Use this list of books to engage students in creative project work that connects reading and writing with a winter-theme.
Have students write simple sentences about what their snowman might do at night. Give it a simple noun-verb format and even add an alliterative component.
Have students create their own version of people, animals, and objects they find over and under the snow.
Have students compose images from 2 dimensional shapes and complete a sentence that describes their composite to create their own version of the book. (lesson plan)
Ask students to tell the winter adventure story of a different article of winter clothing.
Use the repetitive text to describe an animal in a winter habitat or the color of winter object.
Have students choose a winter activity, like making hot chocolate or sledding, and use it to showcase and illustrate the fractions involved.
Have students create their own version of people, animals, and objects they find over and under the snow.
If you want students to create their own book start to finish, inspire them with Jack Ezra Keats Snowy Day and then encourage them to the tell the story of their own snowy day. Perfect writing assignment after a school snow day.
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