all ages about the topic of grooming. Three different pooches havevery different dilemmas and need the help of a professional groomer. This storyis creative and informative from beginning to end. Read to find out why Angel,Max, and Noodle go to the spa! Then write your own story about a pet whoneeds to go to a groomer. How will the groomer help?(Printed paperback is available on Barnes and Noble)
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Grades:
K - 5th
Working Together
Cultivate collaborative spirit with "Working Together." "The Blind Men and the Elephant" paints a vivid picture of diverse perspectives. The "Human Knot Game" encourages physical teamwork, and "Litterbug" offers a playful approach to cooperative clean-ups, instilling the virtue of shared responsibility.Learn more at EpicEthics.org.
Grades:
1st
Books about Bullying, Peer Aggression, and Friendship {FREE! Resource List}
Resource list of books that have central themes of bullying, peer aggression, or friendship. Books include both picture books and chapter books.
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PreK - 6th
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Rhyming picture book, pet care and responsibility for cats, pet over population
"Rescue Kitty" is a heartwarming tale of a young boy who finds a stray kitty lurking around his house. When a storm sets in, he sees that she is trying to save her newborns. Mom and son soon come to the rescue! Students will feel the suspense and enjoy reading this story time and again with its fun poetic language. Students will improve literacy, build character, develop soc/emotional skills, and learn pet responsibility. Build word walls, think critically, engage in journal writing, discuss fee
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Grades:
K - 5th
Culture is Colorful
Dive into "Culture is Colorful," where "The Cracked Pot" unfolds a tale of uniqueness and self-worth. The "Celebrating Differences" activity enables first graders to recognize and appreciate varied backgrounds. Rounding off with "Shifting Mosaic," students engage in a dynamic exploration of collective beauty and diversity.
Grades:
1st
7 Sacred Teachings Activity
This cute and informative freebie is great for children. They can demonstrate their knowledge of each of the 7 sacred teachings.
Grades:
1st - 4th
Standing Strong
Infuse resilience and moral compass in young hearts with "Standing Strong." "Two Goats at a Bridge" imparts lessons on perseverance and decision-making. With "Another Way," kids flex their problem-solving muscles, while "Be Strong in Peace" drives home the nobility of tranquility amidst adversity.Learn more at EpicEthics.org.
Grades:
1st
Building Friendships
Introducing "Building Friendships," a journey through the narrative of "Two Goats at a Bridge." The "Another Way" kinesthetic activity prompts first graders to explore peaceful alternatives in challenging situations. Concluding with "How Are We Strong?", students discover the power of peaceful collaboration.Learn more at EpicEthics.org.
Grades:
1st
Spanish picture book, pet care and responsibility, pet adoption, dog book
Rescue Pup is a heartwarming story about a young dog that's been abandoned one stormy night. When no one comes home, he breaks free to face many dangers on his own before a kind person rescues him and takes him to an animal shelter where he fears he will never be adopted. Throughout the story Buddy experiences many emotions that readers can also relate to. This story gently teaches about homeless animals, animal shelters, and the responsibilities that go along with their guardianship.
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Grades:
K - 5th
This Is Me
Introduce young minds to the vibrant world of emotions with "This is Me." Through "The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf," first graders learn the value of sincerity. They then venture into non-verbal expressions with "Feelings Charades," and the "Don't Tear My Heart" activity reinforces the tenderness of our emotional selves.Learn more at EpicEthics.org.
Grades:
1st
Hand in Hand
Step into the world of "Hand in Hand," where the timeless tale of "The Lion and the Mouse" unfolds. This product immerses first graders in the essence of community, encouraging them to delve deeper through the "Back-to-Back Challenge." Wrapping up with "The Caring Being," students are guided towards understanding mutual support and interdependence.
Grades:
1st
Character Education/ Special Needs Inclusion in Mainstream/ One Awesome School
BUILDING TOLERANCE AND ACCEPTANCE IN THE CLASSROOM. Thaïs Sherell J and Daniel Schmeidler, combine skills to address the ongoing stigma associated with special education students in mainstream classrooms. One Awesome School sets the stage for readers to discuss the importance of tolerance and acceptance for students with physical and mental disabilities.
*Included... strategies for implementation in the classrooom and at home for use with the book which is available online at https://www.amaz
Grades:
PreK - 7th, Staff
Socratic Seminar Reflection
This a Socratic Seminar Reflection tailored to K-2. You want the students to reflect on their seminar to better the quality of the seminar. This is an easier version for K-2 students to reflect. It can be faster on a time crunch as well!You can display it on the board or print them out as exit cards.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
I Do Declare A Norwegian Fair Perspective Lesson
Introducing an empowering classroom lesson created by a children's mental therapist, centered around the captivating book "I Do Declare! A Norwegian Fair."In this interactive and engaging lesson, students will embark on a journey of perseverance, resilience, and cultural exploration. Inspired by the delightful story of "I Do Declare! A Norwegian Fair," children will be immersed in a vibrant world of Norwegian traditions, colorful festivals, and the timeless value of never giving up.Created by a
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PreK - 3rd
Violet Gets Jealous: Kids Book for Preschool and Early Readers About Emotions
This is a book in digital format. You will receive PNG files for a 37 page picture book. Share with students on a tablet, computer, projector, or print it out. You can also access it for free if you have Kindle Unlimited, or purchase the Kindle or Paperback versions through my author page.https://www.amazon.com/Jennifer-Margrave-Garcia/e/B09X49MPMZFollow me here and on Amazon to stay up to date as I create!!!Book DescriptionFollow Violet, an adorable bee, along her journey from being jealous of
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Fundamental Read-Alouds: Halloween Fun with Friends
Focus on Halloween fun and the meaning of friendship with humorous stories of empathy, sharing, helpfulness, and inclusion."FUNdamental Read-Alouds" provide effortless, entertaining, and engaging reading sessions for elementary school students.Choose picture books from a collection of five works carefully selected for excellence in writing and illustration. Follow up with discussion questions that focus on metacognition skills, social-emotional learning, plot, character, and use of illustrations
Grades:
1st - 4th
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