Fly Guy's Ninja Christmas

Fly Guy celebrates Christmas as a ninja in Fly Guy's Ninja Christmas by Tedd Arnold. Your First Grade and Second Grade students will love this read aloud during the holiday season!

FLY GUY'S NINJA CHRISTMAS BOOK ACTIVITIES AND TEACHING IDEAS

Buzz and his pet fly, Fly Guy, have just finished reading a book about ninjas, and are ready to get to sleep. Tomorrow is Christmas! They can't be awake when Santa comes to bring presents, after all.

But Fly Guy couldn't sleep. He did not have a present for Buzz. What should he do? He sets off flying around the house to look for something to give Buzz.

While searching for a gift idea around the house, Fly Guy spotted a plate of cookies. He starts to snack on them. Just then, Santa enters the room and sees Fly Guy eating his cookies.

Fly Guy does not know who Santa is, so he yells, "Ninjazzzz!" and practices his ninja moves on poor Santa Claus. Santa goes flying into the Christmas tree, knocking it right over.

Buzz is awakened by all the commotion, and he comes downstairs to investigate. He helps Santa Claus and Fly Guy fix the Christmas tree and finish the milk and cookies. Then Buzz heads back up to bed.

Fly Guy admits to Santa that he has no present to give to Buzz. But Santa has an idea!

It's Christmas morning! Buzz rushes downstairs to open his Christmas presents. He sees there is a present from Fly Guy, and opens it up. Out pops Fly Guy ! Buzz says that Fly Guy is the best present ever. There is also a ninja suit in the box. Fly Guy opens his gift from Buzz. Inside is a ninja suit for Fly Guy. Now they are BOTH ninjas, or as Fly Guy would say, NINJAZZZZ!

This book study for Fly Guy's Ninja Christmas is packed with activities that will help your students work on story elements, comprehension questions, author's purpose, main idea or theme, making text to self connections, character traits, writing activities, cause and effect, 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!