Turkey Trouble is a Thanksgiving read aloud favorite! These Thanksgiving reading activities, crafts, reading responses, writing prompts and worksheets for Turkey Trouble are perfect for November! These Thanksgiving read aloud activities are differentiated for kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade students. Please note, you will need a copy of the book Turkey Trouble in order to use this resource. There are 7 reading response activities for Turkey Trouble: Making Predictions Answering Questions Story Elements (Character, Setting, Problem, Solution) Making Connections (text to text, text to self, text to world) Character Changes Compare/Contrast Favorite Part As well as 2 reading crafts for Turkey Trouble: Story Element Flip Book First, Then, Next, Last Flip Book (3 versions included) There are 4 writing prompts and crafts to accompany Turkey Trouble: Narrative Informative Opinion How To There are also 5 other fun word work and writing activities based on words in Turkey Trouble included: Unscramble Words Word Search Decoding Words Make a Word Directed Draw & Write Answer keys are included for all applicable pages. Pages in which many answers could apply do not have answer keys. The reading and writing pages are differentiated to include: Traceable sentence stems Fill in the blank sentence stems Long answer blank replies These activities are PERFECT for whole group reading, reading centers, holidays, substitutes, student teachers, parent read alouds, morning work, independent work, small group reading and more. Stretch these out for a week, or use all of the activities to fill a slow morning. With so many options and differentiated versions, the possibilities are endless. Grab the Thanksgiving Read Aloud Companion BUNDLE or Check out these other fun FALL read aloud companions: Thanksgiving Read Aloud Companion BUNDLE The Leaf Thief Strictly No Elephants Turkey Trouble The Great Turkey Race Bear Says Thanks CREEPY CARROTS READ ALOUD BUNDLE Please ask all questions before purchasing. Are you looking for a different book? Email me at themountainteacher@gmail.com to put in a request!