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3rd grade library skills game images
Fairytale Coloring Page, Coloring Pages, Story, Books, Activity, Fun, Classic
YOU GET- Fairytale coloring page as depicted, digital download when payment is made.- 8.5x11 inches, 300 DPI, high quality, individual JPEG- Watermark is not there in original downloaded file.- This coloring page has lots of characters from public domain books. Snow White and the witch, the tortoise and the hare, Jack and the beanstalk, a unicorn, the Pied Piper, Rapunzel, and Humpty Dumpty. YOU CANNOT- upload it on POD (Print On Demand) sites like Redbubble, Zazzle, Society6, Spoonflower, Merch
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PreK - 5th
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Reading Minutes Thermometer
This supercute reading minutes thermometer is a great tracker for how many minutes students read independently! The size of the file is 18x36 (if you need a different size you may contact me with a specific size) and it is a great visual to have in class. I use it in my second grade classroom to encourage students to read independently for the full allotted time and stive to get higher on the thermometer!
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1st - 5th
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POP Student Numbers in Primary Colors
Other version available by clicking here. Use these student numbers to help bring organization to your classroom! These numbers can be used for labeling technology, supplies, or student cubbies. Assign each student a number (consider doing this alphabetically) to better manage classroom resources. Quick Game Idea: Give each student a number. Have the students line up in number order to practice Number Sequence.
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K - 3rd
Word Search about the Library
If your students are anything like my students, they love a good word search! This is a word search about the school library. It has 32 words to find!
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1st - 8th
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Fiction or Nonfiction Puzzle
Our library is genrefied. We have 14 genre sections: Dystopian, Science Fiction, Mystery, Thriller, Fantasy, Supernatural, Sports, Historical, Holocaust, Survival, Realistic, Mythology, Romance, and Fairy Tales.My students constantly ask, "Where's the fiction?" So I created this puzzle to help them sort the genres into Fiction or Nonfiction. I print it on cardstock as it holds up better, and I like to color the different puzzle pieces.
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3rd - 9th
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