Rocket Says Look Up!
by Nathan Bryon
“Social-Emotional Discovery is centered on The Power of Passionate Advocacy. In early childhood, children are often told what to do by adults. This book flips that script, showing a child who is the “expert” and must find a way to lead her community toward a shared goal.
I. Story and Vocabulary Focus
Book Information: Title, Author, and a summary of the story's theme (Astronomy, Perseverance, and Passionate Communication).
Comprehension Questions (4 Comprehension Questions)
Vocabulary/Coloring Pages
(Trace and Color activities for key characters and emotions):
lI. Literacy Skills (Tracing and Matching)
Trace the Path: Use Tracing Lines to show the path the astronaut took.
Trace the Alphabet (Pages for tracing letter formation A-Z).
III. Math Skills (Numbers and Counting)
Trace Numbers 1-20.
Numbers 1-5 (Paste pictures under correct number activity).
Numbers 6-10 (Paste pictures under correct numbers activity).
Ten Frame 3 Pages
IV. Fine Motor and Sequencing
Scissor Practice Hand-eye coordination, cutting skills(2 pages).
Tracing the Letter R & Dot Dauber R
Trace the rocket and color
Matching/Sequencing:
Matching-Color-Cut-Glue (2 pages).
"What comes next?" (Color-Cut-Paste activity, 2 page).
Circle and Color taller/shorter (2 page)
Rocket Says Look Up!: Night Sky Sort (Trace & Cut)
Math Mats 2 Colored/2 B/W Print and Laminate for Math Center
Puppet Sticks Story retelling, dramatic play, (For retelling the story— cut out, and glue on sticks).
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