I'm excited to be teaming up with 11 other AMAZING bloggers to share some of our favorite Christmas and holiday books in a fun 12 Books of Christmas Blog Hop! We have some amazing FREEBIES and a giveaway in store for you, so read on!
Each blogger has created a special FREEBIE for you that is centered around his/her favorite holiday book! Plus, one lucky reader will win a copy of ALL 12 BOOKS!! What an awesome addition to any classroom collection! <3
Near the beginning of the book, it presents things to ASK Santa and things to TELL Santa so I created a questions and statements sort from this. Then, I will have my students write their own statements and questions that they would like to share with Santa. Using these sentences, students will write letters to Santa.
And, of course, the book will be a springboard to other holiday "how-to" writings. I've included pages for 5 other holiday-inspired how-to writings. Sometimes I have students complete these independently, but I also like to put students in small groups, with each student starting a story with STEP 1 and then rotating the stories around the group with each student adding a step. This provides a bit of a challenge, since students will need to read what the previous student(s) have written and then plan to continue it.
I hope you can use some of the extensions I created in your classroom, too! Click the image below to head to my shop to download the freebie! While you're there, click on the "green follow me" star. That will be an entry in the rafflecopter giveaway at the end of this post for a chance to win the 12 books!! #winwin
Thanks so much for stopping by! Before you hop over to see the amazing Rachel at The Tattooed Teacher, don't forget to jot down my number on the image below! Each blogger in this hop will have a number at the end of his/her post. Collect all 12 numbers along the way, and when you're done, add them all up and enter the total number in the Rafflecopter below for your chance to win all 12 books!
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Thanks for the freebie! Jayne
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