Description
Captivate students with ocean themed fun while meeting learning standards! This 258 page packet is packed full of excitement.
What's included...
Build background knowledge on sharks with a KWL or Can, Have, Are chart. Keep up with facts or allow students to organize their sticky notes with the fact page.
Included is a heavy dose of vocabulary to assist language learners with words such as shark, habitat, school, adaptations, stingray, cartilage, vertebrate, predator, prey, oviparous, viviparous, ovoviviparous.
Also available is vocabulary associated with senses and a diagram to assist language learners with words such as nictitating membrane, nares, snout, gills, dorsal, ventral, fin, dorsal fin, caudal fin, anal OR rear fin (choice provided), pelvic fin, and pectoral fin.
Provided are several options for recording vocabulary words. Option one includes a vocabulary book with clipart images. Option two includes blank vocabulary response pages. Option three includes interactive pages.
Read various stories throughout the week using comprehension response sheets with an animal comparison, story map, main events, and connections.
Engage students with a developing informational reader on sharks. Each vocabulary word has been underlined in the text. A color reader is provided for whole group instruction. Save ink! You can display this file on the white board. A blackline is included for independent student bags.
Having the blackline reader will be a great reference for student research. Use sticky notes and the provided graphic organizer. Once thoughts are ordered, students can use the paper at the end of the packet to create their own informational piece. Included: an editable cover, editable heading, place for a diagram/illustration, and writing lines.
Dive into new learning with shark facts on 10 different species. Each topic: anatomy, habitat, diet, pups, and fun facts has three facts. Assemble in a pocket chart with the provided shark poster or glue to posters and place on display.
Text features are included to provide practice with a title page, table of contents, headings, captions, bold print words, a map, and a glossary. A checklist will help guide students including text features.
Spruce up informational projects with a book cover craft or enhance science content with a marine food web.
Please check out the 22 page preview to see visuals of the entire document!
Thank you!
Cheryl Saoud
Primary Graffiti
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What's included...
Build background knowledge on sharks with a KWL or Can, Have, Are chart. Keep up with facts or allow students to organize their sticky notes with the fact page.
Included is a heavy dose of vocabulary to assist language learners with words such as shark, habitat, school, adaptations, stingray, cartilage, vertebrate, predator, prey, oviparous, viviparous, ovoviviparous.
Also available is vocabulary associated with senses and a diagram to assist language learners with words such as nictitating membrane, nares, snout, gills, dorsal, ventral, fin, dorsal fin, caudal fin, anal OR rear fin (choice provided), pelvic fin, and pectoral fin.
Provided are several options for recording vocabulary words. Option one includes a vocabulary book with clipart images. Option two includes blank vocabulary response pages. Option three includes interactive pages.
Read various stories throughout the week using comprehension response sheets with an animal comparison, story map, main events, and connections.
Engage students with a developing informational reader on sharks. Each vocabulary word has been underlined in the text. A color reader is provided for whole group instruction. Save ink! You can display this file on the white board. A blackline is included for independent student bags.
Having the blackline reader will be a great reference for student research. Use sticky notes and the provided graphic organizer. Once thoughts are ordered, students can use the paper at the end of the packet to create their own informational piece. Included: an editable cover, editable heading, place for a diagram/illustration, and writing lines.
Dive into new learning with shark facts on 10 different species. Each topic: anatomy, habitat, diet, pups, and fun facts has three facts. Assemble in a pocket chart with the provided shark poster or glue to posters and place on display.
Text features are included to provide practice with a title page, table of contents, headings, captions, bold print words, a map, and a glossary. A checklist will help guide students including text features.
Spruce up informational projects with a book cover craft or enhance science content with a marine food web.
Please check out the 22 page preview to see visuals of the entire document!
Thank you!
Cheryl Saoud
Primary Graffiti
If you love my companion, please check out...
Little Owls Night
Room on the Broom
The Ugly Pumpkin
The Polar Express
The Gingerbread Man Freebie
Squirrel's New Year's Resolution
Snowmen at Night, at Work, at Christmas, All Year
Martin's Big Words
Groundhog Informational Book Companion
Centipedes 100 Shoes
Somebody Loves You Mr Hatch
A Fine St Patricks Day
Duck Rabbit
The Curious Garden
CHOMP Shark Informational Companion
Understanding Paleontology
The Clock Struck One
STAY CONNECTED!!!
BLOG
BLOG LOVIN
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
1st - 2nd
Pages
258
Teaching Duration
2 Weeks
Description
Captivate students with ocean themed fun while meeting learning standards! This 258 page packet is packed full of excitement.
What's included...
Build background knowledge on sharks with a KWL or Can, Have, Are chart. Keep up with facts or allow students to organize their sticky notes with the fact page.
Included is a heavy dose of vocabulary to assist language learners with words such as shark, habitat, school, adaptations, stingray, cartilage, vertebrate, predator, prey, oviparous, viviparous, ovoviviparous.
