October read alouds first grade

My favorite Halloween and Fall books and read alouds for first grade! So many fun, engaging ideas and activities from @mrshenryinfirst

October is a great time for Halloween read alouds in the classroom. But how do you choose the best halloween story books?

Are you looking for the best read alouds for 1st and 2nd grade this fall? Check out this list of 6 books to read aloud this September. Learn how to plan lessons and activities to go along with them. Your kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students will love these fun and engaging books. Read more here!

Perfect art/craft activity to accompany the children's book, "Stumpkin" by Lucy Ruth Cummins, a festive fall read about differences, misfits, and being proud of who you are. Great for Reading Centers for all grade levels! Read aloud the story "Stumpkin" or watch MaiStoryBooks FREE interactive read aloud video, and then encourage students to create a *Pick Me! Persuasive Pumpkins* activity to convince their family and friends which pumpkin to pick for a jack-o-lantern! Youtube…

Looking for some great October read aloud books? Here's a fun October Book list to read with your child this month.

Fall Crafts and Activities are a great way to engage your Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade students in writing and reading concepts! In this activity, you will read the book "The Leaf Thief" and your students will create a squirrel craft. There are lots of options that will be listed below for your students to practice writing skills, retell, setting, characters, and comprehension. Take a look to see what's included!

How to Catch a Witch book activities unit with read aloud companion printables, reading comprehension worksheets, literacy lesson ideas, and a craft

Fall is my absolute favorite season and our Halloween unit is always so much fun! Here are some of my favorite Halloween read alouds to get in the spirit of all things spooky. These books for kids are great for pre-k, kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade.

Read-alouds are one of the best ways to introduce new concepts to students. By integrating stories in lessons, students are introduced to quality books. When students are exposed to engaging literature, it fosters a life-long love of reading. There are even greater benefits when these engaging

I Need My Monster by Amanda Noll is a great October read aloud, for an SEL lesson on feelings, Halloween lesson and for teaching strategies like predicting, character analysis, plot-problem/solution, compare and contrast and visualizing. This Clutter-Free Classroom post has lists of lesson ideas, recommendations for printable activities and worksheets and reading tips for first, second and third grade teachers using this picture book. Pair it all with an anchor chart and you’ll be good to…