NEW!! We have a new 40-page Mitten packet. If you want to see some of The Mitten ( affiliate link) activities we did when my kids were little (including the link to those beautiful masks in the photo below), you can visit this post: Forest Biome: The Mitten Activities. These are all FREE to download! Let me know if they come in useful! Finally, there are some lapbook pieces along with some basic information cards that the kids can glue into the center of the lapbook piece. Another page has space for kids to write in what they learn about these animals. There is a tracing and matching worksheet. One page has the eight animals featured in this story and a space for the child write in the name of the animal: mole, rabbit, hedgehog, owl, badger, fox, bear, and meadow mouse. Below you’ll find a free printable packet about the Animals from The Mitten. Here is a visual depiction of, “The Mitten Story”.Have you read Jan Brett’s wonderful book, The Mitten (affiliate link), to your kids? Mine loved this book and years ago we did a number of activities to go along with that.

Santa saw everything and said, “Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas!”. But do you know who’s mitten it was? It was Santa’s mitten which was lost while he was distributing presents to the good children. As Bear let out a gigantic sneeze, the mitten flew up high in the sky. And again, but somehow the wolf managed to cover his mouth.īut this time, the bear couldn’t resist.

He was about to sneeze when the rabbit covered his mouth with his ear. Because of the mouse’s moving tail, bear felt ticklish inside his nose. “Oh, this is perfect,” said the baby mouse. Luckily, the baby mouse found her space on top of Bear’s nose. You may also like, The Gift Of Christmas. Can I please come in too?” But the mitten had already stretched far too much. As the animals shuffled around, a baby mouse appeared and said, “My tail has frozen from the cold. “Can you move your tail?” shouted the frog. Let’s hope that six will fit in here,”the mole said. The rabbit said, “You are too big! There’s no room for you!” The bear cried, “C’mon, please! It’s so cold.” “Hmm. Okay, come on in. The bear was not able to see anything because of the heavy snow. “We are here!” said the mole and friends. “Is this a new cave or what?” he thought to himself.

“Did you hear that?” rabbit asked his friends.

Animals from the mitten story