Bring an apple theme into your reading lessons with this Apple Booklet! This hands-on reading activity gives students a fun way to organize their thinking about fiction and nonfiction texts while creating an adorable apple tree booklet.

Use the booklet with an apple-themed read aloud, informational text, or any fiction or nonfiction book that fits your classroom learning.

Two Booklet Options Included

A Very App-licious Book! | Fiction
Students respond to a fiction text by identifying and recording the beginning, middle, and end of the story.

3 Very App-licious Facts! | Nonfiction
Students use the nonfiction booklet to record three important facts they learned from the text.

Multiple Writing Options

A variety of response pages are included so you can choose the format that works best for your students. Options include:

• Primary writing lines
• Traditional writing lines
• Writing with space for illustrations
• Larger response spaces for beginning writers
• Beginning, middle, and end organizers
• Fact 1, Fact 2, and Fact 3 organizers

How It Works

Students complete their reading response pages and assemble them into a booklet. Add the included apple tree topper to create a finished craft that can be used for student work displays or bulletin boards.

Perfect For

• Apple-themed read alouds
• Fiction comprehension
• Nonfiction comprehension
• Beginning, middle, and end
• Retelling practice
• Identifying key facts
• Reading response
• Fall literacy centers
• Bulletin board displays

With both fiction and nonfiction options plus several differentiated writing pages, this Apple Booklet makes it easy to pair a seasonal craft with meaningful reading comprehension practice!