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Laura Numeroff is one of my favorite children’s book authors. Her If You Give… series quickly became a family favorite after we read If You Give a Mouse a Cookie years ago.
Kids tend to enjoy the predictable text and the simple illustrations. Educators tend to love the multitude of teaching opportunities presented within each book.
if you give a moose a muffin activities
After reading the story with your students and kids, choose a fun snack and a craft to extend the experience. The free If You Give a Moose a Muffin printables featured below goes right along with the story. The activities pull out some of the fun aspects of this book.
give a moose a muffin hands-on activities
After reading If You Give a Moose a Muffin with your students and completing some of the activity pages featured below, choose one or more of these hands-on activities to bring the story to life.
- Kids can create their own sock puppets just like Moose did.
- No read-through is complete without making a batch of muffins.
- Whip up a batch of Moose Tracks Trail Mix for an afternoon snack.
- These moose puppets are perfect for retelling the story.
- Reinforce the letter M with a craft stick moose.
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Your students will enjoy these fun learning activities. In this free printable pack, you will find the following activities:
- Sequencing: Students will cut and paste the items from the story.
- Maze: Help the moose find his muffin.
- Moose fact chart: Share these facts about the moose.
- Moose report form: After doing a little research, kids can fill out this report form.
- Writing page: Kids can use this page to record information about moose or to write a creative story.
- M is for…: Color all of the pictures that start with the letter M.
- My “M” Words: Kids can write words that begin with the letter M.
- Syllables: Say the name of each picture and count the syllables.
- ABC order: Write the words in ABC order to the first letter.
- Writing prompt: Would a moose make a good pet?
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I love every one of these stories and I can’t wait till I am able to share them with my new grandson. Have a Blessed day and I think we should make some Muffins and cuddle on the couch while reading this book and doing some of the activities you listed. If I can get my 9 year old son to sit still long enough to do them. Have a great day.
The activities of If You Give a Moose a Muffin is so much fun,Thank you very much!