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Students will love this creative project. This cross-curricular, Language Arts & Social Studies resource will give students templates to create two U.S. President flip books – one for George Washington and one for Abraham Lincoln. A great February activity around Presidents’ Day or when discussing Washington and/or Lincoln’s birthdays.
This can be used for 1st, 2nd or 3rd Grades. For younger students, you can opt to give them facts for each president and allow them to choose which ones to write in the books. For older students, you can also choose to have students read a passage that you already have or to do a little research on their own to find facts. Students should write at least 5 facts on each flip book as each will have 5 pages.
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Fun activities to do alongside Dr. Seuss’s book, Fox in Socks. These include learning about alliteration, matching, tongue-twisters and even sewing!
With this resource, you can create a CVC word flip book on which students can create over 150 words!
This resource is perfect for any student whether they are just learning to sound out CVC words or they need a little practice.
Here is a resource that will give students a chance to create a beautiful project when studying the Genesis story of creation. Notebooking is a coined term for what can also be referred to as educational journaling or scrapbooking. This type of project is designed to capture student knowledge as well as personal reflections of what has been learned.
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This is a downloadable copy of the book. (121 pages)
About the book: “In this book we have endeavored to open a new and large field of simple handicrafts for little folk, …“
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