The Importance of Bees Teach students about the history and anatomy of bees.		Manual Alphabet Secret Message Use the manual alphabet to communicate in sign language.
Bee Diagrams Use the visuals included in this printable to explain the physical development of honey bees.		Animal or Human? Students consider the animal in a story and list 10 characteristics that are similar to those...
Mapping the Matter Students create a map that fits the events of a story.		The Value of Money Encourage students to think of the value of money by answering these questions.
Wanted! Students make a "wanted" poster for one or more of the characters in a story.		Fantasy or Reality? Challenge students to think of 10 examples of reality and 10 of fantasy that are described in a...
And Then... Have your students predict what will happen next in a story.		Word Power! Literary devices such as imagery, simile, personification, and paradox are examined.
How Do You Feel? Students explain how they felt at the following times in a story.		Values to Live By Students assess the values held by characters in stories.
One-Pager A variety of ways to summarize a story are detailed.		You Choose! Students analyze the personal meaning and emotional response to a story.
Mottos Students assign mottos to characters in stories.		Events and Emotions Emotional responses to a story are examined.
Codes! Create codes with your students.		Significant Scenes An accordion book is created to depict the significant scenes from a story.
Wingding Code Use the wingding font to create codes.		Other Worlds, Other Times Students use their imaginations to create a fantasy world. Then they write a story about it.