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Creepy Carrots Lesson Plan Ideas

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Creepy carrot lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

Creepy carrot lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

We love the book Creepy Carrots! by Aaron Reynolds (*affiliate link).

Creepy Carrots Close Read

During our close reading, we can dig in deep!  We like to read and reread a text so we can uncover text nuances that might be missed if you just read the text one time.  We look at the cause and effect of the actions of our characters.

Creepy carrot lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

Naturally, we do loved retelling Creepy Carrots!   We love the carrot craft!

Creepy carrot lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

Some connections were also made!

Creepy carrots lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

Predictions were also part of the Creepy Carrots lesson plans.

Creepy carrots lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

You can find the close reading lesson plans and the craft listed below for this book by clicking:   Creepy Carrots Reading Comprehension

Creepy Carrots Lesson Plans:  Video Too

Here is a great video so you can see the book.  I love adding a video into the week’s lessons so students can hear another person’s fluency.

 

STEM challenge

Build a trap for the carrots!   I love how they turned out! You can see all of the Science, Math, and More resources by clicking HERE.

Creepy carrot lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

Creepy carrots lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

FREE Halloween file!

How about a free file for Halloween?  I made this editable so you can add your own sight words.  However, some of us in kindergarten land still need some letter practice.  Since you can add your own text on the cards… how about ABC’s?   If you like this activity, you can find more like there HERE.  

You can download this free file by scrolling to the very body of this post 🙂

Creepy carrot lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan.

Have a GREAT week!

Creepy carrots lesson plans for the week are here! See how we use this book for a close reading lesson plan. You will also find a fun craft activity to go with the book!

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