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Showing posts with label January. Show all posts
Showing posts with label January. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 14, 2021

Teaching Comprehension Strategies with Favorite January Literature

Teaching comprehension strategies using January literature is filled with activities to support and enrich this reading standard.

The literature used:

Snowmen at Night

Snowflake Bently

Stranger in the Woods

The Mitten

**These books can also be found as read aloud stories online.

The packet contains:

Strategies listed for posting

Graphic Organizers and Activities

The Mitten...Visualize, Sequence, Predict

Stranger in the Woods...Main Idea, Sequencing, Summarize

Snowmen at Night..Questions, Predict, Author's Purpose

Snowflake Bentley...Compare and Contrast, Fact and Opinion, Compare and Contrast

The packet ends with Making Connections.

Any book may be used.

Text to Self

Text to Text

Text to World




 

Sunday, December 12, 2021

January Writing

This resource focuses on three amazing themes for January to write about.

These Interactive Google Slides focus on:  New Year's Eve and Day, Martin Luther King and Snowmen.

There is informational text for students to use as a springboard for writing as well as practice using verbs.

Slide One:  Informational text about the New Year...Click and drag to answer questions using the informational text.

Slide Two:  Using the topic of the New Year students will click and drag verbs into the correct sentence.

Slide Three:  Using all the information provided students will write independently,

Slide Four:  Informational text about Martin Luther King.  Click and drag to answer questions using the text.

Slide Five:  Working with verbs using the theme of Martin Luther King.  Click and drag.

Slide Six:  Using all the information provided students will write independently.

Slide Seven:  Informational text about snowmen.  Click and drag the sequence pictures and text on making a snowman.

Slide Eight:  Click and drag...past and present verbs.

Slide Nine:  Independent writing.

What I love about this resource is students use informational text, modeling and a pre write organizer before they write independently.

Slide Ten:  Assessment








Are you ready?

Let's Write...January

This packet is designed to provide students with practice using the CCSS.

This writing packet has three levels to provide DIFFERENTIATION in your writing program!

January focuses on Sensory, Narrative, Informative, and How To writing with the topics: 

Topic/Literature Suggestion with lesson plans/Type of Writing

Martin Luther King...Big Words...Informative writing

How to Build a Snowman....All You Need for a Snowman...How to 

Blizzard....Blizzard...Sensory

New Year's Day Celebration...New Year's Day...Narrative

The packet includes two sections.

Section One STUDENT WORKBOOK

This part includes:

Cover

Literature Suggestion

Lesson Plans

Graphic Organizers

"Sloppy Copy" page with editing

"Sloppy Copy" page

Editing Note for student and teacher editing.

Section Two STUDENT JOURNAL

This part includes:

Pages for publishing

Cover to make a class book

Skill worksheets and posters are included in each of the four lessons.

January will provide practice for understanding Verbs...what are they, past, present

Each of these skills will enhance student writing skills.

I think these lessons are WRITE ON!






We bundled up the Slides and the Paper Pencil resource to create a terrific classroom team at a savings.

Looking for a writing project that includes a craft...check this out!

It is perfect for your literacy centers during the month of January.

The packet includes:

Self Check for independent writers

Polar Bears...are, can, have

If I was a Polar Bear

A Polar Bear...hears, sees, smells

Penguins...are, can, have

If I was a Penguin

A Penguin...hears, sees, smells

This activity contains a pre write as well as the final write page for mounting the topper.

There is penguin and polar bear topper for mounting on the final pages.





 

Saturday, December 21, 2019

Let's Write January!

January focuses on Sensory, Narrative, Informative, and How To writing with the topics: 
Topic/Literature Suggestion with lesson plans/Type of Writing
Martin Luther King...Big Words...Informative writing
How to Build a Snowman....All You Need for a Snowman...How to 
Blizzard....Blizzard...Sensory
New Year's Day Celebration...New Year's Day...Narrative
The packet includes two sections.
Section One STUDENT WORKBOOK
This part includes:
Cover
Literature Suggestion
Lesson Plans
Graphic Organizers
"Sloppy Copy" page with editing
"Sloppy Copy" page
Editing Note for student and teacher editing.
Section Two STUDENT JOURNAL
This part includes:
Pages for publishing
Cover to make a class book
Skill worksheets and posters are included in each of the four lessons.
January will provide practice for understanding Verbs...what are they, past, present
Each of these skills will enhance student writing skills.
I think these lessons are WRITE ON!








Monday, December 18, 2017

January Goodies!


"Oh the weather outside is frightful but your classroom is so delightful"!!
I feel confident these packets will bring your classroom to life and keep your students engaged and excited about learning!!
Bring on January...
**Note:  I encourage you to view the previews or click on the link to view the entire product.
There are pictures of 90% of the activities for you to see.




Monday, January 1st

Monday, January 15th

Saturday, January 20th 
Penguin Awareness Day






 Snowmen at Night/at Work/all Year Long

There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow
Snowball
All You Need for a Snowman
Pip and Squeak

Sadie and the Snowman



                                                 


Bear Snores On by Karma Wilson
Time to Sleep by Denise Fleming
Bear Has A Story to Tell by Phillip Stead



                         










SO WHAT DO YOU SAY?