The invisible boy

Today I want to share a quick and very sweet read-aloud activity with you! This lesson is perfect for the back-to-school season, or anytime you need to

Calling 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade teachers! These The Invisible Boy activities created by Clutter-Free Classroom as part of their Starts With a Story collection are a companion to Trudy Ludwig’s picture book. This mentor text is great for teaching elementary students feelings, friendship, compassion, inferencing and the message of a story. Pair the printable worksheets and teaching tips with a quick anchor chart idea to make the most of your reading lesson. Check out this post to learn more!

"The Invisible Boy" Children's Book paired with a Hidden Surprise Painting is a unique way to enjoy a Bookish Play with your child. Check it out!

Developing empathy through The Invisible Boy activities will help students get along better and help your year go smoothly.

The Invisible Boy: A reflection activity for Kindness Week.

The Invisible Boy is a back to school book exploring friendship, kindness and compassion. Use these lesson plans to teach social emotional learning, reading and writing.

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This is a book I use every year. It’s one of my favorite go to lessons because it’s engaging and thoughtful. Brian, our invisible boy, feels left out and ignored. Instead of telling t…

Engage your guided reading groups with these hands on activities focusing on the story The Invisible Boy. Students will work on retelling the story through hands on activities, problem and solution, story elements and more. This is perfect for your small group instruction literacy groups. Try this out with your 1st, 2nd, and even 3rd grade students today!

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