Too Many Carrots Read Aloud Activities – printable reading resource for grades 1–3 by Amy Lemons and Get Your Teach On

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Are you looking for a spring-themed interactive read-aloud activities for Easter and Rabbits? These RABBIT lesson plans and activities will engage your learners and build confidence as a teacher. Use these reading comprehension, grammar, science, and math lessons as SUB PLANS, or simply take a break from your standard curriculum and enjoy Too Many Carrots!

Book Needed: Too Many Carrots by Katy Hudson

Please Note: None of the activities have an Easter theme or mention Easter. This is a great resource for spring or Easter simply because of the rabbit-themed activities!

Do you need sub plans? Print the lesson plans and activities to leave for your substitute teacher. There are plenty of activities to fill their day!

Here's What is Included in Rock The Read-Aloud for Too Many Carrots

Reading Comprehension:

Lesson Plans for Before, During, and After Reading
Pre-reading journal writing to build upon schema with schema poster and The Importance of Sharing
Book Questions for Before, During, and After Reading
Sequence Events Poster
Retell Story Events Anchor Chart, Poster, and Printable
Directed Drawing of Rabbit with writing pages and Lesson Focus poster
Vocabulary Picture and Word Cards for 5 Vocabulary Words
Vocabulary Printable and/or Basket of Carrot Vocabulary Craft

Science Integration:

Informational Text for Rabbits
Student Reader for Remarkable Rabbits(shortened version of nonfiction reader)
Life Cycle of a Rabbit Activity
Rabbit Fact Finding Craft and Writing

Rabbit Themed Grammar Activities:

Focus Poster for Verbs
Focus Poster for Adjectives
Rabbit Adjectives Printable
Rabbit Verbs Printable
Finding Verbs Classroom Scoot and Printable
Sorting Adjectives and Verbs in Sentences
Sorting Verbs and Adjectives with Pictures

Rabbit Themed Math Activities:

*Each Math Activity has multiple options based on the needs of your students)

Getting Results with Rabbit: Word Problems (5 options)
Rabbit Color by Code: Addition Facts, Subtraction Facts, or Multiplication Facts (3 options)
Pickin’ Up Place Value: Expanded Form and Even or Odd for either 2-Digit Numbers or 3-Digit Numbers (2 options)

*Writing Pages are included with different writing line options.

Meet the creator

Amy Lemons

Teacher & Curriculum Author

Amy started teaching in 2006 and spent most of her classroom years in 1st and 2nd grade. She has shared lessons and activities with teachers on her blog since 2011, built around hands-on activities and meaningful books.

✓Co-creator of Rooted in Reading, now serving K–3
✓Co-creator of Magic of Math and Write On! with Hope King
✓Taught 1st, 2nd, and 4th grade

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Spring Interactive Read-Aloud Activities for Too Many Carrots

Name: Spring Interactive Read-Aloud Activities for Too Many Carrots | Cross Curricular Unit
Brand: Amy Lemons
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Resource type: Lesson Plans Activities
Pages: 122
Number of activities: 20
Grade levels: 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade
Subjects: Reading Vocabulary Math
Included file types: Zip PDF
Seasonality: Spring
Created by: Amy Lemons
License: One teacher, one classroom
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