Literacy and Numeracy Unit (more than 120 pages) An amazing unit based on the new Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get? Includes a variety of literacy and numeracy activities including: - Graphic Organizers - Venn Diagrams - Know, Want to Know, Learned - What Pets Do We Have? - If I Could (fly like a bird, swim like a fish, etc) - ABC order - Syllables - Nouns and Verbs Sorting - Songs and Poems (Cloze activities) - Craftivity (create a dog and a cat that are adorable) - Cause and Effect - Spin and Graph - I SPY activity - Mystery Box Writing Activity - Persuasive letter - Care of a Pet - Addition and Subtraction Activities - including word problems, graphing, picture cards, number line, writing equations, counting by two's, counting by five's, counting by ten's, base 10, practice sheets So much variety! Great graphics and activities. More than 120 pages of fun!!! Have made a freebie showing some of the literacy / numeracy pages that are included in this unit.

Get to know your students very quickly with this fun Back to School House & simple writing activity. There are two versions of this craft - a 5" and a 7". Included is a template that the students will color, cut and then glue together! It's a great Back to School keepsake. Or, have your students make the School Houses and use them to decorate the classroom. Best of all, it is large enough to hold their writing activity when it is complete. Made from regular photocopy paper (8 1/2 x 14), all students require are coloring pencils, scissors and glue (glue sticks recommended). Enjoy and have a great year!

A fun, simple crafting activity for any Pets Unit or for the book What Pet Should I Get? To make this product or see the agamographs, just watch the video. What is included? Agamographs and a simple writing activity for: - dog and doghouse - cat and kitten - fish and turtle - hamster and rabbit - bird and chick An agamograph is a picture that is made so that when you look from one angle you see one picture and then from the other angle the second picture emerges! Using just 1 piece of paper, students color then cut and fold their agamograph. Then they can complete the writing activity and attach the agamograph to their finished work! So cute and easy! - please look at the preview and watch the video What you need: - paper, scissors, glue, coloring pencils Always make sure you download and save the project before printing! Sometimes customers just right click on the preview of a download and things don't print properly!

This is a really fun craft to use when teaching students about life on a farm, farm animals, Old MacDonald, etc. What is included: 1 farmer and 4 farm animals (cow, sheep, chicken and a dog) a simple writing activity has been prepared which can be placed on the back of each puppet (grade 1 or 2) JK and K can just make the paper bag puppets and not do the writing activities. Have created these so that the body will tuck under the flap of the paper bag and the face will fit on the flap of the paperbag. please look at the preview What you need: paper, scissors, glue brown paper bags (I bought mine in Michigan USA at a dollar store. They come 40 in a bag for $1.) Size listed on bag: 5 1/8 x 3 1/8 x 10 5/8 inches or 13 x 7.9 x 27 cm If your bag is a different size then just adjust your photocopying. If you want coloured paper bags - . I just bought some small gift bags and cut off the handles. They are the same size as the brown paper bags, just a bit shorter. Always make sure you download and save the project before printing! Sometimes customers just right click on the preview of a download and things don’t print properly!

This is an INTERACTIVE file made with Google Slides - Cause and Effect Task Cards Interactive - there are movable pieces or places for students to type answers on every page! Watch the preview: Interactive Cause and Effect Task Cards What is included - 32 interactive task cards different formats - pictures / graphics showing the relationship between cause and effect, charts, paragraphs - please watch the video Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying (but you can). Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

These are INTERACTIVE Alphabet Puzzles Task Cards Interactive - puzzle pieces move, pictures move Watch the preview - Interactive Alphabet Puzzles Task Cards Includes 18 task cards - each task card has 2 puzzles on it = 36 puzzles 2 styles of puzzles: AAA, BBB, CCC and ABC, DEF, GHI Students create the puzzles and then add a picture to the puzzle piece Fun and engaging - great way for students to practice their alphabet and recognition of easy words Why it is great: Great for distance learning! No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students No photocopying! It’s a great digital resource! Fun and engaging. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google slide and how to share with your students

This is an INTERACTIVE Puzzles and Games file made with Google Slides Interactive - the puzzle pieces move, the game pieces move! Watch the preview: Interactive Puzzles and Games What is included - 6 interactive puzzles and 5 interactive games Puzzle 1 – I Can Count 1-10 Puzzle 2 – Have a Whale of a Time Game – Tic Tac Toe Game – Climb the Ladder Game – Get Home Puzzle 3 – I Know Shapes (option #1) Puzzle 4 – I Know Shapes (option #2) Puzzle 5 – Body Parts (Female- upper body and head) Puzzle 6 – Body Parts (Male – upper body and head) Game – Design a Room (design a fun living room scene) Game – Design a Room (design a fun living room scene, add the words) Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying. Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

