Last Stop on Market Street Activities for PreK-5
Students explore theme, vocabulary, figurative language, grammar, and story synthesis in the Last Stop on Market Street activities.
Students explore theme, vocabulary, figurative language, grammar, and story synthesis in the Last Stop on Market Street activities.
Pair Jane Yolen’s classic story with low and no-prep Owl Moon activities for students to work with the themes of family and patience.
Students practice writing and mathematics with Dim Sum for Everyone activities that continue the theme of the book.
Increase Groundhog Day excitement with Novel Effect’s fun Grumpy Groundhog activities that encourage creativity and critical thinking.
Families and educators can help students explore community, inclusion, and individuality with Just Ask activities.
Through writing prompts, character analysis, and games, The Invisible Boy activities continue to teach students the importance of including others.
Through the Say Something activities students reflect on their words and actions and ways to use them to be an upstander.
Fry Bread activities extend and enrich the understanding of family, community, and heritage while students engage with learning standards.
Rolling Thunder Activities That Honor Veterans Veteran’s Day honors those who serve or have served in the military. Rolling Thunder is Kate Messner’s lyrical tribute
Bear’s friends bring food to make a feast, and he is thankful. Students continue with themes of gratitude through Bear Says Thanks activities.
