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Elementary short stories homeschool curriculum videos
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Pete's Big
A read aloud story from Handmade to Handheld Books: Pete wants to grow up and do something BIG! But what? A story about dreaming big dreams! For a read aloud session, a listening center, a mini lesson, or a lesson on how small things are sometimes very BIG!
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PreK - 2nd
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Numbers and Animals
Numbers and Animals is a video book with basic concepts for numbers, the number of animals and the name of the animals.Beautiful color illustrations. Numbers 1-10.This video book has a voiceover and instrumental music in the background. It also has the page turning sound effects. This book is read slowly with annunciation. It is just under 3 minutes long.
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PreK - 1st
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10 fun facts about thunderstorms
Thunderstorms are impressive meteorological events that can bring dramatic displays of lightning, thunder, and heavy rain. Here are 10 fun facts about thunderstorms:
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PreK - 3rd
Also included in: Weather Wonders
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"Kickball" Read-Aloud Video
This 8:32 minute read-aloud video features the author, a certified English teacher and Reading Specialist, reading the short story "Kickball" aloud.
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4th - 6th
Also included in: RACE Writing Strategy Bundle
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Video: Read-Aloud Story (Gr 3-6) with Reading Comprehension Questions
This is a video reading of Free LemonAid, an original short story. Reading comprehension questions are dispersed throughout the story. Free LemonAid is intended to be read aloud by students, teachers, caregivers, or parents. If you cannot open the link, you can also access it at https://vimeo.com/448500135 using password TPT.Perfect for distance learning, remote learning, quarantine pods, and homeschooling.Themes include social development, community building, interpersonal relationships, person
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2nd - 6th
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Brown bear book ribbon snake activity
Brown bear brown bear ribbon snake activityHi friends! It’s fun for my little one to do this ribbon snake activity after he read the brown bear book. We printed the animal pictures and he colored them (or you can just print the colored animal pictures for kids to use). Then I cutted a line in the middle of these animal pictures, and have a ribbon ready. My boy can insert the ribbon through all the different animal pictures while he retells this story. It’s nice for him to reinforce the color and
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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