Mrs. Plemons' Kindergarten

Bright Ideas for Little Learners

Farm: Reading Comprehension, Writing and Craftivities

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Read and Respond to your Favorite Picture Books!

Do you love reading picture books to your class and need follow up activities? Try this Farm: Read and Respond Pack. It is the perfect way to strengthen comprehension and writing skills along with some fun craftivities to keep your kids engaged! Download the preview for the complete table of contents to see which activities/skills are included with each book.

Features:

• Activities for 5 Picture Books:
Cock a Doodle Doo! Barnyard Hullabaloo By Giles Andreae
Click, Clack, Moo Cows That Type By Doreen Cronin
Funny Farm By Mark Teague
Mrs. Wishy Washy’s Farm By Joy Cowley
World of Farming (series)By Nancy Dickmann

• Comprehension skills practiced include:
Infer Meaning
Ask & Answer Questions
Identify Cause & Effect
Learn New Vocabulary
Make Connections

• 5 writing activities (1 for each story) including:
Opinion Writing
Narrative Writing
Letter Writing
Informative Writing
• All comprehension and writing activities have 3 leveled options for Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade or to differentiate for student needs.
• Common Core aligned with the standard listed on each page for easy reference
• 2 craftivities with printable patterns

**This set is included in the March: Read and Respond GROWING BUNDLE
And the Read and Respond GROWING MEGA BUNDLE

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More Read & Respond Packs you may like:
February: Read and Respond BUNDLE
January: Read and Respond BUNDLE
December: Read and Respond
November: Read and Respond
October: Read and Respond BUNDLE

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