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Aesop's Fables for Children – Illustrated short stories with a moral List of Morals 1. Do not let anything turn you from your purpose. - THE WOLF AND THE KID 2. Foolish curiosity and vanity often lead to misfortune. - THE TORTOISE AND THE DUCKS 3. Do not tell others how to act unless you can set a good example. - THE FROGS AND THE OX 4.
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Stories with reading comprehension exercises. Each reading worksheet in this section has a story followed by questions. Questions for kindergarten students are focused on recalling information directly from the text. Encourage your kids to read carefully and try to answer the questions from memory. Kindergarten story and reading comprehension ...
Short Stories for Children. Reading short stories can provide numerous benefits to elementary school children. Here are some of the advantages. Language Development: Reading short stories exposes children to a variety of vocabulary, sentence structures, and language styles.
Lesson Library. The book library contains digital resources created by educators, family members, groups, individuals and students. These free resources can be downloaded and used in the classroom and at home and are wonderful resources for remote instruction. In the 21st century classroom, general education teachers have numerous digital ...
- Two Object Counting Pages
- Recognizing Lower and Upper Case Letter C
- Letter Tracing and Drawing Bones For The Dog
- “I Spy” Activity
- Visual Discrimination with Clifford-Inspired Graphics
There are a number of graphics on these pages, such as red puppies, bones, and paw prints. Children will count up the total number of each of these items and make the correct choice about how many of each they found.
Children can trace a lower and upper case letter C in the top portion of the page. Then, they can use a do-a-dot marker (or just circle or X on letters) to find all of the lower case and upper case letter C’s on the page.
On one page, children will feed the red dog five bones by drawing them in the box near the dog. At the bottom of the page, they will trace and write lower and upper case letter C. =”2″]
On the first page, there are lots of different Clifford-inspired objects. How many of each object can you spy? Children will record that number on the second page of the activity.
In a series of rows, children will try to recognize which item in that row is slightly different from the others in the row.
Clifford the Big Red Dog is now playing in theaters nationwide and on Paramount+. To celebrate the release of the film, we have an adorable Clifford the Big Red Dog Activity book filled with printables, coloring pages, and activity sheets.
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