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Starting up book club and not sure where to begin? This FREE resource provides you with a book club expectations anchor chart, as well as an easy to use planning page to organize your weekly reading schedule! Like this resource? Check out my full book club resource, Book Club | Literacy Circles, for more no prep assistance to get your small group reading time running like a well oiled machine! Included: Book Club Expectations Anchor Chart (Colour and BW) Book Club Planning Sheet (Colour and BW)

Wrap these around towels with a water bottle inside, tie it to a gift bag filled with beach goodies, or glue it to a card envelope with a gift card inside! It's the end of the year and you're tired! Let these no prep printables take one decision off of your plate and help you to create a perfect personalized gift for your kiddo's teacher! These tags come in my primary pops colours, rainbow, or black and white! There are two difference sizes and two sayings to choose from to fit all your end

From the fantastic children's book series, Little People, Big Dreams, is "Mother Teresa". This inspiring read aloud will create classroom discussion around how Mother Teresa was once just a child like they are with a big dream of making a difference. "Do small things with great love" was one of Mother Teresa's most famous mantras. So I've included a writing activity as well as a craftivity to get your students thinking about how they can begin today with making a difference in the world! Includ

Are you looking for a new and fun way to engage your writers? It is time to cash in on their excitement for all things Easter! Paired with Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin's book, "Click, Clack, Peep!", this fun and engaging activity will not only give your students all the background knowledge they need to be successful, but get them excited to write! The Easter Bunny has left a basket of eggs in your classroom! He knows it is not chocolate inside because he heard a "peep!" from one of the eggs! T

An activity based on Tyler Merritt's new children's book, "A Door Made For Me". "In this poignant story based on a childhood experience, Tyler Merritt uses the metaphor of doors to explore the pain that comes from blind prejudice." Add this book to your classroom and school libraries, and then use this free resource to extend learning and create meaningful classroom discussion around equity and inclusion. Each student will design their own door they want to walk through based on their own schema