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Tackylocks Book Companion

Tackylocks Book Companion

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A book companion with 4 different activities to practice sequencing, reading comprehension, writing, and more with Tackylocks.

What is included?
• Practice sorting and sequencing the events in the story with 9 different graphic organizers
• a different, fun, and effective sequencing craft
• a fun and effective sorting activity about story elements
• A Velcro sequencing page

Other supplies you'll need:
• the book
• sandwich baggie
• construction paper

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Shining and Sparkling in First

This was a great resource to go with my Tacky unit. Thank you!

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Rachel Pratt

This was perfect for my multigrade special education classroom! We used it during my Tacky the Penguin unit.

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Amy F.

I love the sequencing! This was great to use with the book.

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Kayla R.

Very unique and detailed. My students enjoyed this.

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Danielle A.

My students and I love this story and using this resource to help with their understanding.

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sharon T.

Great stuff.

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Samantha B.

I love the book companions!

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Giovanna F.

thanks

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APRIL B.

Thank you!

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Exceptional Ed Treasures by Ms. Brown

Yet another amazing resource. I am always looking for ways to expand the comprehension and focus while reading, this is a perfect way to do that! And the craft is just an awesome bonus!

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Carmen M.

Great resource!

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Jessica Baker

Students so excited about the theater

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Michelle S.

Some of the pages printed off center and the pictures were pretty small and some were unclear. I liked the idea of what you were doing, I just couldn't use much of it.

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Beth H.

too many pictures and too tiny. Also I couldn't even make sense of what the pictures were supposed to represent in the story.

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Courtney Anderson

Great

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Katie D.

The pictures were very tiny and obscure. I liked the idea of the product, but the tiny pieces and unclear pictures made it impractical once I saw it printed out.