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Rosie Revere Engineer Activities: Literature Unit Companion

Original price was: $6.50.Current price is: $5.50.

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Rosie Revere, Engineer by Andrea Beaty – These literature unit activities were created for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade and include 15 discussion questions, sequencing, character traits, vocabulary, and growth mindset reflections on perseverance and goals. Printable and Google Slides options are included.

Delivery Method: Instant Digital Download 

Pages: 44 PDF pages + Google Slides
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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.

111 reviews for Rosie Revere Engineer Activities: Literature Unit Companion

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  1. Lara R –

    The students loved the hands on activities. It was a great resource for parents to use at home.

  2. Damien F –

    A great resource that complimented our reading of the book.

  3. Holly V –

    My students LOVED the paper plane STEM activity!

  4. Olivia Rodney  –

    Wonderful resource

  5. Laura G –

    Easy to use resource. Students engaged. Loved learning about Rosie!

  6. Alexandra Arroyo Dopazo  –

    Me and my kids loved this resource. A lot of different activities but our favorite were the STEM activities! Even though we are online learning this year, it was a lot of fun to create, test and showcase our projects! Thank you!

  7. Danielle D –

    Thank you!

  8. Frank A –

    Wonderful activities to go along with the story! My students loved the variety in each day’s activities!

  9. Rheta VanCott  –

    Awesome resource.

  10. Lauren G –

    This is a great resource, I’m so glad I’ve come across it. Thank you!

  11. Brettney T –

    Thank You!

  12. Musicmadness  –

    Such a great pack, so engaging for my learners.

  13. E K –

    thank you. great resource

  14. Madison Randall  –

    Great resources for such a fun book! The students were engaged during each activity. Thanks!

  15. Haley F –

    Great resource!

  16. MCarmen B. –

    Fun, engaging activities that can be easily made and set up. They are age appropriate, bright and we really enjoyed using them. Thank you

  17. Tremendous in Third   –

    Thank you so much for this resource. Lots of different activities to dive into the book. My kids enjoyed.

  18. Karen M –

    Very engaging! Thank you!

  19. Danielle C –

    Excellent resource! Thank you for creating/sharing!

  20. Amanda C –

    LOVE THIS

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