Beach Themed Family Literacy Night
$5.50
A fun pack full of materials for implementing your own family night for ELA! Invite parents and families to participate in 9 fun beach themed activities to help kids and adults think, read, write, speak, listen, and create!
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Description
A fun pack full of materials for implementing your own family night for ELA! Invite parents and families to participate in 9 fun beach themed activities to help kids and adults think, read, write, speak, listen, and create!
This resource includes…
- Tips/Pointers for putting materials together
- Flyer to notify families of event * editable boxes for your information included
- Pictures of the stations
- Posters for 9 different stations
- One poster for stations to direct traffic* editable version included
- Family Reading Pledge Beach Shapes for bulletin board
- Beach Reading Bookmarks
and materials for the following nine stations:
Roll-a-Beachy-Story
Roll a character dice and a problem dice and use those elements to write a story! Two different versions of story paper included for primary/upper elementary.
Collecting Seashells
Collect seashells with words on them. Sort them into your buckets marked 1, 2, 3, or 4 syllables.
A Day at the Beach
Listen to a beach story read aloud. Then create a fun organizer where you illustrate and record the five senses description. Use with Hello Ocean/Hola Mar or The Seashore Book.
Shady Compound Words
Make a compound word game to play at the event and at home.
Sunny Words
Two versions. In one version, students make a sun out of word families. In another, they make a sun out of prefix words.
Snack Shack Snacks
Students follow directions to create a fun beachy snack. Tickets included to make this a one-per-student station.
Sandcastle Words
Make as many words as you can out of the letters “sand castle”.
A Beach Souvenir
Make a seashell or a beach ball craft to remember your trip to the beach.
Read on the Beach
Read as a family on beach towels.
This product, once purchased, is licensed to be used in one school. Additional school must purchase additional licenses.








