The packet is 55 pages and includes the following:
Which Doesn’t Belong?: Scan the pictures and determine which
picture does not belong.
Following
Directions: Follow the one-step directions from the story.
Story
Sequencing: Sequence the part of the story.
Comprehension: After reading the book have your students
answer the comprehension questions.
Possessive Pronouns: Use the sentence strips included to
help students sort story items using possessive pronouns (his/hers/theirs.)
Comparatives & Superlatives/Size Sorting: Use the size
sorting mats to work on sorting pictures by size. Label each item as you add it
to the sorting mat.
Same/Different: Print one worksheet for each student. Have
them circle the items that are the same or different. Encourage students to
describe salient attributes.
Pronouns, Possessives, & Verbs: Students should take
turns pulling bed cards. Children create a sentence to describe the image. Work
on pronouns, action words, and describing.
Initial Sound Sort: Target phonological awareness by working
on your student’s ability to identify the first sound in words. Cut out the
images and match them to the beginning sound of the character (/g/ for
goldilocks, /b/ for baby bear, /m/ for mama bear and /p/ for papa bear.)
Rhyming/Vocab: Use the following pictures to identify
vocabulary or have children develop rhyming words.
Gummy Bear Color Sorting/Concept Words: Use a bag of gummy
bears. Have the student sort by colors onto the circles. Talk about which
colors there are MORE of and LESS of. Which color has MOST? LEAST? Which one is
your favorite?
Game Board/Manipulatives: Use the game board as a general
reinforcer for any learning skills. Use your own doll house furniture to
reenact the story!
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This looks like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome! I just added it to my wishlist! (I think I'm doing nursery rhymes in March)
ReplyDeleteLooks great!!!
ReplyDeletesooo cute!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are doing more literacy based activities. Keep them coming!!!
ReplyDeleteyes love the preschool literacy units. This is exactly what I need to expand my own repertoire. Also could use some preschool homeworks for concepts, following directions, answering questions, negation, pronouns, sequencing, and imitating sentences.
ReplyDeleteI also LOVE that you are sharing materials based on literature!!
ReplyDeletewhat version of the three bears do you use?
Love preschool literacy units...thanks!
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