There is page for students to write a letter to Oscar telling him what they think he should be for Halloween next, because it is never to early to start planning.įinally there are count and color and do-a-dot pages for reinforcement, spooky sounds for artic, and inference and prediction page, and pragmatics. Don’t forget cards for context clues ( 6 cards ) and questions ( 18 questions ) with and without visual supports. There is a page for describing a dog, basic concepts, and two venn diagrams for comparing and contrasting. But one brave act on Halloween makes Oscar a Grade-A hero, proving that a little. Students can also create a minibook by drawing story events and then sequencing the pages. Oscar is a little dog with a big problem he gets more tricks than treats because other dogs tease him all the time.

Once they complete their story they can color in the dog on the page.Īlso included are story sequencing cards with and without visuals. After students have sorted their words they can use the fill in the blank stories to put their skills to use. There are also verb tense cards and a sorting mat. The are activities for synonyms, antonyms, irregular past tense verbs, rhyming all come with cards to match word pairs ( there are 8 pairs per set ), a sheet to write the the pairs down, a fill in the blank story, and coloring glyph. I tried a few new things with this book companion and can’t wait to here what you all think! So what’s in it you ask? Oscar’s Halloween starts a little rough, gets a little scary, but don’t worry things are pretty sweet at the end 😉 This book is about a wiener dog name Oscar, yes Oscar. My new book companion is paired with The Hallo-Wiener by Dav Pilkey. Halloween is such a fun time of year and there is nothing like a fun Halloween book to go with it.

The hallo wiener