Reading Street The Little School Bus Kindergarten Sequencing

I really love the Pearson Scott Foresman reading curriculum!

It's very extensive, and has everything a person could ask for, as far as literacy goes.

I do really like having math center activities that match, so I made a couple things, and thought I'd share them with you.

The Amazing Words for the week are first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth.  Perfect for learning sequencing!

I made 3 different activities.

1. Little School Bus Sequencing Practice

In our story for the week, the little school bus picks up their passengers, while practicing our amazing words.  I found a cute clipart of a school bus, and one of some kids, added the amazing words, laminated the pieces, glued the little people to clothes pins... and ta-da.

It was a great hit, and best of all, does not take a lot of instruction, and the kids can do it on their own.

2. One of the complementary books I like to read for this week is 10 Little Rubber Ducks by Eric Carle.  To go along with the book, I made a rubber duck sequencing game.  I bought little rubber ducks at the party store.  Cut the back of a thin plastic folder to look like a pond, cut circles out of labels, and wrote the ordinal number on them.  Then, I wrote 1st-10th on rubber duckies, and the game was done!

 

3. I also found this free story sequencing worksheet at teacherspayteachers.com.  It was a great large group activity, as well as some student-led teaching, when the students went over the story sequence with their friends, and helped them out.

This was a really fun week, and a good introduction for the students to our reading curriculum!