From the author and illustrator of HOW TO BABYSIT GRANDMA AND GRANDPA comes another delightful story...HOW TO CATCH SANTA!
It is perfect for enhancing creative thinking and writing "how to" pieces.
I created a packet filled with activities to support comprehension, vocabulary, writing, and even a little mathematics.
Vocabulary for posting (holiday cards with pictures and color)
Writing...
What questions do you have for Santa?
What would you like to ask Santa?
An opinion page
A "how to" page
Writing final copy pages with differentiated levels of writing pages.
Comprehension...
Roll and discuss (a dice game focusing on comprehension)
Cause and Effect...The children did...so what would happen?
Story Elements
Predict...did they catch Santa?
Summarize...somebody, wanted, but, so...
Word Work...
Parts of Speech
ABC order
Black and White vocabulary cards to match the words (students can color and take home)
Roll and Read...have fun reading words loudly, softly, silly, slowly, quickly
Word Search
Holiday Senses...smell, touch, taste, hear, see
Santa Sounds...reindeer on roof, ho, ho, ho!
What's in Santa's bag...
Text to Self ...make a connection
Mathematics...roll and catch Santa using mathematics (game boards)
Wouldn't it be fun to catch Santa?
This resource was written to accompany the story How to Catch Santa by Jean Reagan and Lee Wildish.
It is interactive and engages students with click and drag and typing activities.
Slide One: Click and Drag...Would you like to catch Santa? Type...reasoning for answer.
Slide Two: If you caught Santa what questions would you ask? Click and drag from the selection and come up with one of their own.
Using the ideas from the story which would you use to catch Santa. Click and drag.
Slide Three: Let's Write..what supplies need and sequence how you would catch Santa.
What is you favorite Santa sound? Click and drag from the ideas listed.
Slide Four: When Santa comes to your house what will he see, taste, leave...click and drag using pictures shown.
Slide Five: Click and drag...Story Elements, Cause and Effect
Perfect for distance learning or a computer center.
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