I've been working on {my} perfect penguin packet that I know my firsties will just swoon over!
This full unit is jam packed with first grade skill work for phonics, reading, poetry, writing, grammar, social studies, and some fun activities as well!
ELA Printables:
Penguin Pals ABC Order
Playful Penguin Punctuation
What Can Penguins Do? (verb practice)
Iceberg Noun and Verb sort
Cocoa Contractions
Assorted Penguin Long Vowel practice
Poem
Social Studies Printables:
Penguins can/have/are chart
Label that Penguin
Where Do Penguins Live? (world map)
Penguin fact/opinion writing craftivity
Label that Penguin
Where Do Penguins Live? (world map)
Penguin fact/opinion writing craftivity
All About Penguins book
Penguin Trivia (facts about penguins recording sheet)
3 facts and a fib (recording sheet)
Penguin types (fact recording sheet) {4 types}
Penguin Trivia (facts about penguins recording sheet)
3 facts and a fib (recording sheet)
Penguin types (fact recording sheet) {4 types}
And my favorite part of all:
Throughout the 2 weeks that we study penguins, we put together this book piece by piece.
It includes a penguin trivia page, 3 facts and a fib, and 3 informational pages to record facts about the different types of penguins (Emperor, Chinstrap, and Rockhopper...and a blank one).
Writing Printables:
How to Make a Snowman creative writing
If I Was a Penguin (creative writing prompt) {2 choices}
If I Was a Penguin (creative writing prompt) {2 choices}
Fun Activities:
Penguin Pie (ice cream activity)
Word Search
Enjoying our Penguin Pie!
We have such FUN with this unit that I would love to share the fun with one lucky person!
Leave a comment sharing your favorite part of January AND your email address.
If you don't win, check it out on sale in my TpT store through this weekend!
My favorite part of January (besides my birthday and snow days) is that I truly know my students and we can celebrate their progress. They have learned so much! We have assessments most of next week and I would love to use your penguin unit to keep the week enjoyable. youngmel67@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of January is teaching about polar bears and penguins! The kiddos love it and so do I !!! Your unit is amazing!! Klitchfield@hayesvillees.org
ReplyDeleteMy absolutely favorite part of January is FINALLY getting to February! ;) No, really...although it's not my favorite month of the year...I enjoy teaching about Arctic Animals (Penguins, Polar Bears, etc.) and different "snowy" activities we can do. :)
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My favorite part of January is a clean slate! Its a great mindset for creating new goals for yourself. Hope to win. alewis725@msn.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of January is our Reading Challenge at our school. My kids get on fire for reading!
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