My Mouth is a Volcano Activities

My Mouth is a Volcano activities provide engaging and educational activities that support and extend the book. The activities reinforce comprehension, encourage creativity, and develop social and fine motor skills. As students respond to sentence starters, they’ll get to express their thoughts about the story and its characters. By participating in these activities, students are encouraged to think critically and express their ideas clearly.

As a result of the included activities, students will be able to:

• Respond to sentence starters.
• Illustrate story elements.
• Write sentences with story vocabulary.
• Write about the story’s lesson.
• Complete a volcano craft.
• Apply Writing Skills with included writing templates and prompts.
• Apply Reading Comprehension with included discussion questions for beginning, middle, and end of the book.
• Engage in Social Skills through included whole group prompts and activities.
• Develop Fine Motor Skills with included coloring, tracing, cutting, and gluing activities.
• Apply social skills with interpersonal activities like Word Whispers and Convo Cards.

These activities can be used by the whole group, at stations or centers, or provide student choice. They’re perfect for differentiation and focusing on specific learning goals and skills. 

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About the Book

Louis always interrupts! All of his thoughts are very important to him. Right before he ERUPTS (or interrupts), his words rumble and grumble in his stomach, wiggle and jiggle on his tongue, and then push on his teeth. His mouth is like a volcano! But when others interrupt Louis, he learns to patiently wait for his turn to talk. The book takes an empathetic approach to interrupting habits and teaches kids a witty technique to manage their rambunctious thoughts. This story helps parents, teachers, and counselors teach children respect through Louis' perspective. Buy the book.