This includes a Google Slides link as well as a fillable student PDF. I also have a digital option for distance learning. There are suggested writing prompts, but you can always choose your own.

These crafts can stand alone or be paired with a piece of writing. This book companion includes the templates needed to create two peas in a pod, an owl, and a pig. For this book, students will determine the category for several lists of items.Īfter reading all three books, decide which is the class favorite with this graphing activity. Little Oink is a neat and tidy pig who doesn’t like it when things are out of order. I decided to stick with a time theme and created these activities.

Little Hoot does not like to stay up late. Kids love finding out that Little Pea doesn’t like candy, but loves spinach! To keep with this food theme, I have created a food sorting activity and some simple logic puzzles. There’s also a story map and a character comparison chart for each book. There’s also an option for students to respond to these questions in writing.Īfter reading each book, students can put the stories back together with a cut and paste sequencing activity. These books put a fun spin on some common childhood predicaments that your students will enjoy! Keep reading to find some fun activities you can pair with each book.Įach book has a set of six discussion questions to guide your students through the book. This trio includes Little Pea, Little Hoot, and Little Oink. If you need some stories to engage and entertain your young readers, look for The Little Books by Amy Krouse Rosenthal.

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