These units are differentiated so that they can be used for both kindergarten and first-grade students. You can choose the whole sheet option or the option that has multiple sheets to a page for journals. What is something you used to be afraid of? The response sheets have two different options for recording their thinking. At first, Jasper was afraid of his creepy underwear. This is the perfect story for making connections. SO stinkin’ cute!! (Did you see what I did there? Ha!) The students choose which pair of creepy underwear they want and then they glue their retelling pieces to the pack. The illustrations in this unit are so precious we couldn’t resist adding a pair of creepy underwear. Then, they will create their own retelling project so that they can share this adorable story with their family. The students will work together to put the retell pieces in order in the pocket chart. If you loved Creepy Carrots, you can see my blog post on this book by clicking HERE. You can find our monthly units HERE and HERE. Just like our monthly units, we a rubric to guide your students’ progress. Each day we read the book for a different purpose. We have included book questions, just like we did in our Three Bears Unit and our Little Red Hen Unit.Īs you know, our Guiding Readers curriculum follows a whole group close reading structure. Don’t worry! We have it all planned out for you. Just look at these illustrations!Īs soon as I saw this book, I knew we were going to have to make another Guiding Readers unit for it. Jasper, the rabbit, is back in this story and this time his creepy underwear is scaring him. A Creepy Pair of Underwear is Aaron Reynold’s new book, and I am so excited!

Jasper creepy underwear