Squirrel's New Year's Resolution - Activities
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SUMMARY:
Effervecent Squirrel from Substitute Groundhog is back. It's January 1, and Squirrel wants to make her first resolution. "Is it like making a snack?" Learn how she does it in this humorous companion book to Substitute Groundhog. ACTIVITIES:
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ACT IT OUT!
My readers' theater script has 11 parts.The reading level is 1.9. Make 12 copies--one for yourself as Director. On each script, highlight the character's name at the top and each of its lines that follow.
The first download is the script with additional sites and activities from LibrarySparks magazine, including stick puppet figures for each speaker.
My readers' theater script has 11 parts.The reading level is 1.9. Make 12 copies--one for yourself as Director. On each script, highlight the character's name at the top and each of its lines that follow.
The first download is the script with additional sites and activities from LibrarySparks magazine, including stick puppet figures for each speaker.
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| squirrels_new_years_resolution_rt_script.pdf |
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MAKE A RESOLUTION This lesson from Lakeshore Learning supplies a resolution reproducible to make a magnetic reminder for grades 1-3.
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Cara Carroll's first graders celebrate their New Year Resolutions with a party.
CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR After reading my book, Cara Carroll's first graders in Texas partied! Download her activities.
NEED MORE? Find dozens of additional educational activities with Squirrel's New Year's Resolution on this Pinterest board.
REVIEWS AND AWARDS:
Those searching for a spot of cheer in the gloomy cold months may find a serviceable holiday selection with Squirrel and her forest friends. -Kirkus
Squirrel's quest for a New Year's resolution leads to good deeds and food for thought for children wanting to make resolutions of their own. A great read-aloud for the first of January!
-- Nancy Dickinson, Librarian, Hillsboro Elementary School, Hillsboro, TN
Squirrel's quest for a New Year's resolution leads to good deeds and food for thought for children wanting to make resolutions of their own. A great read-aloud for the first of January!
-- Nancy Dickinson, Librarian, Hillsboro Elementary School, Hillsboro, TN
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2011 Rodda Book Award nominee, sponsored by the Church and Synagogue Library Association
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2013 Children's Choice Award Nominee for Washington State
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