FINDING CHRISTMAS by ROBERT MUNSCH
Finding Christmas by Robert Munsch is a fun read aloud for the Christmas holiday season! Using Finding Christmas in your classroom will kindle the holiday spirit with your students while acting as a teaching tool for guided reading in Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade.
FINDING CHRISTMAS BOOK ACTIVITIES & TEACHING IDEAS
Finding Christmas tells the story of Julie, who is looking for her Christmas presents. She finds them EVERY year, but this year her parents try to outsmart her by hiding them in the Santa sleigh on their roof. Will Julie find her gifts this year? Read the book to find out!
Finding Christmas provides a platform to nurture various literacy skills among early learners. From vocabulary expansion to comprehension exercises, here are some ways how teachers can use the book Finding Christmas and these book activities to enhance their students' learning experience!
This Finding Christmas book activity unit is packed with activities that will help students work on story elements, problem & solution, make text to self connections, story vocabulary, define author's purpose, recognize cause & effect, offer opinions and advice, show understanding with comprehension activities, and so much MORE.
The unit can be used for whole class instruction, 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!
Finding Christmas is a fun read aloud, and when paired with this teaching resource specifically designed for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade students it can increase its educational impact. This book study offers tailored activities that are aligned with literacy reading skills.
FINDING CHRISTMAS CRAFT
The craftivity has students writing about their favorite part of the story or writing a narrative about Christmas presents. This craft makes a fun seasonal holiday bulletin board display, to showcase student learning.
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