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Thursday, March 8, 2012
Easter Crafts-Lessons-Activities-Projects-Ideas
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Seasonal Events-Holidays-Theme Units-Lessons-Activities
SEASONAL HOLIDAY THEME PAGES-LESSONS-ACTIVITIES FOR
TEACHERS:
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
St. Patrick's Day Arts-Crafts-Lessons-Ideas-Activities
For More St. Patrick's Day Activities-Lessons-Units-Crafts-Poems-Books go to: http://mrscjacksonsclass.com/stpatricksday.htm
Saturday, March 3, 2012
St. Patrick's Day Lesson Plans
Teaching Tip: St.
Patrick's Day Lesson Plans
We have a ton of ideas for teachers at all grade levels for this green holiday.
1. A Day in the Life of a Leprechaun - Did you ever wonder what Leprechauns did all day?
2. A Leprechaun Trap - Students will enjoy working together to design a Leprechaun trap.
3. Create Your Own Lucky Charm - Students have fun sharing their culture.
4. Leprechaun Map - In this activity, students are turned into leprechauns who are closely guarding their gold.
5. Letter to a Leprechaun - There's a Leprechaun in your room who has gold to share, but the students must convince him why he should share it with them.
6. Measuring Pots of Gold - Science and leprechauns, makes for great fun.
7. What Would You Do With a Pot of Gold - Students learn about philanthropic giving in this activity.
8. Shamrock Spelling - Students are able to practice spelling three letter words by using the three leaves of the shamrock.
9. Green Food Graph - In this activity, students interview each other to find out which green foods are the most popular.
We have a ton of ideas for teachers at all grade levels for this green holiday.
1. A Day in the Life of a Leprechaun - Did you ever wonder what Leprechauns did all day?
2. A Leprechaun Trap - Students will enjoy working together to design a Leprechaun trap.
3. Create Your Own Lucky Charm - Students have fun sharing their culture.
4. Leprechaun Map - In this activity, students are turned into leprechauns who are closely guarding their gold.
5. Letter to a Leprechaun - There's a Leprechaun in your room who has gold to share, but the students must convince him why he should share it with them.
6. Measuring Pots of Gold - Science and leprechauns, makes for great fun.
7. What Would You Do With a Pot of Gold - Students learn about philanthropic giving in this activity.
8. Shamrock Spelling - Students are able to practice spelling three letter words by using the three leaves of the shamrock.
9. Green Food Graph - In this activity, students interview each other to find out which green foods are the most popular.
Weekly Tips for
Teachers Issue 608:
March 5, 2012
For More St. Patrick's Day resources, lessons, crafts, activities,
and more, go to: http://mrscjacksonsclass.com/stpatricksday.htm
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Dr. Seuss’s Birthday: March 2, 1904
Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s Birthday: March 2, 1904
Lessons, Printables & Resources @ A to Z
See More Activities at the Source: http://themes.atozteacherstuff.com/488/dr-seuss-activities-lesson-plans-printables-ideas-units/
Resources @ Other Sites
The Sleep Book
Dreams
After reading The Sleep Book by Dr. Seuss, have students think about a dream they have had and write about it. Includes downloadable writing paper.
After reading The Sleep Book by Dr. Seuss, have students think about a dream they have had and write about it. Includes downloadable writing paper.
Horton
Hears a Who
After reading the book, students will think about what they would say to Horton if they were a Who. Includes supporting printables.
After reading the book, students will think about what they would say to Horton if they were a Who. Includes supporting printables.
The Cat in The Hat – A
Mini Unit
Lessons, activities, and links for The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss
Lessons, activities, and links for The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss
Yertle the
Turtle
After reading the story, you can make these turtles and have students write about why they think Yertle is a bad king. Includes printable writing paper.
After reading the story, you can make these turtles and have students write about why they think Yertle is a bad king. Includes printable writing paper.
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Fun Dr. Seuss Writing Prompts
A list of writing prompts you can use for Dr. Seuss books and characters.
A list of writing prompts you can use for Dr. Seuss books and characters.
Dr. Seuss Book Activities and
Teaching Ideas
A sizable resource with Dr. Seuss extension lesson ideas organized by book title.
A sizable resource with Dr. Seuss extension lesson ideas organized by book title.
Dr. Seuss
Theme Unit
abcteach’s printables: acrostic form: hats, book report form, shape books, and word searches.
abcteach’s printables: acrostic form: hats, book report form, shape books, and word searches.
Hop on Pop –
Initial and Final Sounds
Students make a flip book. Grade Level(s): 1-2
Students make a flip book. Grade Level(s): 1-2
One Fish Two Fish Red Fish
Blue Fish
Simple description of an activity to make a venn diagram for the book. Grades: K-2
Simple description of an activity to make a venn diagram for the book. Grades: K-2
Bartholomew and the Oobleck
make Oobleck
A recipe to make “oobleck” Grades: K-5
A recipe to make “oobleck” Grades: K-5
Seussville
Printable Pages and Worksheets for Dr. Seuss More than 100 pages
searchable by activity or book.
Lesson Exchange: You’ve
Got a Wocket Where?
Students identify rhyming word pairs, apply generalizations about the principle of onsets and rimes, and create and classify multiple lists of words, both real and nonsense, based on given rimes. Grades: 1-2
Students identify rhyming word pairs, apply generalizations about the principle of onsets and rimes, and create and classify multiple lists of words, both real and nonsense, based on given rimes. Grades: 1-2
Meeting and Reading Dr.
Seuss
Activities in preparation for Dr. Seuss Day… The standard that is being addressed is: Demonstrate competence in the general skills and strategies of the reading process.
Activities in preparation for Dr. Seuss Day… The standard that is being addressed is: Demonstrate competence in the general skills and strategies of the reading process.
Venn Diagram With One
Fish, Two Fish by Dr. Seuss Students organize colored fish using
a Venn Diagram.
I Can Lick 30 Tigers Today –
Literature/Math Lesson
Children create their own word problems. Grades: 1-2
Children create their own word problems. Grades: 1-2
Book Discussion Guides
- Hooray for Diffendoofer Day! Guide (PDF)
- Oh, the Places You’ll Go Guide (PDF)
- The Lorax (PDF)
- Horton Hatches the Egg Literature Guide
- For more Dr. Seuss lessons, activities, crafts, ideas and other info, go to http://www.mrscjacksonsclass.com/drseuss.htm
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