Tree
Have children make their own Chicka Chicka Boom Boom tree. Use child's forearm for the trunk and hands for the palm leaves. When dry, have children put letters on and around the tree!
by Kristine O’Connell George- A collection of poems that children will love to discover and dream about ways trees can help them play, learn, grow and create.
A Christmas tree connect the dot worksheet. It will teach numbers as well as shapes.
This is a color, cut and paste activity. The students can color the shapes, cut them out and glue them on the Christmas tree.
by Alan Zweibel: A heartwarming story, told in flashback by a father to his children, about a tree and how that tree became a beloved family member.
by Dr.Seuss
A classic poetic story, by a beloved children’s author, that encourages even the smallest person to believe in something and to care about the world around them.
by Mary Newell DePalma: Simple illustrations come to life with vibrant colors and with a charming story that follows the life of an old tree, as it leaves a mark on the world.
by Carole Gerber
Peaceful, enormous, protective and spectacular are all words used to describe the various trees found in this classic book.
Find each of these points on the graph above. Make a dot in the correct place. Label each dot with the correct letter. Connect the dots, color the tree!
by Janice May Udry - Caldecott Winner (1956). A delightful story, beautifully illustrated, that celebrates the splendor and value of trees.
A family tree is a record of the names of people in a family. Make your own family tree by writing the correct names in the blanks below. Ask mom or dad to help.
Coloring page with squirrels and acorns with "This Work is 'Oak-ay'" at the top.
