Literacy bags

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How to make a book bag for your preschool classroom or kindergarten classroom. Such an easy way to work literacy at home in a low pressure way perfect for early childhood education.

These book packs are a great way to encourage parents to spend quality time with their children while enjoying classic stories and activities.

Take Home Book Bags were a key factor in getting my students engaged in their reading every night at home. With some trial and error, I was able to get the system working (almost) seamlessly in my classroom. I compiled all the important elements in this post to help you create a routine with your […]

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You've heard of busy bags, but do you also know about literacy book bags? These are bags with a picture book and playful toys, games, or other related hands-on activities to do. And you can easily make your own!

If you missed the first post about this project, you will want to start here. I have had a lot of librarian interest in this project so I am sharing my progress as I go. A week ago I finished four more kits! Kit 3-Mouse Paint This kit contains: Mouse Paint by Ellen Stoll Walsh Colors Everywhere by Tana Hoban Songs About Colors and Shapes CD Flannelboard set made in-house Storytelling lapboard Mouse puppet Shapes & Colors Memory Match Booklet Kit 4-Polar Bear, Polar Bear This kit contains…

Toddler literacy bags are a great way to build family literacy. Easy to use and durable ideas included in these printable resources. #literacybags #toddlers #familyliteacy #teaching via @growingbbb

Literacy bags are proven to be academically effective (and fun) for young learners. Find out what should be included and don't forget the 2 free downloads!

This is how I created a Chicka Chicka Boom Boom retell literacy center activity to go in our retell literacy center as an option for students.