Elephants walking Along the trails Are holding hands By holding tails Trunks and tails Are handy

things When elephants walk In circus rings. Elephants work And elephants play And elephants walk And feel so gay And when they walkIt never fails They're holding hands By holding tails.

Ee Elephant

Poem by Lenore M. Link

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envelope

Fold a piece of paper in half (hotdog fold). Paste cover piece to the front. Let your student decorate the egg below as desired. You can use tissue paper (wad and stick), glitter, paint, sequins, or anything else you can think of! When the egg is finished drying, paste it to the inside of the book.

Cut book out as one piece. Fold in half. Let your student hunt for E and e in a magazine or newspaper. Cut out the letters and paste them in this book.

Glue this side to your lapbook.

Cut book out as one piece. Fold bottom under. Turn book over. Add a thin strip of glue under both outside edges. Glue down. Fold the book in thirds with E as the front cover. Sort the words into the correct pockets. Use the middle pocket for storage.

Short e

storage Long e

elephant envelope eel eagle eat exercise

Cut out pictures and words. Glue one picture with corresponding word onto each Letter E shape. Cut out all the shapes and staple them together like an E shaped book.

engine

elephant egg

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elbow

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