Printable Concept Books

What has a Tail? - Concept Book

What has a Tail Concept Book – a printable repetition book which children can author and illustrate things that have tails.

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What has a Tail?  Concept Book

  • Children become authors and illustrators of this book.
  • Print smaller if you wish (see below)
  • Available in colour and black and white versions
  • As with all concept books – children can author the book to their individual level eg.  simple sentence, or longer, more expressive sentences for older/higher level kiddies.
  • See more ideas for use below.

Downloads

- Comic Sans

- D'Nealian

- Sassoon Infant

- Zaner-Bloser

How to use this teaching resource

  • Allow children to cut up the pages of the book and staple it together (great for small motor skills)
  • Another great way to reinforce the use of a question mark with littlies.
  • As a class – brainstorm animals that have tails – children can also then use this list to work from.
  • Why do animals have tails?  (good question!)
  • Instead of making into a book – print at ‘multiple pages per sheet’ print 4 in 1 – instructions here…here is the result…
  • my-reading-book-sample-1
  • ALL 4 PAGES PRINTED ON 1 A4 SHEET (PRINTER SETTINGS 4 PAGES PER SHEET)
  • my reading book sample 2
  • ALL 4 PAGES PRINTED OVER 2 A4 SHEETS (PRINTER SETTINGS – 2 PAGES PER SHEET)

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