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Ivy + Bean Home Party Kit
Can't make it to a participating bookstore or library? Throw your own Ivy and Bean party at home. It's easy. Just download and print for free!
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Ivy and Bean Make The Rules
Teachers Guide
Make-your-own fun with Ivy and Bean with writing activities and more!
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Ivy and Bean Make the Rules
Event + Activity Kit
In Ivy and Bean Make the Rules, Bean and Ivy make their own camp that's way better than the Girl Power 4-Ever Camp Nancy is going to. Welcome to Camp Flaming Arrow, where counselors Ivy and Bean will give a whole new meaning to crafts, music, first aid, and hands-on learning! And with this kit, you can make-your-own fun and games, just like Ivy and Bean! Design-your-own t-shirts, camp theme songs, games, puzzles, and more!
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Click here for a letter from Annie Barrows, Sophie Blackall (and Ivy and Bean)
Ivy and Bean Fool-A-Grownup Day
Event Kit
April Fools' Day is the national holiday of choice for Ivy and Bean. Share some of their finest ideas with your kids. We promise that none of these tricks will make anyone cry or lead to fires or necessitate professional assistance. Unless you do them wrong.
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Ivy and Bean No News is Good News
Teachers Guide
Bring the fun of Ivy and Bean into the classroom with classroom activities that develop critical thinking, math, writing skills and more!
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Ivy and Bean No News is Good News
Event Kit
In No News is Good News, Ivy and Bean start their own newspaper to make money to buy their favorite cheese snack (well really what they want is the red wax the cheese is wrapped in) This guide has lots of fun ideas inspired by their escapade, like making newspaper hats, creating wax sculptures and investigative reporting!
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Create a Science Fair with Ivy and Bean!
In What's The Big Idea?, Ivy and Bean enter the science fair and try to solve global warming–hilariously! This guide is full of fun science activities, crafts and projects inspired by the 7th book in the series.
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Click here for Certificate of Achievement
Building a Writer's Workshop with Ivy and Bean: Using Ivy and Bean in the Classroom
Hello Elementary School Teachers! Reading Ivy and Bean with your students can provide hours of fun, creative learning. The books are wonderful prompts for inspired writing. By making text-to-self connections in writing, children can creatively interact with literature. We hope the following workshop ideas provide this opportunity!
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Ivy and Bean Teacher's Guide
This teachers guide contains:
Classroom Ideas
Word Wall
Character traits graphic organizer
The Great Class Records Book
Book sharing project
Secret languages-written and spoken
Reproducible Activities
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Ivy and Bean Activities Great for rainy days and celebrations of finishing an Ivy & Bean book. Each is shown in color, but can be printed and used in black and white. |
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Toss a Worm at Nancy Game |
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Be Ivy or Bean in Your Own Play! |
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Trivia Quiz |
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Have Fun like Ivy and Bean |
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Double-Dare Cootie Catcher |
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