Stellaluna crafts

Unit Study Ideas for Stellaluna by Janell Cannon - As We Walk Along the Road | Printable Planner by William Aguilar | #planner #design #editable #canva #custom

This hanging bat craft for kids is inspired by the book Stellaluna. I love that the bat's wings fold around her! There is also a simpler classroom version for preschool and kindergarten.

Fun Kindergarten Bat Activities and Lesson Plan Ideas (Free File) Bat engaging activities to support reading comprehension. Math & literacy centers, bat craftivities, videos, and anchor chart too!

These Stellaluna activities are great for preschool, kindergarten, and older ages. Use the bat activities to build skills.

These Stellaluna activities for kindergarten are perfect for practicing reading comprehension skills. Students can even do a Stellaluna retell and Stellaluna craft!

Happy Friday friends! I am home with a yucky stomach bug today. It has hit our family and my classroom! Gross! I wanted to share a few October-y things we have been working on in the classroom. Last week we learned about adjectives. We starting off talking about pumpkins and coming up with words that describe the inside and the outside of them. Afterwards, we used the apple craft from my Get Your Adjectives Here pack to make these pumpkins. The kiddos had to choose 3 adjectives from our…

free Stellaluna printable activity worksheets and coloring pages

These Bat STEM Activities are an exciting way to extend your homeschool Halloween or bat lesson. Your kids will enjoy learning about bats while having fun!

Today I'm going to show you this super cute Coffee Filter Bat Craft that's great for Halloween decorating or even a theme unit about bats.

Last week we started covering beginning, middle, and end. For some reason I love teaching this skill. Maybe it's because they get it so much faster than some others such as main idea. Here are a few things we did to practice this skill. We used Amy Lemon's Henry and Mudge pack and created these BME food bowls. What kid doesn't love Henry and Mudge and then this craft made it even better. We then read one of my childhood favorites Henry's Awful Mistake and the kids wrote the BME on the piece…