These detailed units include everything you need to successfully teach students how to use each strategy. You get Eagle Eye, Lips the Fish, Stretchy Snake, Chunky Monkey, Tryin’ Lion, and Skippy Frog!

Here is a detailed look at the components of each unit:

• Teacher Resources: Materials that will help the teacher implement and carry out this unit. This includes a Tips for Teaching the Strategy sheet and a How to Use Beanie Babies sheet.
• Parent Resources: Materials to help families understand the strategy and support their child at home with it. This includes a Reading Strategies Outline sheet and a Tryin’ Lion outline sheet.
• Buddy Badges: A year-long incentive program that works with ALL Reading Strategy units by Mrs V’s Chickadees. As students are “caught” using a reading strategy independently, they receive a Buddy Badge for their chain. Children can collect Buddy Badges for all strategies all year long. This is a great way to encourage independence with decoding.
• Self-Checking Charts: After reading, children will color in all of the strategies they used on their chart. This is a great tool for reflecting on our reading and for teachers to use as data. Check for patterns and help students challenge themselves.
• Reading Conference Binder Cover: Stay organized by creating a binder for your reading conferences
• Anecdotal Note Taking Sheets: Taking notes during reading conferences is imperative for collecting useful data. Track decoding habits, comprehension habits, the use of reading strategies, and set goals. These notes will also make writing report cards and IEP reports a breeze.
• A Guide for Writing Reports: Use the data from your notes to write clear and knowledgable reports. Great for report cards, conferences, and IEP’s. This guide gives you the exact language to use based on the data you have collected.
• Desk Plates: Adhere the desk plates to your reading table to act as a visual reminder for students.
• Book Marks: Bookmarks come in color or black and white and can be used in class or at home.
• Student Watches: A great reminder for children the day you introduce this new strategy. Students will love wearing their watches all day long.
• Classroom Posters: Classroom posters come in color or black and white and can be hung up in your room.
• Hands-On Activities: Each strategy includes hands-on activities to help engage students and develop the reading skills needed

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This detailed unit includes everything you need to successfully teach students how to use this strategy.

Here is a detailed look at the download:

• Teacher Resources: Materials that will help the teacher implement and carry out this unit. This includes a Tips for Teaching the Strategy sheet and a How to Use Beanie Babies sheet.
• Parent Resources: Materials to help families understand the strategy and support their child at home with it. This includes a Reading Strategies Outline sheet and a Tryin’ Lion outline sheet.
• Buddy Badges: A year-long incentive program that works with ALL Reading Strategy units by Mrs V’s Chickadees. As students are “caught” using a reading strategy independently, they receive a Buddy Badge for their chain. Children can collect Buddy Badges for all strategies all year long. This is a great way to encourage independence with decoding.
• Self-Checking Charts: After reading, children will color in all of the strategies they used on their chart. This is a great tool for reflecting on our reading and for teachers to use as data. Check for patterns and help students challenge themselves.
• Reading Conference Binder Cover: Stay organized by creating a binder for your reading conferences
• Anecdotal Note Taking Sheets: Taking notes during reading conferences is imperative for collecting useful data. Track decoding habits, comprehension habits, the use of reading strategies, and set goals. These notes will also make writing report cards and IEP reports a breeze.
• A Guide for Writing Reports: Use the data from your notes to write clear and knowledgable reports. Great for report cards, conferences, and IEP’s. This guide gives you the exact language to use based on the data you have collected.
• Desk Plates: Adhere the desk plates to your reading table to act as a visual reminder for students.
• Book Marks: Bookmarks come in color or black and white and can be used in class or at home.
• Student Watches: A great reminder for children the day you introduce this new strategy. Students will love wearing their watches all day long.
• Classroom Posters: Classroom posters come in color or black and white and can be hung up in your room.
• Brainstorm the Missing Word Activity: A teacher-led activity where a sentence is read and students must think of a word or words that would make sense in that blank.
• Picture Card Activity: Children receive a storyboard with four sentences. Each sentence is missing one word. They also receive a strip with removable pictures. They must fill in the blanks of each sentence with a picture card.
• Fill in the Blank Activity: Laminated strips with sentences allow students to write the missing word in the blank.

