Flat Stanley | Stanley's Christmas Adventure Book Activities

FLAT STANLEY | STANLEY'S CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE

Flat Stanley's Christmas Adventure book activities unit with literacy printables, reading companion activities, and lesson plan ideas for First Grade and Second Grade

Flat Stanley is back for a Christmas adventure! In Stanley's Christmas Adventure, Santa is in a bad mood...he feels that children are getting too greedy, and he is fed up! Your First Grade and Second Grade students will love Stanley in this Christmas read aloud, as they read and do comprehension activities to dig deeper into the story.

FLAT STANLEY'S CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE BOOK ACTIVITIES AND TEACHING IDEAS

Santa's daughter, Sarah, reaches out to Flat Stanley and his family for help. She wants to convince her father to carry on with Christmas. The Lambchop family hops into Santa's sleigh with Sarah and they head to Snow City to meet with Santa.

Stanley and Arthur explain to Santa that not every child is greedy. In fact, their requests were for other people! In their letters to Santa, they had asked him for supplies to help the victims of an earthquake in South America. This convinces Santa to carry on with Christmas after all.

Engage your students with this novel and corresponding activities using this book companion unit for Stanley's Christmas Adventure. It provides you with lesson ideas, literacy activities, and reading comprehension worksheets for First Grade and Second Grade.

This book study is packed with activities that will help your students work on story elements, character traits, story retell, writing activities, problem & solution, making text to self connections, recognize cause & effect, check for understanding with comprehension questions, and more!

This book study unit can be used as a whole class activity, during small group guided reading time, as individual student work, or as part of a book club. Copy a pack for each student and you're ready to go!

This unit for Stanley's Christmas Adventure includes lots of activities, so you can differentiate to suit your students' learning abilities and needs.

This companion unit will save you tons of time, is no prep, and is great to leave for a sub!