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Bat Loves The Night Journeys 3rd Grade Unit 2 Lesson 6 Activities
Bat Loves The Night
Journeys 3rd Grade
Unit 2 Lesson 6
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Bat Loves The Night
Journeys 3rd Grade
Unit 2 Lesson 6
The first few pages are: Cover, Table of Contents, Explanation of Pack, and Common Core Alignment
Vocab Flip-Flap p.5-8
ABC Order Spelling p.9-10
Questions Page p.11
Interactive Journal Suffixes –able –ible Page p.12-13
Interactive Journal “What is a Verb?” Page p.14-15
Sequence of Events Bat Mobile p.16-23
Bat Poem and Craft p.24-30
Spelling Practice p.31-32
Comprehension Tri-Fold p.33-34
Thanks + Credits p.35
Vocab Flip-Flap- Print these pages back to back. Students fold these pages “hot dog” ways. They fill out the flip flap accordingly. If they are struggling with the definition portion, they can look it up in the glossary at the back of their book.
ABC Order Spelling- Students put the spelling words in alphabetical order. When they are done the pick 7 of the words, and put it in sentences on the back
Questions Page- Students write down questions they have about bats on this page. If you have computer time for your class they could take these questions to a computer, and see if they can find the answers.
Interactive Journal Suffixes –able –ible Page- Under the flaps students write what the suffix means, and examples of the suffix in words.
Interactive Journal “What is a Verb?” Page- Students write in the definition of a verb. They then write examples of verbs in the correct iPhone. It will fold out like an accordion. Sequence of Events Bat Mobile- This is a craft where students practice writing out, and drawing pictures of the sequence of events of the story.
Bat Poem and Craft- This is a cute craft and poem activity where students write a poem about a bat.
Spelling Practice- You will need a dice for this activity. Students will roll to find out what spelling word to write. They keep going until all squares are filled. They also pick some of the words, and put them into sentences.
Comprehension Tri-Fold- Print front to back and fold like a brochure. Students fill this out about the story.
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