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This detailed unit includes everything you need to successfully teach students how to use this strategy.

Here is a detailed look at the download:

• Teacher Resources: Materials that will help the teacher implement and carry out this unit. This includes a Tips for Teaching the Strategy sheet and a How to Use Beanie Babies sheet.
• Parent Resources: Materials to help families understand the strategy and support their child at home with it. This includes a Reading Strategies Outline sheet and a Tryin’ Lion outline sheet.
• Buddy Badges: A year-long incentive program that works with ALL Reading Strategy units by Mrs V’s Chickadees. As students are “caught” using a reading strategy independently, they receive a Buddy Badge for their chain. Children can collect Buddy Badges for all strategies all year long. This is a great way to encourage independence with decoding.
• Self-Checking Charts: After reading, children will color in all of the strategies they used on their chart. This is a great tool for reflecting on our reading and for teachers to use as data. Check for patterns and help students challenge themselves.
• Reading Conference Binder Cover: Stay organized by creating a binder for your reading conferences
• Anecdotal Note Taking Sheets: Taking notes during reading conferences is imperative for collecting useful data. Track decoding habits, comprehension habits, the use of reading strategies, and set goals. These notes will also make writing report cards and IEP reports a breeze.
• A Guide for Writing Reports: Use the data from your notes to write clear and knowledgable reports. Great for report cards, conferences, and IEP’s. This guide gives you the exact language to use based on the data you have collected.
• Desk Plates: Adhere the desk plates to your reading table to act as a visual reminder for students.
• Book Marks: Bookmarks come in color or black and white and can be used in class or at home.
• Student Watches: A great reminder for children the day you introduce this new strategy. Students will love wearing their watches all day long.
• Classroom Posters: Classroom posters come in color or black and white and can be hung up in your room.
• Brainstorm the Missing Word Activity: A teacher-led activity where a sentence is read and students must think of a word or words that would make sense in that blank.
• Picture Card Activity: Children receive a storyboard with four sentences. Each sentence is missing one word. They also receive a strip with removable pictures. They must fill in the blanks of each sentence with a picture card.
• Fill in the Blank Activity: Laminated strips with sentences allow students to write the missing word in the blank.

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In this unit you will find:

*Tips for teaching the strategy to students

*How to use Beanie Babies to support learning

*Reading strategies outline send home parent letter

*Chunky Monkey outline send home parent letter

*Desk plates for visual learners

*One Syllable Chunky Monkey Activity

*Multi-Syllable Chunk it Up Activity

*Chunky Monkey watches for students to wear

*Chunky Monkey classroom poster-2 versions

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• Shape Mats: Practice building shapes with dough
• Count and Move: Pick a card and count the pumpkins. Then complete the given gross motor skill that many times. Example: Jump 4 times, Touch your toes 7 times.
• Color Match: Pick a pumpkin and match it to your board
• Counting Acorns: Look at the number and count the counters in the ten-frame. Fill the ten frame with that number
• Emotions: Work on identifying emotions, making facial expressions to represent emotions, and discussing emotions
• Bat Mats: Work on fine motor skills by tracing a variety of lines
• Positional Pumpkins: Practice positional words with this pumpkin board
• Letter Sound Coloring: Identify common fall-themed images and the sound they make.
• Sunflower Letters: Practice uppercase letters with these traceable cards
• Bag of Letters: Practice lowercase letters with these clip cards

