May 27th
Good Morning,
Happy Wednesday!!
Today’s activity will be to read When I Was Little: A Four Year old’s Memoir of her Youth By Jamie Lee Curtis.
Here are a few questions to ask for comprehension:
Level 1: Recall
What are some of the things the girl in the book did When the girl was little she cried a lot. What does she do now?
Level 2: Skill/Concept
What is a memoir? The girl in this book shares many things about her from when she was little. What are some things you did when you were little?
Level 3: Strategic Thinking
The little girl in this book says she is more helpful now than when she was a baby. Can babies be helpful? Why or why not? What are some things babies need help with?
Level 4: Extended Thinking
What are some ways you are different now than when you were little? What are some ways you are the same now as when you were little?
Stay Safe,
Ms. Josephine
May 21st
Good Morning,
I have attached an animal bingo game to play.
I have also attached a few lifecycle posters to go along with the books on Epic!.- I would like the children to create their own poster of any life cycle they choose.(Creativity goes a long way!!)
Stay Safe,
Ms. Josephine
May 20th
Good Morning Everyone!
Today’s activity will be to read The Very Hungry Caterpillar By Eric Carle.
Here is a link of activities and projects you can use for an extension activity. Get as creative as you like !!
Stay Safe,
Ms. Josephine
May 18th
Good Morning,
I hope everyone had a good weekend.
Today’s activity will be to read Over in the Meadow by Ezra Jack Keats. Here are some questions you can ask for comprehension. They can draw a picture to go along with their response.
Level 1: Recall
What are some of the animal babies that lived in the meadow? What are some of the animal homes, or habitats, in the meadow? How many little turtles did the mother turtle have?
Level 2: Skill/Concept
What is a meadow? What do you notice about the numbers in this book? If there were another page in this book, how many animal babies would there be on this page? Why?
Level 3: Strategic Thinking
Why did the mother animals tell the little animals what to do? There are two kinds of birds in this book: bluebirds and crows. What is the same about them? What is different? The bees live in a beehive. Who do you think made the beehive?
Level 4: Extended Thinking
In this book, the mother animals told the little animals what to do. What are some of the things the adults who take care of you tell you to do? Why? If you were in the meadow, what would you do? Why?
Stay Safe,
Ms. Josephine