Valentine's Day Partner Plays (for 2nd 3rd grade)

These five Valentine's Day partner plays are intended to be used as fluency-building activities that 2nd-3rd students can do with a partner. It comes with a BONUS recording sheet. After reading the scripts, students answer the comprehension questions that accompany each script.

When you purchase this resource, you will get to choose the format that best meets your needs and your students' needs. You will choose between the printable partner plays and the paperless version that uses Google Slides.

These scripts require minimal teacher support, thereby allowing teachers to work with other small groups. For teachers who implement reading centers, these plays are perfect.

This set includes these five independent scripts:

The Valentine's Day Carnival

A New Take on Valentine's Day

Gracie's Valentine's Day Treat

Roses are Red...

A Valentine's Day Memory

Open the preview and take a look!

By Deb Hanson 2014, updated 2019

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Click on this link to get a free partner play script! Partner Play FREEBIE script (grades 2-3)

If you like this set of partner plays, check out the others available in my store!

Freaky Friday

Back-to-School

Picture Day

Amusement Park

Fall Fun

Halloween

Thanksgiving

Christmas Traditions Around the World

Winter Fun

February Celebrations

Making Inferences

Multiple Meaning Words

Character Traits

Amazing Animals

States of Matter Partner Plays

Let's Get Active

Landforms

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www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Deb-Hanson

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