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    How The Grinch Stole Christmas Freebie

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    The document provides instructions for teachers to have students assemble paper Grinch puppets after completing writing activities. It describes cutting out patterns for the head and hat from paper and folders. Students then cut out shapes for the eyes, eyebrows, and cotton ball hat from supplied materials. The finished puppets are meant to hang in the school hallway. Accompanying the instructions are worksheets for students to practice retelling stories, listing Grinch adjectives, and explaining the 5 Ws and 1 H questions.

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    How The Grinch Stole Christmas Freebie

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    The document provides instructions for teachers to have students assemble paper Grinch puppets after completing writing activities. It describes cutting out patterns for the head and hat from paper and folders. Students then cut out shapes for the eyes, eyebrows, and cotton ball hat from supplied materials. The finished puppets are meant to hang in the school hallway. Accompanying the instructions are worksheets for students to practice retelling stories, listing Grinch adjectives, and explaining the 5 Ws and 1 H questions.

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    The document provides instructions for teachers to have students assemble paper Grinch puppets after completing writing activities. It describes cutting out patterns for the head and hat from paper and folders. Students then cut out shapes for the eyes, eyebrows, and cotton ball hat from supplied materials. The finished puppets are meant to hang in the school hallway. Accompanying the instructions are worksheets for students to practice retelling stories, listing Grinch adjectives, and explaining the 5 Ws and 1 H questions.

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    How The Grinch Stole Christmas Freebie

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    DixiePearls
    The document provides instructions for teachers to have students assemble paper Grinch puppets after completing writing activities. It describes cutting out patterns for the head and hat from paper and folders. Students then cut out shapes for the eyes, eyebrows, and cotton ball hat from supplied materials. The finished puppets are meant to hang in the school hallway. Accompanying the instructions are worksheets for students to practice retelling stories, listing Grinch adjectives, and explaining the 5 Ws and 1 H questions.

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    Grinch Freebie!

    ask and answer ques@ons such as who, what, when, where, why, and how to demonstrate understanding of key ideas in text use informa@on gained from the illustra@ons and words in a print of digital text to demonstrate understanding of its characters, seDng, plot recount stories and determine their central message, lesson, or moral describe how characters in a story respond to major events and challenges retell a story beginning, middle, and end use adjec@ves

    by Dixie Pearls Second-Grade-Fun.blogspot.com Common Core Reading Skills

    To assemble the Grinch.

    The children get to do this AFTER they nish the wri@ng parts. J a liLle mo@va@on to nish. I cut paLerns for the head. I cut one paLern for each of my 5 pods. My students sit at tables instead of desks (LOVE it) and the tables are called pods. For the paLerns, I use the back of wri@ng tablets. The paper is the perfect weight. For the hats, I cut a triangle paLern from old manila folders. On the tray, I also put rectangles of black and yellow so the children can cut ovals for the eyes, rectangles for the eyebrows, and coLon bolls for the hat. Students use the correct math vocabulary for the shapes. One student from each pod gets a tray and other students pick up the black 11 x 17 paper and the 9x12 paper for the hats, and a boLle of glue for the coLon bolls.

    These look great hanging in the hallway! Enjoy and Happy Holidays,

    Dixie Pearls!

    Name___________________&

    I can retell a story. Beginning

    Middle

    End

    2012 Dixie Pearls Second-Grade-fun.blogspot.com

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    Name________________________& &

    I feel like a Grinch when_________ ___________________________. Here are my favorite Grinch adjectives: 1._______ 4.______ 7.______ 2._______ 3.______ 5._______ 8._______ 6.______ 9.______

    This is what I look like when Im being a Grinch.

    2012 Dixie Pearls Second-Grade-fun.blogspot.com

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    Name___________________& &

    Let me tell you about the 5 Ws and their friend, How!

    Who

    What

    When

    Where

    Why

    How

    2012 Dixie Pearls Second-Grade-fun.blogspot.com

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