Description
Rosie Revere Engineer Activities:
These Rosie Revere, Engineer activities are based on Andrea Beaty’s brilliant picture book. This striking picture book brings perseverance, determination, and a growth mindset together and tells a remarkable story.
This literature unit is standards-aligned for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade and includes the following activities:
- Two pages of discussion questions (15 questions total)
- Discussion questions on task cards (4 questions per page)
- Characters, setting, plot
- Sequencing (first, next, then, last)
- Who, what, when, where, why, how
- Vocabulary
- Character traits
- Compare and contrast
- If at First I Don’t Succeed…
- I Want to be…
- Growth mindset reflection
- Writing prompt
- Your Fears…
- Creating Creations
- Achieving Goals
- Perseverance
- Dreams
- Author’s purpose
- ABC Order
- STEM Challenge Instructions/Tips
- Two STEM Challenges with printable pages for planning, creating, and reflecting
NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
This PDF file contains 44 pages + Google Slides.








Sara Tubbs –
Great resource to go with a fantastic book!
Maura R –
Love it, thanks!
Nicole M –
I can’t wait to use these resources with my students, they are going to really enjoy how they work with the story!
Lauren W. –
Thank you!
Nicole G –
LOVE this!
Ashley G –
This was a great resource to prepare us for our field trip to the play Rosie Revere Engineer.
Bronwyn D –
Such an engaging activity! Thanks for sharing!
Tara Pratt –
Perfect for what I needed. Thank you
Tara Pratt –
Perfect for what I needed. Thank you
Rachel M –
Such a great resource, my students loved the STEM challenges!
Meera J –
thansk
Atoyia M –
Thank you so much for this product as it goes along with one of my favorite books!
Melanie S –
Perfect for teaching growth mindset! Thanks!
Lora W –
Cant wait to share with my students
Melanie L –
great resource
Ashley W –
awesome
Kayla M –
I used this to introduce my gifted and talented students to the engineering design process.
Rachel C –
Great activities
Velita J –
Fun resource!
OHANA –
SUPER