Description
The Name Jar Activities: Literature Companion for 1st-4th Grade
These activities for The Name Jar by Yangsook Choi are perfect for back to school because they helps establish a positive and inclusive classroom climate from the start. This easy-to-use literature companion is standards-aligned for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade.
The Name Jar Activities no-prep, printable activities:
- Two pages of discussion questions (15 questions total) from The Name Jar
- Discussion questions on task cards (2 questions per page)
- First, Next, Then, and Last for The Name Jar
- Who, What, When, Where, Why, How
- Vocabulary Words (taken from text in The Name Jar)
- Sequencing (with an answer key)
- Compare and Contrast
- Fact or Opinion
- New Students Should Know….
- My Name
- My Nicknames
- Three Truths and a Fib
- Friendly Letter to My Teacher
- My Name graphic organizer
- Create a Word Find
- Name Acrostic
- Decorate Your Name
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 includes 38 pages + Google Slides™.
Nancy B –
Nice resource. Great discussion questions
Nancy B –
Nice resource. Great discussion questions
Sarah Selig –
Lots of activities to do. Very well done.
Sarah Selig –
Lots of activities to do. Very well done.
AllThingsFourthGrade –
I love this resource and so do my students!
Fun In 5th With Ms D –
Great resource.
Paola Gomez –
I was able to adapt this and do it over a Zoom call
Teresa McCullough –
Great resource for my lower level students.
Edwin M –
Thank you for this resource!
Cheryl P –
The students enjoyed this book and the resource was very helpful in providing activity ideas to integrate into the lesson.
Eva Varga –
Good ideas for using the mentor text The Name Jar.
Samantha Gottwald –
Thank you this was a great activity to introduce names and the meaning of the names.
Ruth C –
I used the discussion questions and sequencing task to supplement a unit of work. The questions engaged the students in great discussion about the text.
danielle arbolino –
Awesome resource! I never read this book until I found this resource! My students loved it too.
Hollie L –
Great resource to get students interactive with a book!
ashleigh V –
Great resource, thank you.
iTeach in a Small Town –
Great resource!!
Rebecca M –
Amazing resource
Raquel P –
Great resource! My students enjoyed this activity.
Emerald G –
I always love reading this book at the start of the year and my kids love the activities.
Lisa B –
My students enjoyed this story and were really engaged about discussing names! The worksheets helped reinforce some ideas discussed during the read aloud. Thank you!
Nancy C –
Name Jar was perfect for my first week of school. I can see it working when new kids coming in during the year as well.
sheena washington –
My kids love the worksheets
Margaret G –
Very helpful resource!
Coover’s Classroom –
This was a great resource to add to this awesome book!
S dmitrievna –
Perfect resource for the story
Shevonne Ward –
Loved using this at the beginning of the year!
Brooke D –
Loved it!
Heather F –
My students enjoyed the thinking activities in this resource. It was a rich discussion!
Jennifer K –
Fun resource for a great read-aloud. Thanks!
Jessica A –
Great product. I loved how much is included with the vocabulary and discussion questions.
Christina G –
My students enjoyed and stayed very engaged in this resource.