Details
Pages
42 Pages
Subject
Beginning Readers, Reading Comprehension & Learning
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st, 2nd
Resource Type
Activities, Printables, Worksheets
Description
The story Corduroy by Don Freeman is a great book to engage student learning and for young and emerging readers. This resource is great to use at any point during the school year. Students may connect with story by thinking of their favorite stuffed animals. Here are some no-prep worksheet activities. This book companion activity is great for a literacy and math practice with early elementary learners and adapted for use in special education classrooms.
This resource includes:
- Sequencing Cut and Paste (Color/B&W)
- Which One is Different Worksheets (B&W)
- Complete the Pattern Cut and Paste Worksheets (B&W)
- Coloring Bear Patterns (B&W)
- Spelling Worksheets
- Rhyming Cut and Paster Worksheet
- Line Tracing - Horizontal (Color/B&W)
- Bingo Dotter Fine Motor Activity (Color/B&W)
- Matching Shapes (Color/B&W)
- Writing Prompts: My Favorite Stuffed Animals (Adapted Version Available)
- Story Picture Cards (Color/B&W)
- Word Cards
- Rate the Book (up to 5 stars) Explain your rating. (Adapted Version Available)
I hope your students love and enjoy this book,
Have Fun!!!
This resource includes:
- Sequencing Cut and Paste (Color/B&W)
- Which One is Different Worksheets (B&W)
- Complete the Pattern Cut and Paste Worksheets (B&W)
- Coloring Bear Patterns (B&W)
- Spelling Worksheets
- Rhyming Cut and Paster Worksheet
- Line Tracing - Horizontal (Color/B&W)
- Bingo Dotter Fine Motor Activity (Color/B&W)
- Matching Shapes (Color/B&W)
- Writing Prompts: My Favorite Stuffed Animals (Adapted Version Available)
- Story Picture Cards (Color/B&W)
- Word Cards
- Rate the Book (up to 5 stars) Explain your rating. (Adapted Version Available)
I hope your students love and enjoy this book,
Have Fun!!!
The story Corduroy by Don Freeman is a great book to engage student learning and for young and emerging readers. This resource is great to use at any point during the school year. Students may connect with story by thinking... more
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