Johnny Appleseed: A Book Companion

“This product is a book companion to use with the story Johnny Appleseed. Included you will find the following…

Barrier Game- Pages 3-8: Use this activity to create a barrier game for your students. Cut out the given activities. Split the materials between your students. Target following directions, story retell, and much much more.

Comprehension Questions- Page 9: Use this 6 cards to answer questions about the story.

Sequencing Scene- Page 10: Use this activity as a sequencing scene for what Johnny does in the book. Use velcro on each picture.

Basic Concepts- Pages 11-12: Ask your student, “Where is Johnny?” and have them identify the basic concept visual and word.

Comparatives/Superlatives- Pages 13-15: Have your students identify and sort big, bigger, biggest or small, smaller, smallest.

Interactive Book- Pages 16-22: Cut pages 16-20 in half and laminate. Cut out the interactive pieces on page 21 out and add velcro. Do not cut apart page 22, this is the base of your book. Add velcro to attach the interactive pieces. Bind with two rings on the left side of the book.

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