David Goes to School Activities and Craft | First Week of Back to School Rules
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Promote positive behavior during the first week of back to school with these David Goes to School activities and craft! This resource includes Yes, David Goes to School craft templates, independent and pocket chart behavior sorts, digital and printable anchor chart, picture and definition vocabulary cards, comprehension activities and 8 math and literacy centers.
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Promote positive behavior during the first week of back to school with these David Goes to School activities and craft! This resource includes Yes, David Goes to School craft templates, independent and pocket chart behavior sorts, digital and printable anchor chart, picture and definition vocabulary cards, comprehension activities and 8 math and literacy centers.
All of these back to school activities are a great companion to the story “David Goes to School” by David Shannon. Turn those “No, David!” choices into “Yes, David!” choices, as you establish your classroom rules with these David Goes to School activities and craft!
David Goes to School Activities and Craft Included in this Resource:
Yes, David! Craft – This adorable David Goes to School craft is a great way to end the first week of school! Print on colored paper, or print and color with crayons. Features easy-to-cut and assemble pieces!
Pocket Chart Sort – Use the picture cards to help the students identify good choices and poor choices. Includes 146 behavior cards! Choose the cards that work best for your classroom!
Anchor Chart – Work together to list all of the “No, David!” choices from the story. Then, create a list of “Yes, David!” choices. Sample anchor chart included, or use the cards from the behavior sort to create the anchor chart!
Independent Student Sorts – Check your students’ understanding with these independent sorts!
Vocabulary Picture and Definition Cards – Introduce the important vocabulary words from the story with these picture and definition vocabulary cards! Plus, check for understanding with the “Define It” activity sheet!
Retell Cards – Sequence the story with these picture retell cards. Perfect for a pocket chart or an anchor chart!
Sequence the Story Printable – Check for understanding with this simple cut and glue sequencing printable! The students will sequence the three picture cards for the beginning, middle and end of the story.
Story Element Posters – Review the characters, setting, problem and solution with these story element posters!
Story Element Printables – Check for understanding as the students illustrate the characters, setting, problem and solution!
Make a Connection Printable – Make a connection to the story by having your students write and illustrate about a good choice they made a school!
4 Literacy Centers – Practice letter formation, rhyming, syllables and letter identification with these four literacy centers!
4 Math Centers – Practice 1:1 counting, subitizing 1-5, number formation and 2D shape recognition with these four math centers!
I hope your students love this David Goes to School craft during the first week of school!
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Jessica H. –
Love this resource! It was such a wonderful activity to do with my students!
Noni A. –
Αξιοποιήθηκε το υλικό για να ενισχύσει τις δραστηριότητες που σχετίζονται με το συγκεκριμένο βιβλίο. Στα παιδιά άρεσε πολύ η κατασκευή και διακόσμησε όμορφα την τάξη μας. Thank you.
Up Late Elementary –
Amazing resource! Great for teaching expectations and procedures. Not only did it keep my first graders engaged, but it took stress off me with how easy and low prep it was!
Katherine F. –
Great resource for beginning of the year activity
Szu-Yin L. –
I use this for my kindergarteners to reinforce the story since we are an Chinese immersion school. My students enjoy making their own David and sharing their project with their peers. Thank you!
Angelina T. –
This activity is great for the first week of school but also for our citizenship unit!
Miss Charlton’s Class –
This was a great way to segway into creating our own class rules
Samantha T. –
This was a low prep but engaging activity to use with my students during our first week back! The good versus bad choices and craft were my favorite activities.
Tonya A. –
Used with my Kindergarteners, make such an adorable bulletin board!
Kerri H. –
This was a great resource for the beginning of the school year. We read the story and used the materials to review school rules.
Annette J. –
The activities are perfect for back to school! My students loved them!
Irene G. –
My students stayed engaged during lesson. Thank you!
Laura J. –
My students loved using this resource! It wa exactly what I needed.
Nina Moran –
Loved this activity. My student truly enjoyed it. Great activity for the beginning of the school year.
Gloria G. –
My students LOVE anything David! This was such a fun resource to use when teaching rules and procedures and the kids were engaged.
Lattes and LPs –
Loved using this resource! It was exactly what I needed.
Linda N. –
I did a big unit on school rules and the David books for a reading class. I used many of the activities from this resource. I love the good and bad choice visuals. I have other good and bad choice sorts, but this was an extensive selection.
JANET U. –
Great resource. Especially loved the sorting activity. Students were really engaged. Thank you.
Brandy C. –
My students loved listening to No David and then creating their craft in class!
Kathleen B. –
This is such a fun resource to use at the beginning of the year. My class loved making the craft. Oh how they turned. Nice for teaching rules and procedures.