How ya goin'? This page is for making your very own Bluey. Read a fruit-batty story, color in a keepy-uppy ballon, and drop Bluey off at school. All you need is a cereal box, paint, glue, and this Make Your Own Bluey template. Did you know that Bluey is a 6-year-old blue heeler? She has three spots on her back. Her bedding has bone pics on it and her bed has a big B!
Not sure what to play? Let the chatterbox decide. Use this fun Bluey template to make your own. All you need is a pair of scissors and a bit of grown-up help. Once it's done, you start with the chatterbox closed. Ask someone their age. Count to that age out loud. As you say each number, open the chatterbox one way, then the other. Ask your partner to choose a color. Open the flap to see what you've got to do!
Cats. Dogs. Potbellied pigs. Kids LOVE pets. We've taken this high-interest topic and pulled together some amazing teaching resources for grades 2-5 — starting with this printable pet report flip book! We recommend having students take notes and then create a draft before using the template for their final copy. Each flap will focus on a different aspect of pets: appearance, habitat and home setup, diet and feeding, care and exercise, and fun facts. Students will answer questions on each page and draw or paste a visual that connects to the text. To assemble, students cut and stack the pages in order, then attach them at the top with staples.
Hint: Watch one of our amazing My Pet and Me video clips to get students inspired and to get information for their reports!
Dive into the wonders of Antarctica with this multi-grade lesson collection! Tailored for K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12, each unit includes engaging activities, thought-provoking discussions, and hands-on projects to uncover the mysteries of the frozen continent. Enhance your teaching with stunning BBC video clips showcasing Antarctic wildlife, research stations, and breathtaking icy landscapes. Printable resources like animal fact sheets, scientist journal templates, and conservation challenges bring the learning to life for your students. Perfect for science, geography, and environmental lessons!
Wanna play Library? (Just remember to shhhhh.) Can you point to all these things in the library? Check off when you find them...
- A sign to say, "No talking loud"
- The book dooter where you scan your books. DOOT!
- Toddler Time
- The camera (smile please)
- The book mouth thing where you return your books
- The computer
Don't miss the library card template!
How ya goin'? This page is for making your very own Bluey. Read a fruit-batty story, color in a keepy-uppy ballon, and drop Bluey off at school. All you need is a cereal box, paint, glue, and this Make Your Own Bluey template. Did you know that Bluey is a 6-year-old blue heeler? She has three spots on her back. Her bedding has bone pics on it and her bed has a big B!
Not sure what to play? Let the chatterbox decide. Use this fun Bluey template to make your own. All you need is a pair of scissors and a bit of grown-up help. Once it's done, you start with the chatterbox closed. Ask someone their age. Count to that age out loud. As you say each number, open the chatterbox one way, then the other. Ask your partner to choose a color. Open the flap to see what you've got to do!
Cats. Dogs. Potbellied pigs. Kids LOVE pets. We've taken this high-interest topic and pulled together some amazing teaching resources for grades 2-5 — starting with this printable pet report flip book! We recommend having students take notes and then create a draft before using the template for their final copy. Each flap will focus on a different aspect of pets: appearance, habitat and home setup, diet and feeding, care and exercise, and fun facts. Students will answer questions on each page and draw or paste a visual that connects to the text. To assemble, students cut and stack the pages in order, then attach them at the top with staples.
Hint: Watch one of our amazing My Pet and Me video clips to get students inspired and to get information for their reports!
Dive into the wonders of Antarctica with this multi-grade lesson collection! Tailored for K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12, each unit includes engaging activities, thought-provoking discussions, and hands-on projects to uncover the mysteries of the frozen continent. Enhance your teaching with stunning BBC video clips showcasing Antarctic wildlife, research stations, and breathtaking icy landscapes. Printable resources like animal fact sheets, scientist journal templates, and conservation challenges bring the learning to life for your students. Perfect for science, geography, and environmental lessons!
Wanna play Library? (Just remember to shhhhh.) Can you point to all these things in the library? Check off when you find them...
- A sign to say, "No talking loud"
- The book dooter where you scan your books. DOOT!
- Toddler Time
- The camera (smile please)
- The book mouth thing where you return your books
- The computer
Don't miss the library card template!