Creation Story Interactive Emergent Reader
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
While putting together a preschool Bible lesson on creation, we came across some awesome elements that worked fantastic when used together - the creation poem from DLTK Bible and creation cards from Christian Preschool Printables. Using the two resources, we constructed a seven page interactive emergent reader that our kiddos really enjoyed and can be downloaded below.
Each page features a line from the poem which helps students match/put the creation cards in the proper sequence, gluing them to the appropriate spot in the reader.
Not only is this a great way to learn - as they work - the booklet was sent home and parents had a blast reading it to their kiddos again and again!
Be sure to visit Christian Preschool Printables and DLTK-Bible for the creation cards and a poem poster for your classroom!
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