Kid-Centered Libray

Want to decorate your space and have the students practice fine motor skills? Make snowflakes! Many of the templates I found online were too tricky for elementary, so I made my own. There are two templates for K-1, and three for 2-4. Just fold and cut for winter fun.

For use in a Montessori library, a typical school library, or any classroom teaching concepts of print, this set is a great resource for group instruction and individual practice. Included are infographics with missing labels and comprehension three-part cards for all vocabulary covered. Three-part cards can also be used as flash cards. Terms taught include: title, author, illustrator, cover, spine, spine label, ISBN, and barcode. Parts of a book can be taught on many levels, from kindergart

Engage students with a simple recipe to go along with Lois Ehlert's Growing Vegetable Soup. All of the ingredients are pulled from the book. This is a great extension for more proficient young readers, a tool for connecting to families, or an accessible way to teach reading recipes for 2nd or 3rd grades.