How to Cook a Turkey Writing: Thanksgiving Procedural Writing Flipbook K-2

Sunday, November 6, 2016

Thanksgiving is a great time to teach how to writing, and this flipbook makes it easy to start. Students put the cards in order first, then write the steps.

This how to cook a turkey writing activity makes a ready-to-go Thanksgiving procedural writing lesson for November. This low prep, simple flipbook is a great way to make writing more fun. The sequencing cards, vocabulary cards, and sequencing mat will help writers process their thoughts for writing. Help reinforce those lessons with this awesome activity!

How to Cook a Turkey Thanksgiving procedural writing flipbook cover

What is in it

  • Thanksgiving themed flipbook
  • 12 sequencing and vocabulary cards
  • Vocabulary words to match the cards
  • Sequencing mat to put the cards in order

See every page in the Turkey Writing Flipbook preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

  • Procedural how to writing
  • Sequencing steps in order
  • Using transition words and vocabulary

Where it fits

  • The weeks before Thanksgiving
  • Writing centers and small groups
  • Last minute, low prep lessons
  • Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade

What teachers are saying

It holds 4.83 stars from 6 ratings.

"I really liked how easy this was to use right away with my first graders. It helped me introduce how-to writing in November in such a fun way!"

"The graphics are adorable!!"

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Ready before Thanksgiving

Print it, set out the sequencing mat, and your writers have a low prep lesson for the weeks before the holiday.

Get the Turkey Writing Flipbook on TPT

Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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