This is an INTERACTIVE file made with Google Slides - Consonants and Vowels Interactive - there are movable pieces or movable words or places for students to type answers on every page! Watch the preview - Consonants and Vowels Worksheets What is included - 24 interactive pages Consonants - Beginning and Ending Worksheets - 5 sheets Vowels - Short Vowels (a, e, i, o, u) - 9 sheets Vowels - Long Vowels (a, e, i, o, u) - 5 sheets Mixed worksheets - 4 Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying (but you can). Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

These are INTERACTIVE stories for your young readers. Set #2. Why interactive? - there is a space on each slide for students to type an answer / word to an open ended question AND there is a graphic (check mark) that students use to answer 3 yes/no questions about the story Watch the preview - Interactive Stories for Emergent Readers Set #2 Includes: 10 Simple Stories graphics to accompany the stories to make things more interesting an open ended question at the end of each story 3 yes/no questions, students drag a check mark into the correct column Why it is great: Great for distance learning! No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students. No photocopying! (but you can) It’s a great digital resource! Fun and engaging - great way for students to practice their reading Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google slide and how to share with your students

These is an INTERACTIVE Guessing Game. Why interactive? - the box moves and there is a space on each task card for students to type their answers Watch the preview - Interactive Guessing Game Includes: 25 Interactive Task Cards This guessing game is called What Pet Did They Get? Use this guessing game with the Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get? At the end of the story, the children leave the store with a box. All we can see are two eyes. We are left to wonder What Pet Did They Get? This guessing game is set up to answer that question. It does so as follows: Students are given 3 clues to guess What Pet Did They Get? There is a pet hiding under the box. Once the students read the 3 clues, they guess. There is a textbox set up on the bottom of each task card. Students guess and then remove the box to see what pet is hiding behind it. The next task card has the students answer 3 questions about the pet (see below) Fun and engaging - great way for students to learn about pets. 25 Interactive Task Cards include: An initial Instructions Task Card 12 pet guessing cards where the following pets are hiding behind the box: snake, frog, dog, bird, pig, hamster, hedgehog, turtle, fish, mouse, rabbit and a cat. 12 corresponding activity cards - where students answer 3 questions - what the pet likes to eat, why it would be a great pet and ow they would care for the pet Why it is great: Great for distance learning! No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students No photocopying! It’s a great digital resource! Fun and engaging. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google slide and how to share with your students

These are INTERACTIVE stories for your young readers. Why interactive? - there is a space on each slide for students to type an answer / word to an open ended question AND there is a graphic (check mark) that students use to answer 3 yes/no questions about the story Watch the preview - Stories for Emergent Readers Includes: 10 Simple Stories graphics to accompany the stories to make things more interesting an open ended question at the end of each story 3 yes/no questions, students drag a check mark into the correct column Why it is great: Great for distance learning! No prep for the teacher - just download and send to students. No photocopying! (but you can) It’s a great digital resource! Fun and engaging - great way for students to practice their reading Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to download the google slide and how to share with your students

This is an INTERACTIVE file made with Google Slides - Sequencing Task Cards Interactive - there are movable pieces, movable words or places for students to type answers on every page! Watch the preview: Interactive Sequencing Task Cards What is included: •32 sequencing task cards - watch the video to see the variety of task cards included Great for distance learning. No Prep. No Photocopying (but you can). Great for early finishers. Students are engaged in fun, meaningful activities. Note: I have provided a teacher handout to assist you with: how to use the google slide how to share the google slide with students

POP-UP Remembrance Day Craftivity for Canadians This is a great craft for students to complete for Remembrance Day in Canada - some of the templates mention Canada, Flanders Fields, etc. This craft has two main components: - A base (made out of one piece of paper, 8 1/2 x 14) There are 2 base templates to choose from. - POP-UPs - 9 options to choose from, including male and female representation, graphics for Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force. On the back of each POP-UP is a simple writing activity. (Note: some of the graphics may not exactly represent Canadian uniforms so take a good look at the preview copy to make sure you are ok with the uniforms!) Includes step-by-step instructions, graphics and templates needed to create this POP-UP Remembrance Day craftivity.. Requires: Paper (I used regular photocopy paper but light cardstock is recommended), glue, coloring pencils and scissors. The POP-UP Craft folds flat for students to easily transport home or expands so that it can be displayed in the classroom. Always make sure you download and save the project before printing! Sometimes customers just right click on the preview of a download and things don't print properly! Print on 8 1/2 x 14" paper. Note: A slightly different version of this craft is listed under Memorial Day and Veterans Day ... so don't buy those as they are quite similar to this version ... but they do not have the Canadian references.

This is a really fun craft to use with the new Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get? What is included: - 5 cat templates - 5 dog templates - a simple writing activity on the back of each - they stand up! - each fits on one piece of paper What you need: - paper, scissors, glue - I used regular paper, using light cardstock would be great!

