| If You Take A Mouse to the Movies |
This is a fun holiday literacy bag that is sure to be a hit with students everywhere! The
mouse is back...this time he goes to the movies in IF YOU TAKE A MOUSE TO THE
MOVIES BY Laura Numeroff. Inside the cute hand-painted bag, you will find EIGHT
teacher-created educational activities. As always, activities are printed on cardstock and
laminated in three mil. thick laminating film for durability.
1. Hand-painted canvas bag--features the mouse and book title
2. Story Retelling Pieces--Students can sequence or retell the story using the retelling
pieces. Option 2: Students can choose one piece at random and find the piece that
shows what happened next in the story.
3. Cause and Effect Cards--Students match together a cause and it's effect card to
create a sentence.
4. R-controlled vowel Ornaments--Students add the correct r-controlled vowel to create
the word to match the picture shown on each ornament. (covers the -ar, er, and -or
vowel sounds)
5. Snowman Addition--Students add the numbers in the top two parts of each snowman
and write the correct sum in the bottom circle. (These can be made using a number
range of your choice.)
6. Popcorn Sentence Stringing--Students "string" the popcorn pieces with the words on
them to create three sentences. (One 4 word sentence, one 6 word sentence and one 2
word sentence.)
7. Snowball Word Families --Students write in a beginning consonant or blend to create
complete each snowball in the word family pile ( -ow [long /o/], and -all families)
8. Venn Diagram-- Students compare and contrast the IF YOU TAKE A MOUSE TO
THE MOVIES and IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE books
9. Candy Cane Patterning--Students color a creative pattern on the candy cane
reproducible
10. Popcorn Prediction--Students estimate how many pieces of popped popcorn will be
needed to cover each of the three shapes (Christmas tree, ornament and popcorn box).
They then place, count and record the actual number of pieces needed.
11. Activity Letter--Explaining how to do each activity
mouse is back...this time he goes to the movies in IF YOU TAKE A MOUSE TO THE
MOVIES BY Laura Numeroff. Inside the cute hand-painted bag, you will find EIGHT
teacher-created educational activities. As always, activities are printed on cardstock and
laminated in three mil. thick laminating film for durability.
1. Hand-painted canvas bag--features the mouse and book title
2. Story Retelling Pieces--Students can sequence or retell the story using the retelling
pieces. Option 2: Students can choose one piece at random and find the piece that
shows what happened next in the story.
3. Cause and Effect Cards--Students match together a cause and it's effect card to
create a sentence.
4. R-controlled vowel Ornaments--Students add the correct r-controlled vowel to create
the word to match the picture shown on each ornament. (covers the -ar, er, and -or
vowel sounds)
5. Snowman Addition--Students add the numbers in the top two parts of each snowman
and write the correct sum in the bottom circle. (These can be made using a number
range of your choice.)
6. Popcorn Sentence Stringing--Students "string" the popcorn pieces with the words on
them to create three sentences. (One 4 word sentence, one 6 word sentence and one 2
word sentence.)
7. Snowball Word Families --Students write in a beginning consonant or blend to create
complete each snowball in the word family pile ( -ow [long /o/], and -all families)
8. Venn Diagram-- Students compare and contrast the IF YOU TAKE A MOUSE TO
THE MOVIES and IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE books
9. Candy Cane Patterning--Students color a creative pattern on the candy cane
reproducible
10. Popcorn Prediction--Students estimate how many pieces of popped popcorn will be
needed to cover each of the three shapes (Christmas tree, ornament and popcorn box).
They then place, count and record the actual number of pieces needed.
11. Activity Letter--Explaining how to do each activity
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