Snowmen at Night

Snowmen at Night is another book in the series by Caralyn Buehner that is a fantastic winter read aloud for Kindergarten and First Grade. Snowmen at Night has children imagining what happens to their snowmen at night, when they aren't around to see!

SNOWMEN AT NIGHT BOOK ACTIVITIES AND TEACHING IDEAS

Snowmen at Night and these corresponding reading activities are perfect for winter in Kindergarten and First Grade. Your students will be engaged with this fun read aloud, and will practice important literacy skills using this book companion unit.

In this story, a boy notices that the snowman he made the day earlier does NOT look the same. It makes him wonder, what do snowmen do at night?

The boy imagines that snowmen have races, drink ice-cold cocoa, go ice skating, have snowball fights, go sledding, and do other winter activities. This would explain why the snowmen look sleepy, crooked, and shorter the next morning. :)

Your students will love imagining what their snowmen are up to at night while they are sleeping.

This book study is packed with activities that will help students work on story elements, character traits, story retell, making inferences, vocabulary learning, comprehension activities, making text to self connections, problem and solution and more!

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

This book study 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!

SNOWMEN AT NIGHT CRAFT

This Snowman at Night craft has students writing about what they think their snowman does at night. The craftivity makes a cute winter bulletin board display, to showcase student learning.