Description

What is this resource?
This is a focused SNOW-THEMED read-aloud companion pack for EIGHT favorite snow-themed picture books. This is a BUNDLE that includes activity companion sets for the titles listed below. The purpose of this resource is to provide teachers and students with a structured focus on vocabulary, text-based higher level questions, comprehension, and ELA-based skills through an authentic and engaging children’s literature.

Companion Sets for the Following Texts included:

•Blizzard by John Rocco

•The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats

•The Snowy Nap by Jan Brett

•Good Morning, Snow Plow by Deborah Bruss

•Winter Wonderland by Jill Esbaum

•Goodbye Autumn, Hello Winter by Kenard Pak

•Snowflake Bentley by Jacqueline Briggs Martin

•Owl Moon by Jane Yolen

What is included?
This is a BUNDLED resource. It will includes companion sets for all of the books linked above. Each resource includes a combination of ELA posters, Vocabulary Word Cards and definitions, Text-Based Questions, Writing Prompts, Collaborative Poster Templates and 3 Differentiated Comprehension Checks.

Where can I preview a sample of this resource?
Go HERE and HERE to see the types of resources and activities included in this pack. You can also preview each set individually by clicking on the link and reading the description, that will include the skills and standards addressed. PLEASE NOTE: the posts show the format for ALL books in the Let’s Read series and shows the types of activities included. The specifics change according to the content and standards addressed by each book.

Who created this resource?
Abby Mullins, also known as Babbling Abby, is a former kindergarten and first grade teacher who most recently was an interventionist in a Title I school. She holds a BA in both psychology and elementary education, along with an MA in teacher leadership. She loves creating engaging experiences for students, collaborating with passionate educators, and bringing her creativity and enthusiasm to classrooms across the globe through curriculum and resource development. Abby also blogs at Babbling Abby where she shares here ideas, activities, and her love of education.