Ready for a road trip? Although I WISH I could take off and visit all 50 states, I'll have to settle for a blogging road trip to grab some amazing literature activities across the United States. A blogger from each and every state is ready to share a book and activity related to their state. I am SO PROUD to be representing the great state of Tennessee. (Suddenly I feel like I need a sash and crown.) ;-)
As I began my search for what book I'd like to share with you, I knew I wanted it to be mountain related. The beautiful Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee are a combination of breathtaking, adventurous, serene, and loads of fun! Join me on an adventure with a curious bear cub in the Smokies who thinks wandering away from his mother is a good idea. Unfortunately, he learns the hard way that investigating human garbage might not be all that it was cut out to be. This children's book
The Troublesome Cub in the Great Smoky Mountains by Lisa Horstman (see photo), would make an excellent resource for environmental awareness activities, a study on animals and their habitats, or even rhyming words since the book is written in rhyme! I created a
FREEBIE story related "foldable" where students can practice key story elements such as character analysis, setting, problem/solution, predicting, and cause and effect. A rubric is also included. Be sure to click on my Troublesome Cub literature activity below to grab your FREE copy! Don't forget to keep BOOKING ACROSS THE U.S.A. for more amazing reading resources! Blog hop is below!
Bananas for road trips that I don't even have to pack for,
Alabama:
Everyday Snapshots Alaska:
Little Wonders’ Days Arizona:
Simply Kinder Arkansas:
Homeschooling in Arkansas California:
Juggling with Kids and
The Outlaw Mom Colorado:
Learners in Bloom and
Living Montessori Now Connecticut:
The Teacher Park Delaware:
Mama Miss Florida:
Teaching Stars Georgia:
Fabulously First Hawaii:
Teaching With Style Idaho:
True Aim Education Illinois:
Growing Book by Book Indiana:
Teach Preschool Iowa:
Surviving a Teacher's Salary Kansas:
KCEdventures Kentucky:
Chicken Babies Louisiana:
New Orleans Moms Blog Maine:
Maine Adventure Mom and
Country Fun Child Care Maryland:
Picture Books and Piourettes Massachusetts:
Mama Smiles Michigan:
Play DrMom Minnesota:
The Wise Owl Factory Mississippi:
Hey Mommy, Chocolate Milk Missouri-
Ready. Set. Read! Montana:
The Honey Bunch Nebraska:
The Good Long Road Nevada:
Boy, Oh Boy, Oh Boy Crafts New Hampshire:
Elementary Matters New Jersey:
The Pleasantest Thing New Mexico:
Enchanted Homeschooling Mom New York:
What Do We Do All Day North Carolina:
Realistic Teacher Blog North Dakota:
ND HealthWorks Ohio:
Smart Chick Teacher’s Blog Oklahoma:
Herding Kats in Kindergarten Oregon:
Journey of a Substitute Teacher Pennsylvania:
Land of Once Upon a Time Rhode Island:
Smiling in Second Grade South Carolina:
Cookies and Kiddos and
JDaniel4’s Mom South Dakota:
The Wise Owl Factory Tennessee:
No Monkey Business Texas:
Curls and a Smile and
Kid World Citizen Utah:
Teach Beside Me Vermont:
Burlington Vt Moms Blog Virgina:
Once Upon a Story, and
The Freckled Homeschooler Washington:
Home Learning Journey and
Boy Mama Teacher Mama West Virginia:
This Week @ Great Peace Academy and
Mamas Like Me Wisconsin:
Reading Confetti Wyoming:
No Twiddle Twaddle USA:
The Corner on Character
As I began my search for what book I'd like to share with you, I knew I wanted it to be mountain related. The beautiful Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee are a combination of breathtaking, adventurous, serene, and loads of fun! Join me on an adventure with a curious bear cub in the Smokies who thinks wandering away from his mother is a good idea. Unfortunately, he learns the hard way that investigating human garbage might not be all that it was cut out to be. This children's book The Troublesome Cub in the Great Smoky Mountains by Lisa Horstman (see photo), would make an excellent resource for environmental awareness activities, a study on animals and their habitats, or even rhyming words since the book is written in rhyme! I created a FREEBIE story related "foldable" where students can practice key story elements such as character analysis, setting, problem/solution, predicting, and cause and effect. A rubric is also included. Be sure to click on my Troublesome Cub literature activity below to grab your FREE copy! Don't forget to keep BOOKING ACROSS THE U.S.A. for more amazing reading resources! Blog hop is below!
