Free Printable for Hurry Hurry by Eve Bunting

ByCarolyn Wilhelm
Hurry! Hurry! by Eve Bunting cover photo

This post has a free printable for Hurry! Hurry! by Eve Bunting, and illustrated by Jeff Mack.

This book is about farm animals who have to hurry to be in time to watch a new chick tap though an egg shell and hatch.  Often kindergarten classrooms have incubators and children get to experience hatching in the classroom.  In this story, the chickens wake up the other animals who rush to the barn and help to welcome the new chick to the world.  This story is one that could be read in the spring or at Easter because it is full of new life in the form of farm babies.  The reading level is low but the words are painted which may make it difficult for emergent readers to read, but children who can read words with endings will probably be able to read it after hearing the story a few times.

I am happy to have a new license from Scrappin’ Doodles and used it for the coloring page on the first PDF.  Scroll down to see the new printable, too!

Happy reading!  Carolyn

Click on these words for the free printable, or on the photo below.

Free Printable for Hurry! Hurry! by Eve Bunting

Also for your animal unit, here are free Sudoku puzzles and graphing on TpT

free baby-animal-sudoku-and-graphing

Thank you for reading, Carolyn

Carolyn Wilhelm writes curriculum the grade levels she has taught over 28 years including grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. She also taught gifted education and thinking skill classes for grades K-6. She has a BS in Elementary Education, an MS in Gifted Education, an MA in Curriculum and Instruction K-12, and has completed the KHT Montessori 12 month program

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7 Comments

  1. Ann Marie Smith says:

    Love this…very useful and creative!

  2. Carolyn Wilhelm says:

    Thank you so very much! I’ll check it out. Carolyn

  3. I am nominating you for the Lovely Blog Award. Congratulations!

    Michelle
    Teach123

  4. Carolyn Wilhelm says:

    Hi, Angel, how fun to do a chick week at school! I just did one at a nearby store, Stampin’ Mad. Each day we made a different chick card. It is the time for some spring fun! Thanks for writing, Carolyn

  5. Carolyn Wilhelm says:

    I’m so glad you can use this, Jackie! Thanks for writing. Carolyn

  6. Carolyn, those are so cute!! I can’t wait to do the coloring sheets with my boys.

  7. We are getting eggs and an incubator after spring break! I am going to do a chick week for Language Arts, so I will put this book on my list!

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