Are you looking for fun and engaging book companion activities from The Gruffalo book? I have created fun Monster and Forest-Themed Learning Activities
that are great for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.
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Reading a book to children is always fun, but bringing it to life is always better!
Julia Donaldson is a favorite in our house. My children’s favorite book from her is The Gruffalo.
Other Julia Donaldson Books your children might like if they like The Gruffalo:
- The Gruffalo’s Child
- Room on the Broom
- Cave Baby
- A Squash and a Squeeze
- The Paper Dolls
- The Snail and the Whale
- Charlie Cook’s Favorite Book
What’s included in The Gruffalo Book-Inspired Activity pack that I created:
- Flashcards of the characters
- 3 Sequence Activities
- Sequence Puzzle Activities
- Build, Trace, and Write the word
- Alphabet included
- Phonic Based Activity
- Uppercase and Lowercase
- Color the picture, circle, and write the letter
- Cut and Glue the first letter missing
- Sentence and Picture Matching
- Play-Doh book
- Uppercase and Lowercase Letters
- Line Tracing Practice Strips
- Anatomy of the Gruffalo Activity
- Coloring Pages
- Picture Matching Cards
- Picture and Zoomed in Picture
- Maze Activity Sheets
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Gruffalo Activities
3 Different Sequence Activities
- Cut and paste the characters that the Mouse encountered.
- Practice 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th sequencing.
- Puzzle Sequencing Activity.
Word Building, Tracing Practice, and Writing Practice Activity
For Example:
Build the word Gruffalo, trace the word Gruffalo, and practice writing the word Gruffalo.
Phonics Activity
The first activity is cutting out the letters and matching them to the correct character name.
Second, the activity is to color the character, circle the first letter of the character’s name, and write the letter.
Play-Doh Activity Book
Print and cut out all the Play-Doh pages. Then, laminate the pages so your children can practice building the first letter of the character’s name with Play-Doh.
Other Activities
Line Tracing Activities
Picture Matching Activity Cards
Maze Activity Pages
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