I'm linking up with Learning Lessons with Mrs. Labrasciano for a holiday linky party.
This is my favorite time of year. When I think of cold weather, I think of a little brown cookie we call the gingerbread man. I pull out every version of the gingerbread man book I own and try really hard not to read them all at once. There's something about these stories that make my school year complete.
This is my favorite time of year. When I think of cold weather, I think of a little brown cookie we call the gingerbread man. I pull out every version of the gingerbread man book I own and try really hard not to read them all at once. There's something about these stories that make my school year complete.
After hearing so many stories, the students become pretty familiar with the structure of this story.
The kids identify the characters, setting, plot, and refrain of the stories.
After these activities, the kiddos are ready to write their own stories. The repetition of the stories and the refrains make story writing easy and predictable for young writers. The words will just flow, which makes them feel successful.
To encourage writing, I put up the Gingerbread Man Word Wall. Can't spell a word? No problem! Check out the Word Wall :)
You can get the fun here!
The Gingerbread fun would not be complete without some cookies and gingerbread house making!
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The Gingerbread fun would not be complete without some cookies and gingerbread house making!
Click here for the Freebie!
Thanks for stopping by!
Hi Stacy! I just love Gingerbread units. It's so much fun for the kids. Thank you so much for linking up with me.
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