1-2-3 Come Do Some Penguin Activities With Me
Studying penguins is one of our winter themes that my students really enjoy. With that in mind, I designed “Waddle Lot Of Fun”.
 Because my school does Daily 5, word work is a part of our day; so I’m always looking for quick, easy and fun ways to build vocabulary within a specific theme.
Because my school does Daily 5, word work is a part of our day; so I’m always looking for quick, easy and fun ways to build vocabulary within a specific theme. 
 
 Besides word work, this penguin-packet is filled with lots of activities that will help you practice a variety of standards, while learning a bit about penguins. 
 
 Simply choose what’s appropriate for your kiddos then “Print & Go!”
 
  The packet includes:
The packet includes: 
 
 * A super-cute“Where’s the Penguin?” Spatial direction craft & game. 
 * “1-2-3 Sequence Me” chick & egg ordinal numbers game.
 “Oh My! Opposites” penguin picture & word game cards.
 
 * “Label the penguin” worksheets
 * “‘Waddle’ Lot Of Fun!” word work booklet
 * A list of 30+ words related to penguins along with their definitions
 
  * Picture cards of 15 different kinds of penguins. (Share, sort, alphabetize, pattern, play games or make an Itty Bitty booklet with them.)
* Picture cards of 15 different kinds of penguins. (Share, sort, alphabetize, pattern, play games or make an Itty Bitty booklet with them.)
 * An alphabetical list of penguins with “1-2-3 ABC Me” worksheets
 * Penguin Species & Penguin Vocabulary word searches
 
 * Comparison & contrast activity with Venn diagrams
 * Graphing whole group activity
 * Penguins ARE, CAN, HAVE worksheet
 * Alphabetize the words worksheet
 
 * Write a caption for the penguin photo posters
 * “Favorite penguin” bookmark writing prompt
 * “If a baby penguin could talk, what are some of the things it might say?” writing prompt worksheet. 
 * “I would/would not like a penguin for a pet because…” color-me writing prompt worksheet.
 * “Pp Is For Penguins And …” worksheet.
 
  * 32, mini-photo cards of real penguins doing various actions (4-on-a-page for quick printing).
* 32, mini-photo cards of real penguins doing various actions (4-on-a-page for quick printing).
 * I’ve also included many links, so students can see real penguins doing these things, along with several links where students can hear the penguins “braying” too. 
 * Matching verb word cards (waddling, tobogganing, nesting, calling etc.) 
 
 * “How many words can you make using the letters in penguin?” worksheet. (Color & BW, plus an answer key with 27 words.) 
 * “Words that describe penguins” color-me worksheet
 
  Color word fun:
Color word fun: 
 * 11, pocket chart color word cards. (Includes gray/grey spelling options).
 * 6 sets of “Penguin Colors!” game cards for Memory Match and “I Have; Who Has?” games. 
 You can also use them for sorting, patterning, and color-word practice. 
 
 * A “My Penguin Book Of Colors” trace, write & color emergent reader booklet, with a certificate of praise, and finally . . .
 
  A set of color & BW penguin name cards.
A set of color & BW penguin name cards. 
Today's featured FREEBIE is an "oldie but goodie" called "Frosty Flakes" and practices fact families. I hope you find it useful.
 Well that's it for now. Thanks for stopping by.
Well that's it for now. Thanks for stopping by. 
Two of my 8 grandchildren are coming over today, and we're making snowman cookies!
Time to put my baker's hat on. Wishing you a day as sweet as frosting.
 Had to pop back to share a photo of our fun morning!
Had to pop back to share a photo of our fun morning! 
"Even on a dreary and cold winter's day, grandchildren are sunshine to the soul that truly warms your heart." -DLH





