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Snowman and Gingerbread Friends Thematic
Math and Literacy Grades 1-2 Kit

Make your snowman and gingerbread unit exciting with these great printables.  Centers, skill practice activities, games, and more ready to print. Great for the first and second grade classroom. All printables come in a zip folder.  All the files are in PDF format.  Some of the files are in word and some are in Publisher as well.

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1.) Snowman Drop Game – This is a simple game that is fun for the kids and also is a great way to introduce or practice fact families.  It is also a fun way to practice math facts to 10.  The snowmen manipulatives and score sheet is included.  Just print and use!  (Use with grades 1-3.  Grade 1 will need more direction from the teacher.  Before playing the game, play a few games with the class as a group and then allow them to play as partners. (1-3)


2.) Snowman Following Directions:  For grades k-1, the teacher should read the directions and have the student complete the task.  This will work on listening skills.  For grades 2-3, the student reads the directions and follows the directions.  (K-3)


3.) Snowman Difference Pocket Chart – This lesson focuses on reading skills and determining differences.  The center sheet focuses on writing a complete sentence.  This file includes all materials to make the center and a center sheet for the students to complete when they have finished the center.  The student must read the sentence and then place it in the pocket chart under the snowman the statement is describing.  When all sentence strips are in the pocket chart, have them complete the center sheet by looking at the pocket chart they completed.   (2-3).  For grade 1, you may choose to do this activity as a class lessons; calling on students to read the strips and then place under the correct snowman.  Or the teacher may read the strips and then have a student place the strip under the snowman.

4.) Snowman Comprehension – A short story about a boy building a snowman.  The student can read the story and then answer the questions independently (2-3).  The teacher can share the story and help the students answer the questions for a listening comprehension activity (1).

5.) ***SnowmanCandyBar Wrapper – Great treat for your students after you finish a snowman or winter unit.  Would also be great to add the bars to a favor bag of goodies you give out before the holidays.  The wrapper will fit a 1.45 oz. Hershey Bar.  The wrapper says, “Warm Winter Wishes to a Frosty Student!”


6.) Snowman Measurement Activity - Give each student a sheet below found in the file & one cup of each:  mini marshmallows, raisins, & cheerios.  Have the students find the area and perimeter of the two given snowman using each of the given items.  Have each student record their answers on the grid.  Students should begin to understand that it takes fewer larger units than smaller units to cover an area or outline/perimeter of a shape.  After the table is filled in you may have the students answer the questions about the table independently or you may answer the questions as a class.    (1-3)

7.) Snowman Kisses Labels – A great treat for your students.  These print on 3 1/3" x 4"mailing labels/ AVERY 8164.  Print them out and stick them to a zip-loc baggie.   Place some marshmallows or Hershey kisses into a bag.


8.)
***Sorting Gingerbread & Snow Friends – The student cuts out various pictures of snowmen and then sorts them on a sorting sheet (k-2).  The student answers question independently (1-2) about their sorting sheet. 


9.) Line Up Snowmen and Gingerbread Friends Pocket Chart or Envelope Center – This activity focuses on ordinal numbers from 1 – 8.  You may choose to use this in a pocket chart or place in an envelope for the student to take back to their seat.  A center sheet is included for your students to work on after they complete the center.  (1-3)


10.) Gingerbread Addition – A practice worksheet of addition facts with a gingerbread theme.  (k-2)


11.) Gingerbread Word Search (1-3) – Student looks at the word bank and then finds the word in the puzzle.


12.) Gingerbread Drop Game – This is a simple game that is fun for the kids and also is a great way to introduce or practice fact families.  It is also a fun way to practice math facts to 10.  The gingerbread manipulatives and score sheet are included.  Just print and use!  (Use with grades 1-3.  Grade 1 will need more direction from the teacher.  Before playing the game, play a few games with the class as a group and then allow them to play as partners. (1-3)

13.) Gingerbread Baby Mini Book – Student reads book and cuts out the graphics.  Student places a graphic on each page to match the text.  The student may color the pictures when complete.  Last page of the book is a student activity.  (k-2)

14.) The Yummy Gingerbread Mini Book – An eight page book about eating a Gingerbread Man.  The students read the book and cut out graphics (to demonstrate how to eat a gingerbread man) as stated in the directions.  (K-3)


15.) Gingerbread Snack Labels – Here is a little poem I wrote about Gingerbread Cookies.  They print on 3 1/3" x 4"mailing labels/ AVERY 8164.  Print them out and stick them to a zip-loc baggie.  Place two or three gingerbread shaped cookies in a baggie and give to your students and a sweet treat for a great job on a Gingerbread Unit.  Note: over the holiday season, you can find the Gingerbread cookies at your local grocery store.  They come in a box and are made by Pepridge Farms.


16.) Gingerbread Fact Family – Student must write the family of facts into each gingerbread house. (1-3)


17.) Snowman Snow Globe Game -
You will also need small white pom-poms (Get these at a craft store). Print enough board games (Page 1 - there are two on a page) for each child in your group. Print a set of cards (Print page 2 twice to make a set). Hand each child a playing board. Put the pom-poms (snowballs) in the middle of the table. The adult holds the playing cards. Students take turns taking a playing card and adding the number of snowballs given on the card to their card. First person to get eight snowballs and fills their globe is the winner. Be careful, you may draw a card that asks you to put a snowball back.


18.) Winter Bingo Cards

19.) Roll a Snowman Dice Game!


20.) Gingerbread Erase a Rhyme


21.) Roll and Draw a Gingerbread Man / Tally Your Rolls / Answer questions about tally's when game is complete.


22.) Grade 1 Sight Word Cover Up - Four days of the first grade words review games. Just call out a sight word and the students cover it up with a sticker. You can check to make sure they cover up the correct word.

 

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