The kids looked so freakin' cute in their elf hats and ears that I just had to take pictures.
And if we take pictures, we might as well use them in a class book.
I wanted to make a book that was worthy of my kids' elfin charm (and use their developing reading and writing skills appropriately.)
I thought about an elf application.
I found some great free downloads from What the Teacher Wants, Thrills and Frills in First, and Kindergarten Squared.
But they weren't quite right for my students.
So I went traditional.
Not traditional Christmas - Brown Bear, Brown Bear traditional.
Click [here] or on the image to download a copy.
It fit perfectly with an emergent Christmas book that we were reading - I See Christmas. Download it for free from the teachers.net gazette.
What will your little elves see?
And if we take pictures, we might as well use them in a class book.
I wanted to make a book that was worthy of my kids' elfin charm (and use their developing reading and writing skills appropriately.)
I thought about an elf application.
I found some great free downloads from What the Teacher Wants, Thrills and Frills in First, and Kindergarten Squared.
But they weren't quite right for my students.
So I went traditional.
Not traditional Christmas - Brown Bear, Brown Bear traditional.
Click [here] or on the image to download a copy.
It can also be printed in black and white for photocopying.
What will your little elves see?
I just love those! I'm pinning for next year.
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