Description
This is everything you need to share the beautiful book, “Speak Up” by Miranda Paul with your students.
- 10 printable activities available in full page and journal size versions
- 10 digital versions of the activities
- A class collaboration project
- A classroom poster with a book quote
These activities are available as printable pages as well as digital slides:
- Instances to speak up
- Politely correcting someone
- What is a rumor?
- What to do if a rumor is spreading.
- When a rule is unfair
- Be an ally.
- Growing from mistakes
- Helping your community
- Finding courage
- Thoughts and reflections
The “Class Collab” project is a student page to complete “if I see…I will say…”
You will love getting to know your students while sharing this book.
This resources is part of Set Three of the “Read On” series of read aloud activities. You can find that HERE.
If you’d like the “All Access Pass” which includes access to all 60 read aloud activities for the year, you can find that HERE.
If you have any questions, please email me at jen@twolittlebirdsteaching.com.
Capable Classroom Creations –
This is a great resource and I’m so glad I came across it. It’s easy to download, looks clean, and can be used in a variety of ways in the classroom. I really appreciate resources that save me time while still being engaging for students, and this definitely fits that need. I can see myself using this year after year. Thanks for putting it together and making it available on TPT!
Elizabeth Callis –
Great for a unit on how people respond to injustice.
Cortnee A. –
Thank you for creating this interactive resource to supplement the “Speak Up” book. My students enjoyed the discussion and activities!
Emily M. –
Great resource to follow along with the book. Thank you!
Kyra K. –
This was a great resource to use in my 4th grade classroom!
Kickn’ It In Kindergarten –
My students loves these book companion resources! The perfect activity for back to school!
Monica B. –
Great product! My students loved using it with the book.
SELebrating Success –
My students enjoyed this rescourse!
Colleen Schaefer –
Thank you
Inclusive Learners –
Great resource!
Brittney M. –
Helpful.
Juliana M. –
This resource is nice because it offers a lot of different options to accompany the book! I found this book online with my district’s eBook site, and taught it hybrid (with half the class online, half in person). Students online were able to write down their thoughts and add it to a Jamboard, while I had students in person fill out the worksheet. They came up with thoughtful answers!
TLB –
This sounds great and I’m so happy it worked for you in your hybrid situation! Thanks for sharing!!
The Colorful Librarian –
Thank you for creating this product. My students enjoyed the activities and I love that it was something quick to use for class.
Justin V. –
My students loved this activity. Great way to spark the conversation of social justice and using our voices to fight for what’s right!
Claudia S. –
This was an amazing story/lesson that my students really enjoyed!
Ms Combs in First –
I love the book Speak Up and I love this resource to go along with it!
Little Rockstars –
After teaching about MLK, I read the book Speak Up to show kids how they can use their voices in a positive and impactful way, even at a young age. These activities were perfect for this purpose.
Magic School Box –
This was an excellent tool for discussing this amazing book in light of the recent events at the U.S. Capitol. This will definitely help students find their voice and use it to express themselves, even at a young age.
Catherine M. –
Great resource to use with the book “Speak Up!”
Anne H. –
I used this resource to accompany the book. Excellent companion! Great prompts for sparking discussion!