John appleseed

John Chapman, an early 1800’s U.S. pioneer, was the man we know as Johnny Appleseed. He introduced apple trees across the midwest by carrying a sac of apple seeds and planting them everywhere he went. Download all of our Johnny Appleseed coloring pages, printables and activities. Read interesting facts about John Chapman’s real life. Teach […]

Learn all about John Chapman, the man who planted apple seeds all over the Midwest, with our free Johnny Appleseed Lapbook.

Get prepared for Johnny Appleseed Day with these FREE Johnny Appleseed Literacy Activities! They’re great for K-3 learners. My Kindergartner, 2nd grader, and 3rd grader, are working on them next week for what we’re calling “Apple Day.” *This post contains affiliate links. **The free download can be found at the END of this post. Just ... Read More about Johnny Appleseed Literacy Activities {FREE!}

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This Johnny Appleseed unit study is designed to help kids ages 5-10 learn more about John Chapman and his contributions.

Johnny Appleseed is a bio-fiction animated feature from Walt Disney, using the nickname of Johnny Appleseed, a real-life American frontiersman born as John Chapman.

Learn all about John Chapman, the man who planted apple seeds all over the Midwest, with our free Johnny Appleseed Lapbook.

Did you know there was a Johnny Appleseed Day? Johnny Appleseed is the nickname given to John Chapman, a man who spread apple trees across the U.S. The day is celebrated on September 26th (John Chapman's birthday) and also on March 11th. People celebrate in March to kick off apple planting season. Whether you celebrate

Fun and free Johnny Appleseed activities for your primary classroom! My students love to read about John Chapman and I included some math and literacy centers for added fun!

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