Little Green

This set of daily spelling activities is intended for use with the story, Little Rabbit's Tale. Learners use the high frequency and spelling words found in the story to complete 4 different activities. They write the long e words, fill...

Celebrate the legendary Dr. Seuss on Read Across America Day with a plethora of activities set to five stories—The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, Horton Hears a Who, Oh, the Places You'll Go!, and Green Eggs and Ham. Activities include...

In this reading worksheet, students listen to the fable called Big Blue Spider and Little Red Spider Retold by Ellen Baumwoll. Students draw illustrations or describe what they remembered form the story.

In this adjective completion instructional activity, students create sentences with descriptive words of their own. Students fill in a missing adjective in ten sentences. A good, solid instructional activity for young readers.

For this setting worksheet, have learners read each paragraph and underline the sentence that tells where the story takes place. They then draw a picture of each setting before writing the name of another story they read on their own and...

What big plot twists you have! Listen to the classic tale of"Little Red Riding Hood" with a twist to the ending. Will Little Red Riding Hood survive the trickery of the wolf in the woods?

Students investigate the bread baking process through the use of literature. For this reading comprehension lesson, students read the book, The Little Red Hen and discuss the steps the hen followed to bake bread. Students bake the bread...

Students explore the concept of mixing colors. In this color combination instructional activity, students discover what happens when you combine blue and yellow. Students also enjoy the Leo Lionni book entitled Little Blue, Little Yellow.

In this sentence writing worksheet, students read 12 sentences which use the vocabulary words that are listed at the top of the worksheet: red, blue, yellow, green, a, is, the, my. The sentences contain pictures instead of the words that...

Students utilize an Internet web site to locate items that are green. A green word bank is created and used to complete sentences. Pictures are drawn to accompany the sentences which are then placed into a book.