All about books

Use these free printable Parts of a Book Poster & Worksheet to teach your pre-readers about book awareness and concepts of print.

Use this free All About Me printable book to practice early literacy skills during preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten all about me theme.

These fun and free parts of a book printables are a great way to teach young children book awareness and the concept of print.

What better way to start an all about me theme unit than to make a book that is shaped just like your hand print! Your preschooler is going to love this!

I love this. It even has some of my favorite fiction in it. (I'm looking at you, Name of the Wind)

Hey hey! Around Thanksgiving break I started to notice that my students were completing their work on writing folder tasks quickly…too quickly! I made it my mission to create some new activities that would be engaging and of course still “fun” for them! They took off like little rabbits! It was like I had given […]

We here believe it is possible just by knowing what books people have read what their age is roughly, can we guess yours?

A fantastic all about me printable - make this all about me mini book.

Educational and craft activities for kids and parents

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Teaching kindergarteners about Parts of a Book? As kindergarten teachers, we know how important it is for kids to understand the parts of a book. We explain exactly how we taught parts of a book. Click to see the parts of a book anchor chart we used also!

The perfect way to introduce "All About" Informational Writing to your K/1 students! Includes a planning worksheet and multiple book options.

A great way to get to know your students at the beginning of the year is through their writing. An 'All About Me' book gives them an opportunity to share important things about themselves. Here's a simple All About Me Free Printable that only takes one sheet of paper! All About Me Booklet Set aside

Creating self portraits at the beginning of the year is a great way to have students celebrate their differences and what they like about themselves. Great back to school activity!