Struggling to find age-appropriate holiday around the world activities for Las Posadas for your Kindergarten and 1st Grade students? These Las Posadas activities are perfect for early elementary and are jam-packed with easy-to-use activities. With these engaging resources, students will be excited to learn about the history and traditions of Las Posadas. These activities are a great way to study Las Posadas with your students and to experience the magic of the holiday season! These Holidays Around the World Las Posadas pack includes: PowerPoint with 10 Slides Detailed Instruction Sheets Video Link Posters 8 Picture/ Word Cards KWL Chart 5-Page Mini Reader Brochure 5-Page Flip Book in Color & Black + White Blank Writing Pages Writing Prompts Postcard Worksheets (Fill in the Blank, Word Search, Reading Comprehension) Answer Key The Las Posadas PowerPoint provides real images and includes slides on: History Traditions Food Where it is celebrated Nativity Pinatas The Inn These activities are perfect to use in your literacy groups, whole group lessons, and small groups. They can also best be used for morning work, bell ringers, and independent practice. The best part? These activities allow students to talk about the upcoming holidays, while still learning as winter break quickly approaches. In my classroom… 1. KWL Chart: Initially, students take about 5 minutes to complete the KWL chart, setting the stage for the lesson. 2. Video: To kickstart the lesson, we watch the video. 3. Flip Book: As a whole class, students assemble the flip book that they will reference throughout the lesson. 4. PowerPoint: Immediately following, I show students the PowerPoint presentation. It encourages student interaction, questions, and comments. 5. Poster Display: I then read over the poster and display it in our classroom, so students can easily refer to it for visual support. 6. Word Cards: The picture/ word cards are placed in the writing center and on the board for students to reference. 7. Brochure Explanation: I give students instructions for a brochure activity. While students independently work on their brochures, I read the mini reader with my small groups. 8. Reading Comprehension: I read the reading comprehension sheet aloud to the class. Then, they independently answer the questions. 9.Collaborative Learning: Students work with partners to complete fill-in-the-blank sheets, utilizing the flip book as a reference. 10. Word Search: Students work on completing the word search as an early finisher activity. (This would also be great when there's a few extra minutes at the end of the day.) 11. Morning Work: Students use the writing prompts, writing sheets, and postcards at the start of the day. PLEASE NOTE: This is not all completed in one day. It typically takes a week to finish all of the activities. This is just a guide that I have put together based off of what I have found works with my students. These activities could be completed in a different order.
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Picture Books of Kids Around the World What do kids in Costa Rica do when they lose a tooth? What’s a typical bathtime ritual in Japan? How do you say “welcome” in Spanish? These books highlight the similarities and differences among cultures in the world and are perfect for celebrating multicultural diversity. Check out my […]
Struggling to find age-appropriate holiday around the world activities for Lunar New Year for your Kindergarten and 1st Grade students? These Lunar New Year activities are perfect for early elementary and are jam-packed with easy-to-use activities. With these engaging resources, students will be excited to learn about the history and traditions of Lunar New Year. These activities are a great way to study Lunar New Year with your students and to experience the magic of the holiday season! These Holidays Around the World Lunar New Year pack includes: PowerPoint with 10 Slides Detailed Instruction Sheets Video Link Posters 8 Picture/ Word Cards KWL Chart 5-Page Mini Reader Brochure 5-Page Flip Book in Color & Black + White Blank Writing Pages Writing Prompts Postcard Worksheets (Fill in the Blank, Word Search, Reading Comprehension) Answer Key The Lunar New Year PowerPoint provides real images and includes slides on: History Traditions Food Where it is celebrated Zodiac Hongbao (Red Envelopes) Red These activities are perfect to use in your literacy groups, whole group lessons, and small groups. They can also best be used for morning work, bell ringers, and independent practice. The best part? These activities allow students to talk about the upcoming holidays, while still learning as winter break quickly approaches. In my classroom… 1. KWL Chart: Initially, students take about 5 minutes to complete the KWL chart, setting the stage for the lesson. 2. Video: To kickstart the lesson, we watch the video. 3. Flip Book: As a whole class, students assemble the flip book that they will reference throughout the lesson. 4. PowerPoint: Immediately following, I show students the PowerPoint presentation. It encourages student interaction, questions, and comments. 5. Poster Display: I then read over the poster and display it in our classroom, so students can easily refer to it for visual support. 6. Word Cards: The picture/ word cards are placed in the writing center and on the board for students to reference. 7. Brochure Explanation: I give students instructions for a brochure activity. While students independently work on their brochures, I read the mini reader with my small groups. 8. Reading Comprehension: I read the reading comprehension sheet aloud to the class. Then, they independently answer the questions. 9. Collaborative Learning: Students work with partners to complete fill-in-the-blank sheets, utilizing the flip book as a reference. 10. Word Search: Students work on completing the word search as an early finisher activity. (This would also be great when there's a few extra minutes at the end of the day.) 11. Morning Work: Students use the writing prompts, writing sheets, and postcards at the start of the day. PLEASE NOTE: This is not all completed in one day. It typically takes a week to finish all of the activities. This is just a guide that I have put together based off of what I have found works with my students. These activities could be completed in a different order.
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It’s back to school time! This means that it will soon be story time again in early childhood and elementary classrooms. If you are looking for some new read-aloud books, especially some that provide different perspectives on all of the first days of school feelings, add some of these to your classroom library. I have compiled this list from recommendations by amazing global educators.
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