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Chile Country Study Minibook for Early Learners
$3.00
Students will love creating and reading this 12 page mini book while learning about the South American country of Chile!
Students will learn about the country’s location, official language, traditional clothing, animals, national dish and more! There are two pages of copy work and plenty of pictures to color.
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Activities to complete after students read the book, A Ball for Daisy. A Ball for Daisy is a Caldecott winning book by Chris Rashcka! Designed for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grades, it includes activities to spur critical thinking, narrative and opinion writing and art.
Example activities include:
- Writing a story for the book in the student’s own words.
- Answering the questions: Why do you think there are no words to this story? Would you rather make up the story in your own words or read the words? Explain.
- Describing the characters.
- A problem-solving question – Find a solution!
Since this has been created for 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades, I’ve included 2 copies of each worksheet with differing lines: mid-dashed line and single line pages.
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