Bear feels sick activities

Speech and Language activities and ideas to accompany Karma Wilson’s "Bear Feels Sick" (This resource is a companion to the book. You will need to purchase the book separately). This is an excellent resource to use with children with Autism, Early Intervention, or children who demonstrate delays in receptive and expressive language. Most pages can be laminated for durability and be used again and again! This 22 page resource includes: -Lesson Plan and Data Sheet: set objectives and monitor…

Our bear is sick, we will treat him. This game will help the child repeat the geometric shapes..Printable materials: (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); bear-shape-1.pdf bear-shape-2.pdf

Bear Feels Sick by Karma Wilson is part of Clutter-Free Classroom’s Starts With a Story collection, which is a library of printable and digital book companion resources for students in 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade. This picture book is great for teaching cause and effect, identifying theme, message and moral, making connections, summarizing/retelling and showing compassion. Your elementary students will love this read aloud and the related activities, worksheets and lesson ideas. Learn more here!

Poor Bear is too sick. And his sweet friends try to make Bear feel as comfortable as possible in his cave. Enjoy the story with twenty kids’ yoga poses!

12 bear messy play ideas for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten kids. Art, crafts, sensory, and science bear activities for your next unit.

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Grab these free bear brain breaks to help kids move and stretch like a bear! Add to a bear theme or just use to move!

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc., Campbell’s® , Lipton, Premium Crackers, Theraflu and TYLENOL®. All opinions are mine alone. #SickDaySolutions #CollectiveBias Here I’m sharing a FREE Printable Pack with 15 Sick Day Activities for Kids including Get Well Tips for families. No One Likes Getting Sick “Mommy, my ear hurts!” my six-year-old screamed…

Put together a super fun toddler bear activity using ice that is shaped as a bear paw. Toddlers love exploring the cold feeling while also seeing what happens to the paint as the ice starts melting! #toddler #bear #paint #art #ice #hibernation #colors #science #2yearolds #3yearolds #teaching2and 3yearolds