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"One Snowy Day" by Jeffrey Scherer

Let's chat about "One Snowy Day", shall we? It's probably a reality most New Yorkers will be living soon seeing as some snow is on its way. It's ALSO a great book by Jeffrey Scherer!

The story is adorable. A bunch of animals each bring something to make a snowman. They all work together to build the snowman, including rolling the snow and decorating it. It's a great story for vocabulary, sequencing, and categorization. Plus, it's an early-reader book meant for kindergarten/1st grade so it's basic enough that you can branch up or down easily. 

The packet includes:

-Character cards
-Character-Action match cards
-Build your own snowman worksheet
-Character attributes sheet
-“What would you do if you were...” character sheet
-Story-based question cards
-Snowman sequencing sheet
-“How do these things go together” using story items
-Homework worksheet


Download this activity HERE!
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  1. Outstanding language/literacy activity! The graphics were beautifully presented and the lesson was comprehensive, addressing multiple skill levels making it simple to differentiate instruction. Don't miss out on this language rich activity!! Pam S.

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