Literacy bags

One of the cool things about working for a newer library system is that there is always something to do. Everything here has been built from the ground up. Late last summer I went through a job change. One of the questions that were a part of the application process was "What new collection would you bring to the library?" My answer was early literacy kits. They support our collection goals and our current programming (we have a big early literacy program here called Play to Learn). My idea…

Every year in first grade we do a Laura Numeroff unit and after we read the book If You Give A Mouse a Cookie (click HERE to get the book), I introduce my kids to Mr. Mouse! I snagged this guy up at Kohls a couple of years back for $5! Love those Kohl’s Care ... Read More about If You Give a Mouse a Home {Take-Home Bag!}

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Toddler literacy bags help families read together.

Literacy, math, and science take home bags. Tips and ideas for implementing a take home bag program in your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom.

Literacy Grab Bags

Letter “O” Mystery Bag! Finally got the chance to use one of my Alphabet Mystery Bags!! It includes items that were already in my classroom and I...

Looking for a way to get your students reading at home every night? Engage the whole family with Take Home Book Bags! Try this one out for free!

These games help pre-K children practice Letter Sound learning in a fun, hands-on way. Sound Cups Use 26 disposable clear punch cups and label

Engage students in learning with a mystery bag! It's a super easy, low prep strategy that has high impact. Plus, it comes with a free label!

If you Give a Mouse a Cookie literacy bag

IIf You Take A Mouse To School Literacy Snack Idea

How to create a retell literacy center in kindergarten. Plus a list of 20 famous stories and retell props (with printables) to complete this center.

Today, I want to share with you how I organize my Take Home Book Bags and what the check-out process looks like. Once you get into a routine, it is so easy!

You've heard of busy bags, but do you also know about literacy book bags? These are bags with a picture book and playful toys, games, or other related hands-on activities to do. And you can easily make your own!

Sight Word Bean Bag is the PERFECT way to keep your students working on skills while also getting them up and moving! Read on to find out how to implement this fun activity! If you are working on sight word fluency, your students have sight word goals, or you are wanting your students to become […]

The Anatomy of a Book Baggie | Student book bagies for independent reading. Free labels and word ring labels included in this post.

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