100 Day Activities 
Apples
Baker
Baseball
Bats
Bears

Benny's Pennies
Bible
Brown Bear, Brown Bear
Bones

Butterflies
Calendar Pages
Camping

Cars
Cat and Hat Rhyming Activities
Chicka Chicka 123
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
Chickens
Chinese New Year
Christmas
Cinco de Mayo
Colors
Cookies
Construction
Dairy

Dental Health
Dinosaurs
Doctor

Ducks
Easter
Elephants

Elmo
Fairy Tales

Fall
Farm
Father's Day
Fire
Flowers
Food
Football

Friends
Frogs
Gingerbread
Graduation

Groundhogs
Halloween
Hanukah
Hermit Crabs
Home
Hospital

Humpty Dumpty
Hungry Caterpillar
Ice Cream
If You Give a Moose a Muffin

Kissing Hand
Kites

Kwanzaa
Lambs
Lions
In Like a Lamb Out Like a Lion
Literacy Ideas
Magnet Mosaics

Magnet Pages
Mail Carrier
Mammals
Math Ideas
Mice
Money
Monkeys
Mother's Day
Mrs. Wishy Washy
Music
New Year

Nursery Rhymes
Ocean

Olympics
Owls
Penguin
Peter Rabbit

Pets
Picnic
Pirates
Play dough
Potatoes
Presidents Day
Pumpkin
Quilts
Rabbits
Recipes
Racecar

Rainbow
Rhyme Time Page
Scarecrow

School
Sea

Seals on the Bus
Senses-Five Senses
Sesame Street
Shapes
Shoe-Tying
Sight Word Bingo Marker
Skeleton
Snow-Snowmen
Space
Spiders
St. Lucia Day

St. Patrick's Day
Sunflowers
Telling Time
Thanksgiving
Three Little Pigs
Trains
Transportation
Turkey
USA

Valentines
Vegetables
Very Busy Spider
Very Hungry Caterpillar
Veteran's Day
Watermelon
Weather
Wonder Pets

Letter X
X-ray
  

 

 


Literacy Bag Links and Resources

Literacy Bags are a fun way to extend learning into children's homes. 
You can purchase a bag and one of the books below.  Put the book in the bag. 
Now browse the links and resources listed below.  Find some things that are developmentally appropriate for the children you are working with.  Print them
and put them to the literacy bag.  The children get to check the bags out
just like them would a library book.  They complete some of the games and
activities you've included in the bag and return it back to you.  You then
have the restock the bag and get it ready for the next child.  It's a fun
way to get children and parents involved.
Some teachers add a list to each bag listing the items that came in the bags
so parents know what needs to be returned. 

If You Take a Mouse to School by Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond

Mouse Paint by Ellen Stoll Walsh


Internet Links for Literacy Bag Ideas

Watch for more to come!

 

 

 

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