If you take a mouse to school craft

Last week we hit the ground running with back to school read alouds. I am a huge believer in making time to read aloud books to our students. It is such a special moment for them. Seeing the excitement and expressions on their face is one of my very favorite times of our day. Just think...the read aloud that you provide to your students might just be the only book they have read to them all day. We started off listening to You're Finally Here by Melanie Watt on You Tube. Afterwards my…

CUPCAKE LINER MOUSE CARD CRAFT - Using inexpensive paper materials, you too can create some "mice-tastic" cards within minutes.

Speech pathologists in the schools need to use speech therapy assessment tools that are reliable and valid for legally defensible speech assessments.

You know we LOVE making activities to go along with books, so I wanted to make a fun activity to go along with, If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, that can be done while the book is being read aloud or after the story is over. #bookswithactivities #kindergarten #preschool #ifyougiveamouseacookie

"Engage young learners with captivating 'If You Take a Mouse to School' activities! Explore hands-on crafts, scavenger hunts, compound word games, and more inspired by Laura Numeroff's beloved tale. Foster fine motor skills, creativity, and vocabulary while sparking imaginations. Download a free name craft printable for personalized learning. Discover how this adorable picture book transforms into an educational adventure in the classroom."

Another activity week has been planned, with the mouse as the main character! Whether you’re teaching the letter M, working on an animal unit, or just need a fun activity featuring a mouse, we’ve tracked down some of the best crafts out there. Browse our list to find the mouse craft that fits your curriculum ... Read more

This book by Laura Numeroff and Illustrated by Felicia Bond is so cute! My kids loved it! I thought it would be fun to create a Mouse Paper Bag Puppet to go with the story. I'll read the story using my puppet. Then the students can trace and cut the overalls, paws, ears, cookie and milk... Because "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" he's going to want a glass of milk to go with it! Here is the pattern you can print out: I used colored card stock and a glue stick for the paper and tacky glue for…

Before or after reading the book If You Take a Mouse to School, it will be such fun to make a paper plate mouse mask. This is a simple and easy craft.

Looking for a fun and easy craft project to do with your kids? This paper plate muffin is perfect for story time fun!

If You Take A Mouse To School craft. Maybe do whiskers in shape of M, if possible.