Take a peek at the process!
It is such a super fun project and the book fits perfectly!
You can check out my lesson by clicking the image below.
We also made Flip Snowmen! We read another one of my very favorite Snowman books called The Biggest, Best Snowman. I love this book because it retraces the steps of a little girl and her friends making a snowman to show her family that she is big enough.
Check out my SUPER SNOW UNIT by clicking the image below.
There is a video preview of the file to download:)
Check out my SUPER SNOW UNIT by clicking the image below.
There is a video preview of the file to download:)
We start with the bottom section first and draw the bottom of the snowman. Then the fun begins! I have my students switch places with each other and draw the middle and then switch again to draw the top. With each switch. I make sure to tell the students to FLIP their work so the next person does not see it. They also have to make sure that the keep it facing the same way. It is always a hoot when they get back to their snowmen. Check out some of them below!
We wrote a How To Build a Snowman on the back.
We ended the day with an inferring adventure with the book The Snowman. This is an amazing book about the journey of a snowman at night. The catch is there are no words...only pictures. We actually watch the movie and my students sit with their clipboards and watch the images. They record their thinking on a sheet of paper focusing on questions, connections, and inferences. At the end of the movie we gather in a circle to discuss our thinking.
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