I had a fabulous response from you AND my students when we did the turkey graphic organizers. So, I thought I'd give it another try! :)
Do you call them reindeer or caribou? I don't know...there's probably a difference but
I think I'll use these as a pre-write for an informative writing {you know, common core stuff}.
p.s. Have you purchased my Holidays Around the World Unit? I made a slight change to one of the information pages so PLEASE go re-download for free under "My Purchases" on teacherspayteachers.com
Oh and you've GOT to check out these cute maps that Sarah made to go along with my Holidays Around the World Unit. She's got them on her blog for free {here}.
11 comments:
very cute! I think I may actually use the carbou- it's on a Canadian quarter. Thanks for sharing.
These are great! I can't wait to use them in my class.
I love these... But what's a caribou?? ;) can't wait to use these with my kiddos!
Wonderful, like everything you do!
Jenn
Finally in First
Love your graphic organizers! Thanks for the shout out too! I start your Around the World unit on Monday! :)
Can you believe it, we are working on informational writing this week and this is going to be perfect! Thanks!
These are great! I teach 6th grade and plan on having them write an informational report on reindeer before we get out for Christmas break. Thanks so much! :)
Shannon
http://6thgradescottforesmanreadingstreetresources.wordpress.com/
Your turkey organizer was a big hit in my room so I can't wait to try this one out too! Thanks for sharing!
Mary
http://mrsliretteslearningdetectives.blogspot.com
Check out this video, it is perfect for this download!!!
http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/planet-earth-pole-to-pole-caribou-migration.html
You may want to stop the video at about 1:30 because after that there is a pack of wolves that chase a baby caribou.... just depends on the class I suppose.
These are awesome! I used these with my first graders today. Thank you so much!
☺ Tanya
First Grade is Fantabulous!
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