Your Alien | 
pickThis SF story is in second person POV similar to the “If You Give A Mouse a Cookie” franchise. It walks you through what might happen if an alien were to appear outside your window. This would be great for DR as there are many interesting things happening quickly throughout. ESOL strategy 42, regarding timelines, would work here as the story works through many events in one day. #UCFLAE3414F19
JennaMichelleCohn UDL 2.4, “Promote understanding across languages,” would work here, in a funny way. The alien can‘t verbally communicate with the little boy, but the little boy knows all of his thoughts and feelings through his facial expressions and body language. It‘d be interesting to use this as an opportunity to use context clues and ask HOW we know the alien is feeling a certain way just by looking at the picture. 4y
JennaMichelleCohn https://www.teachingbooks.net/tb.cgi?tid=47223 this page holds some resources that can be used for this book. I personally like the customizable story map that can be used to help students determine the beginning, middle, and end of the story. 4y
ChrisC This book looks very interesting, can‘t wait to read it! 4y
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ArianaG Wow this is awesome! I love the resource and the book looks so cuteeee 4y
sbombasi Aw this book sounds interesting to read to a class about aliens especially the resources you provided! 4y
DrSpalding I am adding this to my stack. Sometimes alien stories are more fantasy than science fiction but I will give you the benefit of the doubt. I like the idea of having other options that are circle stories to compare to Numeroff‘s series. 4y
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