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Flora's Blanket
Flora's Blanket | Debi Gliori
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Flora, a little rabbit, does not want to sleep without her missing blanket, so her family helps her look for it.
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Flora's Blanket | Debi Gliori
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This F book is a great little story to use in your classroom. The theme of this
book is teamwork. The littlest bunny of the bunny family can not go to sleep because she does not have her blanket. The family all goes on a hunt for Flora's blanket. This is best used as an SR with its large text and content.

GGallegos This activity is great for : http://www.readwritethink.org/professional-development/strategy-guides/shared-re...
UDL principle 8.3 is naturally in a SR as we collectively read, buidling up our community. ESOL strategy 14 would be used as we would go at a slower pace as we read together. #UCFLAE3414SuB18 6y
DianaHerrera I love the idea of having students read the book over and over because it does help build the students fluency. As we read one of the articles in class, having students reread the same passage/story over and over can improve their fluency. So I will definitely save this resource to my pinterest😊 @GGallegos 6y
GGallegos @DianaHerrera I'm so glad you found the resource helpful! I always try to take time and find the best resources I can! 6y
RossoS Sounds like a cute book! I liked the lesson plan you provided for a SR. You could easily implement this book in a RT or DR 6y
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