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• Teacher Resources: Materials that will help the teacher implement and carry out this unit. This includes a Tips for Teaching the Strategy sheet and a How to Use Beanie Babies sheet.
• Parent Resources: Materials to help families understand the strategy and support their child at home with it. This includes a Reading Strategies Outline sheet and a Tryin’ Lion outline sheet.
• Buddy Badges: A year-long incentive program that works with ALL Reading Strategy units by Mrs V’s Chickadees. As students are “caught” using a reading strategy independently, they receive a Buddy Badge for their chain. Children can collect Buddy Badges for all strategies all year long. This is a great way to encourage independence with decoding.
• Self-Checking Charts: After reading, children will color in all of the strategies they used on their chart. This is a great tool for reflecting on our reading and for teachers to use as data. Check for patterns and help students challenge themselves.
• Reading Conference Binder Cover: Stay organized by creating a binder for your reading conferences
• Anecdotal Note Taking Sheets: Taking notes during reading conferences is imperative for collecting useful data. Track decoding habits, comprehension habits, the use of reading strategies, and set goals. These notes will also make writing report cards and IEP reports a breeze.
• A Guide for Writing Reports: Use the data from your notes to write clear and knowledgable reports. Great for report cards, conferences and IEP’s. This guide gives you the exact language to use based on the data you have collected.
• Desk Plates: Adhere the desk plates to your reading table to act as a visual reminder for students.
• Book Marks: Bookmarks come in color or black and white and can be used in class or at home.
• Student Watches: A great reminder for children the day you introduce this new strategy. Students will love wearing their watches all day long.
• Classroom Posters: Classroom posters come in color or black and white and can be hung up in your room.
• Brainstorm the Missing Word Activity: A teacher-led activity where a sentence is read and students must think of a word or words that would make sense in that blank.
• Picture Card Activity: Children receive a storyboard with four sentences. Each sentence is missing one word. They also receive a strip with removable pictures. They must fill in the blanks of each sentence with a picture card.
• Fill in the Blank Activity: Laminated strips with sentences allow students to write the missing word in the blank.

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• Teacher Resources: Materials that will help the teacher implement and carry out this unit. This includes a Tips for Teaching the Strategy sheet and a How to Use Beanie Babies sheet.
• Parent Resources: Materials to help families understand the strategy and support their child at home with it. This includes a Reading Strategies Outline sheet and a Tryin’ Lion outline sheet.
• Buddy Badges: A year-long incentive program that works with ALL Reading Strategy units by Mrs V’s Chickadees. As students are “caught” using a reading strategy independently, they receive a Buddy Badge for their chain. Children can collect Buddy Badges for all strategies all year long. This is a great way to encourage independence with decoding.
• Self-Checking Charts: After reading, children will color in all of the strategies they used on their chart. This is a great tool for reflecting on our reading and for teachers to use as data. Check for patterns and help students challenge themselves.
• Reading Conference Binder Cover: Stay organized by creating a binder for your reading conferences
• Anecdotal Note Taking Sheets: Taking notes during reading conferences is imperative for collecting useful data. Track decoding habits, comprehension habits, the use of reading strategies, and set goals. These notes will also make writing report cards and IEP reports a breeze.
• A Guide for Writing Reports: Use the data from your notes to write clear and knowledgable reports. Great for report cards, conferences and IEP’s. This guide gives you the exact language to use based on the data you have collected.
• Desk Plates: Adhere the desk plates to your reading table to act as a visual reminder for students.
• Book Marks: Bookmarks come in color or black and white and can be used in class or at home.
• Student Watches: A great reminder for children the day you introduce this new strategy. Students will love wearing their watches all day long.
• Classroom Posters: Classroom posters come in color or black and white and can be hung up in your room.
• Brainstorm the Missing Word Activity: A teacher-led activity where a sentence is read and students must think of a word or words that would make sense in that blank.
• Picture Card Activity: Children receive a storyboard with four sentences. Each sentence is missing one word. They also receive a strip with removable pictures. They must fill in the blanks of each sentence with a picture card.
• Fill in the Blank Activity: Laminated strips with sentences allow students to write the missing word in the blank.

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• Camping Vocabulary: Become familiar with key camping objects and words by tracing the words and building the objects with dough
• Shape Mats: Practice building shapes with dough, tracing them, and identifying them, all on one mat. Laminate and it becomes reusable!
• Fine Motor Tracing Cards: Practice pencil grip and fine motor skills with these tracing cards. Trace a variety of straight, curved, and swirly lines
• Counting Fireflies: Count the fireflies on each card (numbers 1-10) and represent that number using manipulatives
• S’more Letters: Complete s’more puzzles by matching up uppercase letters
• Patterns: Complete AB, ABB, and ABC patterns

• Letter Formation: Trace uppercase letters
• Identifying Letters: Match up lowercase letters on each sheet
• Number Work: Number formation, counting objects and tally marks for numbers 1-10

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