Bear stays up for christmas

These Bear Stays Up for Christmas activities are a great way to have fun while learning and preparing for Christmas. First read the book, then do the activities

Bear Stays Up for Christmas Kindergarten Literature Unit

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Bear Stays Up for Christmas - Christmas Book Companion

“Bear Stays up for Christmas” by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman Bear is, well he’s a bear, and that means he hibernates all winter. However, this year his woodland friends have decided that they want to spend Christmas with him so they help him wake up and spend Christmas in his cave so they...Read More »

Math fun for Bear as he stays up all night. Or does he? Bear and his friends have many surprises for each other. Is there a surprise for them?

Reading Comprehension is the ultimate goal of reading instruction. This read-aloud companion is the perfect product to check understanding of the book, Bear Stays Up for Christmas. This product includes: 6 differentiated worksheets One set of 12 visual cards for teacher led questioning SCOOT game

This time of year is my FAVORITE when it comes to a lot of things… but especially mentor texts! There are so many fun, seasonal books to read to students. One of my favorites is Bear Stays Up For Christmas by Karma Wilson. I included this book in Seasonal Mentor Sentences for K-1 Emergent Readers. One way […]

After reading Bear Stays Up for Christmas by Karma Wilson and illustrated by Jane Chapman, extend the story experience by making wrapping paper quilts.