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Old Mermaid Swallowed a Shark Book Companion [4 different activities!]

Old Mermaid Swallowed a Shark Book Companion [4 different activities!]

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A book companion with 4 different types of activities to practice sequencing and reading comprehension with the Old Mermaid Swallowed a Shark.

What is included?
Please note: you will need to purchase the book There was an Old Mermaid Swallowed a Shark! by Lucille Colandro.
• Practice sorting and sequencing the events in the story with 10 different graphic organizers
• 2 different, fun, and effective Old Lady sequencing crafts
• A Velcro sequencing page
• Old Mermaid Swallowed a Shark Adapted Piece Book Set

How do I use this?
You can read this blog post here to read more about how I used these same activities with the Old Lady Swallowing a Frog.

Other supplies you'll need:
• the book
• a paper lunch bag
• sandwich baggie


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Jennifer P.

My students love the Old Lady Swallowed book series! It's wonderful for sequencing practice!

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Lea Mantz

This is a great resource for my students with disabilities!

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Elizabeth P.

My students loved the activities that went with this book. Their parents enjoyed having them retell the story when they took it home.

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ALEXANDRA R.

This was so much fun! It had lots of activities to go along with the book and my students really enjoyed them!

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Carly T.

Thank you!!

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Jessica Finch

This is a good companion for the book. I love using the interactive pieces and visuals to increase student engagement!

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Lissa Miller

My student's enjoy the Old Lady books very much. Instead of just reading the story to them, I like that I can ask questions with the visuals available.