Winter
This four-page book summarizes the ways animals survive during winter.
Cut around the edge of the pages and fold on the dotted lines!
This friendly letter allows teachers to set up a friendly holiday card exchange.
The bottom portion allows parents to decide if or how their child will be participating in the exchange.
Incorporate all winter holidays with these classroom projects, books, songs, crafts, and more!
This cute book mimics Eric Carle's Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? with its rhyme and repetition. Prints 2 books at once (just cut pages in half).
The sentence, "I wear mittens on cold winter days" will help children find their way to the correct pair of mittens.
This book lets children count then write the number and number word for various winter items like snowflakes and mittens.
This book about a snowman gives students the opportunity to practice reading common words such as this, is, a, for, and the.
Ten Little Snowmen melting in the sun, sung to the tune of Ten Little Indians.
Follow up reading the Gingerbread Man with these activities! Have students color their own gingerbread house and get crafty decorating their own Gingerbread Man!
All you need are scissors, a pencil, tape, and 15 markers to make and play this Dreidel game!
Challenge your students to make as many words as they can using the letters from "What do you like to do in the winter?"
A SCHOOL COUNTING BOOK by Deborah Lee Rose - Count along with this rambunctious class as the teacher introduces a new winter activity every day. A great introduction to numbers and counting.
by Carole Gerber
Peaceful, enormous, protective and spectacular are all words used to describe the various trees found in this classic book.
26 acrostic poems alphabetically arranged- a welcome addition to all classrooms with numerous uses. These activities are geared towards winter. There are also companion volumes available for Autumn, Spring and Summer.
