Setting The Theme With Winter Picture Books

There's nothing I like better in the wintertime than a good book! At home I like to display my Christmas book collection in this wooden sled. When Christmas time is over the Christmas books are replaced by my favorite winter story books. At school, my classroom library is transformed into a Winter Wonderland.

One of my favorite winter picture books is Jack Frost by Kazuno Kohara. It tells the story of a boy who befriends Jack Frost one cold, lonely winter. The artwork in this book is absolutely beautiful and I can see this story inspiring some amazing Epsom salt paintings.

Our Interactive Math Worksheets have some great activities that would work well with the story of Jack Frost including measuring mittens and playing a math winter wonderland game.

January Math Lessons

$2.00

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These are not your typical worksheets, they are made for adult/child interaction and teaching to complete. These higher-level thinking pages will challenge students and deepen mathematical understanding.

Snowy Day/Jack Frost Book Study

$4.00

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Product Description

Snowy Day and Jack Frost Book Study and Writing Activities

This snow day and Jack Frost book study unit is a great way to meet important common core standards in literacy and informational text using quality text such as The Snowy Day by Ezra jack Keats and Jack Frost by Kazuno Korara.

All lessons are easily adaptable to students from Pre-K through 1st grade. The lessons are fun and engaging and cover many areas of language arts. All lessons can be carried over to more than one day, depending on the time you have available.

If you don’t have a copy of The Snowy Day or Jack Frost, they can be found readily on Youtube.

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