Also available is vocabulary associated with senses and a diagram to assist language learners with words such as nictitating membrane, nares, snout, gills, dorsal, ventral, fin, dorsal fin, caudal fin, anal OR rear fin (choice provided), pelvic fin, and pectoral fin.
Provided are several options for recording vocabulary words. Option one includes a vocabulary book with clipart images. Option two includes blank vocabulary response pages. Option three includes interactive pages.
Read various stories throughout the week using comprehension response sheets with an animal comparison, story map, main events, and connections.
Engage students with a developing informational reader on sharks. Each vocabulary word has been underlined in the text. A color reader is provided for whole group instruction. Save ink! You can display this file on the white board. A blackline is included for independent student bags.
Having the blackline reader will be a great reference for student research. Use sticky notes and the provided graphic organizer. Once thoughts are ordered, students can use the paper at the end of the packet to create their own informational piece. Included: an editable cover, editable heading, place for a diagram/illustration, and writing lines.
Dive into new learning with shark facts on 10 different species. Each topic: anatomy, habitat, diet, pups, and fun facts has three facts. Assemble in a pocket chart with the provided shark poster or glue to posters and place on display.
Text features are included to provide practice with a title page, table of contents, headings, captions, bold print words, a map, and a glossary. A checklist will help guide students including text features.
Spruce up informational projects with a book cover craft or enhance science content with a marine food web.
Please check out the 22 page preview to see visuals of the entire document!
Thank you!
Cheryl Saoud
Primary Graffiti
If you love my companion, please check out...
Little Owls Night
Room on the Broom
The Ugly Pumpkin
The Polar Express
The Gingerbread Man Freebie
Squirrel's New Year's Resolution
Snowmen at Night, at Work, at Christmas, All Year
Martin's Big Words
Groundhog Informational Book Companion
Centipedes 100 Shoes
Somebody Loves You Mr Hatch
A Fine St Patricks Day
Duck Rabbit
The Curious Garden
CHOMP Shark Informational Companion
Understanding Paleontology
The Clock Struck One
STAY CONNECTED!!!
BLOG
BLOG LOVIN
FACEBOOK
INSTAGRAM
PINTEREST
TWITTER
What's included...
Build background knowledge on sharks with a KWL or Can, Have, Are chart. Keep up with facts or allow students to organize their sticky notes with the fact page.
Included is a heavy dose of vocabulary to assist language learners with words such as shark, habitat, school, adaptations, stingray, cartilage, vertebrate, predator, prey, oviparous, viviparous, ovoviviparous.
Also available is vocabulary associated with senses and a diagram to assist language learners with words such as nictitating membrane, nares, snout, gills, dorsal, ventral, fin, dorsal fin, caudal fin, anal OR rear fin (choice provided), pelvic fin, and pectoral fin.
Provided are several options for recording vocabulary words. Option one includes a vocabulary book with clipart images. Option two includes blank vocabulary response pages. Option three includes interactive pages.
Read various stories throughout the week using comprehension response sheets with an animal comparison, story map, main events, and connections.
Engage students with a developing informational reader on sharks. Each vocabulary word has been underlined in the text. A color reader is provided for whole group instruction. Save ink! You can display this file on the white board. A blackline is included for independent student bags.
Having the blackline reader will be a great reference for student research. Use sticky notes and the provided graphic organizer. Once thoughts are ordered, students can use the paper at the end of the packet to create their own informational piece. Included: an editable cover, editable heading, place for a diagram/illustration, and writing lines.
Dive into new learning with shark facts on 10 different species. Each topic: anatomy, habitat, diet, pups, and fun facts has three facts. Assemble in a pocket chart with the provided shark poster or glue to posters and place on display.
Text features are included to provide practice with a title page, table of contents, headings, captions, bold print words, a map, and a glossary. A checklist will help guide students including text features.
Spruce up informational projects with a book cover craft or enhance science content with a marine food web.
Please check out the 22 page preview to see visuals of the entire document!
Thank you!
Cheryl Saoud
Primary Graffiti
If you love my companion, please check out...
Little Owls Night
Room on the Broom
The Ugly Pumpkin
The Polar Express
The Gingerbread Man Freebie
Squirrel's New Year's Resolution
Snowmen at Night, at Work, at Christmas, All Year
Martin's Big Words
Groundhog Informational Book Companion
Centipedes 100 Shoes
Somebody Loves You Mr Hatch
A Fine St Patricks Day
Duck Rabbit
The Curious Garden
CHOMP Shark Informational Companion
Understanding Paleontology
The Clock Struck One
STAY CONNECTED!!!
BLOG
BLOG LOVIN
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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My students just loved this!
So many amazing activities!!! I used this during Shark Week and the students loved it! Thank you!
I added this to my existing shark file. My students were beyond excited to about this theme!
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Used this for a summer school ocean class. Worked great.
Great addition to our end of year shark unit!
My students and I loved this product!
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