This delightful mini book is designed by scholastic and is ideal for PreK and Kindergarten. A five page mini book about being thankful, this book provides opportunity to complete simple predictable text and illustrate the message.
This minibook features predictable text that is just right for PreK and Kindergarten. It is available to print in either full color or in a black and white outline suitable for coloring. It focuses on the sight words "I Like" and features a host of common Thanksgiving foods.
This book is suitable for lower elementary students and is great as supplement to your social studies curriculum. It provides information about the first Thanksgiving and its participants. It prints in black line for young children to color.
This cute mini book reinforces the sight words "I Can See" and has adorable animal characters celebrating the Thanksgiving season. It is ideal for beginning readers and appeals to young children. Simple black line designs make this easy to color.
This adorable rhyming minibook is ideal for teaching refrain with Kindergarten or PreK . Identical images and text are featured on opposing pages to allow young readers to read the second set in response to teacher reading of the first. It teaches basic concepts about Thanksgiving.
This simple book provides room for children to draw the parts of the turkey in response to the written text. It is a great way to introduce new vocabulary like wattle while having fun with drawing.
The Colors I Eat on Thanksgiving Day & I am Thankful
This two minibook combination focuses on the color of common Thanksgiving foods and is ideal to reinforce color recognition and observation skills. Printed in black line, the student identifies and selects the appropriate color to complete the pictures. I am Thankful is written in predictable text and provides room for the student to illustrate the things they are thankful for.
Mini books provide opportunities for children to practice reading and writing in a fun and entertaining format. Not only do minibooks provide quality activities surrounding the holidays, children can take the book home once it is completed and read it again and again reinforcing literacy skills at home.
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Post a Commentgreat for daycare kids!
How handy! :)
Great resource! I love mini printable books. So do the kids, of course. :-)
Mini books - a lovely idea for the holidays. I really like the one that lets children draw the parts of the turkey, with learning and drawing combined :) Thanks for sharing this, appreciated.