We also read The Biggest Christmas Tree Ever and used Amy Lemons’ graphic organizer from her Christmas Craze pack. LOVE it! She’s a Texas gal (I could go on and on about her!) and that means she is aligned to TEKS! WAHOO!
We also read Santa Duck and retold the story using another retell foldable, but this time with transitional words. Ya’ll know how much I love foldables.
We ended our week with doing Amy Lemons’ beginning, middle, and end retell present craftivity! I didn’t snap any pictures, but you can see what I’m talking about in her pack preview. My kiddos loved it!
All of my foldables are available in my Winter Wonderland Literacy pack.
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Wow! You’ve been busy- your kids are so lucky!
We have been busy! 🙂 Have a great Saturday!! 🙂