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Lesson plans, activities, and poster to accompany the book, After the Fall: How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again by Dan Santat

Includes 10 printable activities to be used in a packet or on their own. Plus lesson plans and a book list. 22 pages total Activities: Weather Watch The Wild Scavenger Hunt Scavenger Hunt Graph Everybody Needs a Rock Stream Life Stream Life Poem Bird Watchers at Work One Inch World One Inch World cont. I Spy in the Sky Map the Nature Trail

Poster, activities, and lesson to go along with the book My Mouth is a Volcano by Julia Cook.

Ready to start using an interactive Science Journal? Need some help to know where to start? This is your resource. Get started with the basic scientific processes and you will see how easy the process can be. This product includes: Interactive Notebook Cover Lesson Plan with resources; What is a Scientist? Lesson Plan with resources; Scientist Tools Lesson Plan with resources: Scientific Method Song Bulletin board resources Hands on Center Activity Book List

*This resource is for those who have read Teaching to Strengths, Supporting Students living with Trauma, Violence, and Chronic Stress By: Debbie Zacarian, Lourdes Alvarez-Ortiz, and Judie Haynes. The resources in this product are built around the basic ideas listed here: “We have to give as much attention to acknowledging and building positive qualities as we have given a to repairing damage.” Identify students’ existing strengths Honor value and acknowledge these strengths Help students becom

Spend a day celebrating pies because, come on, who does not love pies? This is a whole day of lessons and activities organized around the theme of pies. Students will read, write, do math and science all through the pie topic. Have students and teachers where an apron! This is a great day of fun before Thanksgiving or National Pi Day. Reading- read aloud, cause/effect lesson, small group activities Writing- How to Writing Math- Multiplication or Fraction pie activity, surveying and graph maki

Sharing through the Season is a non-religious project for students to complete in December as a fun way to share their traditions and favorite parts of the season with their classmates. This is a fun way for students to practice reading fluency, comprehension and reading aloud. It provides students with ownership of a projects. Yet it is simple enough that a student that may not have help at home can still complete it and be successful. This project can be done at home as a home project or with