And ... it stands up!!! I love this craft! This looks just like a sports locker ... only it smells a lot better! The locker stands up so that Dad can set it up on his desk or night stand. I have included an area at the back of the locker for students to write a message to Dad / Grandpa / Uncle. Includes step-by-step instructions, decorations and templates needed to Build Dad a Sports Locker! All students have to do is color, cut and glue! Templates included: Sports locker, stand, graphics for basketball, hockey, golf, football, rugby, soccer, baseball, soccer and lacrosse! Requires: Paper, glue, coloring pencils and scissors. I made this Sports Locker with regular paper, just made sure I photocopied the locker template on a colored piece of paper as I thought it looked better. I would recommend using light cardstock for the stand but, again, regular paper works because that is what I used! Cardstock just looks a bit better!! Dads will love this item!!! Enjoy and Happy Father's Day!

What Pet Should I Get? Mini Foldable Books Books can be used with the new Dr. Seuss book. Contains 24 Mini Foldable books! - 3 different books for each of 8 pets - pets are: dog, cat, fish, bird, hamster, rabbit, turtle and snake - the 3 books for each pet are set up as follows: easy reading (emphasizing is, has and can), a rhyming book and a more challenging book with factual information about the pet Each mini foldable book consists of just one sheet of paper. These books are easy for students to put together - just fold in half twice and trim the edges, if they desire! Each book has a title page, 2 reading pages and the last page is a spot for students to draw a picture. Use the books in literacy centres, read-alongs, or send them home for additional practice. Makes a great addition to my: What Pet Should I Get? Unit What Pet Should I Get? Craftivity What Pet Should I Get? Paper Bag Puppets What Pet Should I Get? Cats and Dogs Craftivity Should be something there for everyone!

POP-UP Memory Book for Grades 4-7: This is a great craft for students to complete as a Yearbook! They create their own Memory Book - a POP-UP Book! The easiest way to make this book ... just watch the video: The Memory Book begins with 4 pieces of paper, each 8" x 8". These pieces of paper are folded and then glued together to create a 3D POP-UP Book that sits flat or when expanded, is 8" x 8" x 4" (height). Includes step-by-step instructions (or just watch the video), graphics and templates needed to create this POP-UP Memory Book. Requires: Paper (I used regular photocopy paper but light cardstock is recommended), glue, coloring pencils and scissors, a single hole punch and a piece of ribbon. The POP-UP Memory Book folds flat for students to easily transport home or expands so that students can display it on a shelf at home or on their desk. It is a lot of fun to create. Students will cherish this POP-UP Book for years! I have other POP-UP books: End of Year Activities: - End of Year Activities - POP UP Yearbook for Grade 7 & 8 Mother's Day and Father's Day: - Mother's Day Craft - POP-UP Mother's Day Book - Father's Day Craft - POP-UP Father's Day Book Enjoy and Happy Crafting!

This is a really fun craft to use with the new Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get? What is included: - 4 pets (cat, dog, turtle ... and my favorite ... the bird) - a simple writing activity has been prepared which can be placed on the back of each pet (grade 1 or 2 or 3) JK and K can just make the paper bag puppets and not do the writing activities. Have created these so that either the eyes, a bone, a chin or a beak will hang over the base of the bag. What you need: - paper, scissors, glue - brown paper bags (I bought mine at a dollar store. They come 40 in a bag.) Size listed on bag: 5 1/8 x 3 1/8 x 10 5/8 inches or 13 x 7.9 x 27 cm If your bag is a different size then just adjust your photocopying.

Wanted to show you some of the amazing activities that are included in the What Pet Should I Get? Literacy and Numeracy Unit of Fun This freebie includes: - the table of contents of the Unit - literacy activities - numeracy activities ** Just a small sample of some of the material that is provided in the unit of study. Hope you like the freebie!

This is a really fun craft to use with the new Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get? What is included: - 1 pet (the bunny) - a simple writing activity has been prepared which can be placed on the back of the pet (grade 1 or 2) younger students can just make the paper bag puppets and not do the writing activity. Have created these so that the bunny ears hang over the edge of the bag. - please look at the preview What you need: - paper, scissors, glue - brown paper bags (I bought mine in Michigan USA at a dollar store. They come 40 in a bag for $1.) Size listed on bag: 5 1/8 x 3 1/8 x 10 5/8 inches or 13 x 7.9 x 27 cm If your bag is a different size then just adjust your photocopying. Also have made: What Pet Should I Get? Paper Bag Puppets (dog, cat, bird, turtle) What Pet Should I Get? Paper Bag Puppets #2 (dog, snake, hamster, fish) What Pet Should I Get? Unit What Pet Should I Get Craftivity What Pet Should I Get - 24 Mini Foldable Books Always make sure you download and save the project before printing! Sometimes customers just right click on the preview of a download and things don't print properly!