During these freezing cold and snowy months of winter teachers find themselves teaching about some of the coldest climates on Earth. Polar Bears are so much fun to learn about. I have a stand alone Polar Bear unit, as well as a complete Arctic Animal Unit that features 9 different Arctic Animals. You can find the Arctic Animals unit in my store HERE or read more about it HERE.
For now, here is a closer look at the Polar Bear Unit.
Polar bear themed graphic organizers
Polar bear writing prompt
Reading comprehension passage with three comprehension questions
Polar bear labeling activity with a color and black and white poster as well as three differentiated labeling activities to allow for differentiation within the classroom
Colored Classroom “Big Book” and student little reader that reads exactly as the big book does so students can follow along with the teacher.
For a complete description of what is includes please see my listing in my store. Each of the pictures in this post link to my pack as well.
We do that too! My mother-in-law's birthday is Nov. 9, and for her birthday, we always go shopping and stuff shoe boxes. It kinda brings in the holiday season for us. We're also doing it with our small group this year, too.
ReplyDeleteYou know, you can track the progress of the boxes if you register it through their web site!
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We did a classroom shoebox this year where all my kids brought in different items to stuff our box! It's always a great way to get kids involved and teach them the importance of giving.
ReplyDeleteLove this, so sweet!
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