The Snowy Day | Book Study, Class Book, Craftivity

This is a literacy pack to go with the book The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats. Your students will love Peter's snowy day fun!

This book study pack can be used as a whole class activity, during small group guided reading time, as individual student work, or as part of a book club. Simply copy a pack for each student. You may choose to implement pages that best fit your students' learning abilities.

This pack includes:

STORY ELEMENTS ACTIVITIES

• student unit cover page
• story elements
• making predictions
• character traits
• character analysis
• story retell
• story events
• story clues
• can-have-are-need graphic organizers

MAKING CONNECTIONS ACTIVITIES

• making mental images
• giving my opinion
• giving my advice
• text-to-self connections
• If I had a snow day
• design a snowman

WRITING ACTIVITIES

• writing retell pages
• writing story prompt
• class book templates

VOCABULARY ACTIVITIES

• making words
• vocabulary word search
• syllable count
• alphabetical order

COMPREHENSION ACTIVITIES

• snowy day activities/not snowy day activities
• cause and effect
• problems and solutions
• author's purpose
• main idea/theme
• fiction and non-fiction story elements
• true or false comprehension questions
• reading notes
• personal response page

CRAFTIVITY

• What I Would Do On A Snowy Day craftivity

LEARNING STANDARDS CHECKLISTS

• learning standards checklist charts for Common Core, TEKS, VA SOL

MORE WINTER BOOK STUDIES

Froggy Gets Dressed

Owl Moon

Five Little Penguins Slipping on the Ice

The Three Little Kittens

The Mitten Tree

The Missing Mitten Mystery

Snowmen at Night

Tacky the Penguin

Sneezy the Snowman

Frozen Noses

The Jacket I Wear in the Snow

The Hat

The Snow Globe Family

The Mitten

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