Six pages that make one book. Page 1 is the cover: children write the animal, draw it and write their name after by. Pages 2 to 5 each give one kind of fact, with a starter to trace: It has, It can, It eats and It lives in. Page 6 is one more fact, Did you know. Children draw first, then finish the sentence.
Read a picture book about one animal together and make a list of what you learned. Then each child picks an animal, from the book or one they know, and makes a book. Kindergarten children can tell you a sentence for you to write; 1st graders write their own and add a second sentence.
Pick an animal your child loves. Look at pictures of it together, talk about what it has and what it can do, then make the book. Read it to someone else in the family.
A book children make about one animal: a cover, then a page for what it has, what it can do, what it eats, where it lives and one more fact. Each page has a box to draw in and a sentence starter to trace and finish.
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