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Life Cycle of a Shamrock Flip Flap Booklet [Differentiated]

Life Cycle of a Shamrock Flip Flap Booklet [Differentiated]

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Shamrock Life Cycle Activity | Saint Patrick's Day is all about shamrocks / clovers. Use this flip flap booklets to teach your students all about the life cycle of a clover / shamrock! From seed to flower bud and back to seed, your students will learn about 6 stages of a clover / shamrock.

What does it mean "differentiated?"
Included are 3 versions of the flip flap book. One version includes dotted ABC printed traceable words for students to trace. A second version includes blanks with a word bank for each page for students to fill in the correct information as they read. A third version includes blanks with boxes for students to cut and paste into the booklet.

How do you use this in your classroom?
First, we work on cutting out the pages. We cut out pages one at a time, together as a class. Once all of the pages are cut out, we glue or staple the book together on the spine. Then we work page by page to fill in the blank, trace the blanks, or glue in the blanks. Since all of the "blanks" are the same in each book (no matter what version), we can work together to solve the blanks. Once we finish filling in the blanks, we color the pictures. Then we will reread the completed books.



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Amanda Newton

This was a fun activity for our review week before spring break!

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Kateri Q.

This was a great way to teach my students about shamrocks! Love that it comes with different levels!

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Mattison Weimer

These turned out very cute. My students enjoyed learning about the life cycle of a shamrock and putting their booklets together to share with their families at home.

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Dena Sutor

I cant wait to use this with my students this month, Thank you!!!

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Elizabeth H.

Loved it! Thanks

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Cassie G.

This was a fun resource to support our life cycles lessons.

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Katie G.

This was a great science extension for St. Patrick's Day!

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Functionally Fun

great

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Rene C.

LOVE

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Teaching Little Phoenix

This is such a great resource to accompany the Life Cycle of a Shamrock Adapted Book! I love that it is already differentiated for quick use and provides a great artifact to display in the hallways and for portfolios!

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Marcie B.

I love these flip flap books!

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Paiton T.

great activity for st patricks day!

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Katie G.

I loved doing this fun activity with the students and the students loved it as well. Can't wait to do it again next year!

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Katie Niesser

Beautiful book!

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Short and Sweet Shop

So cute!

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Katherine N.

I can't even print this!

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lisset M.

Fun activity for students to make the connection to the Holy Trinity

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Zacnithe T.

So cute!!! Thank you so much!!!

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Kassandra Z.

Perfect for St. Patrick's day! Thank you!

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Skills in Secondary

The perfect addition to our St. Patrick's Day unit!

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Tyler J.

:-)

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Lisa H.

Great product as usual!!

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Megan A

Thank You!

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Melissa R.

I loved being able to tie in science to my St. Patrick's Day instruction. Thank you!

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Sandra H.

Once again you went above and beyond!

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Elizabeth R.

Great product!

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Mila Brotz

Thank you! Can't wait to use this next week!

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Vicki H.

Looking forward to using this in the next couple of days!

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Stephanie B.

loved this product, as always - thank you!!!

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Melissa Crusinberry

Loved doing this activity with my class. It tied in perfectly with planting our class garden.

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Adaptation Station

This was the perfect activity last month! Thanks!

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Chalk Talk with Mrs A

Thank you for this amazing product!

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The Literacy Garden

Just what I was looking for. Thank-you for creating this resource :)

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Teacher's Pets

Love that this is differentiated. Thank you!