pickHey! Guess what?! The sky isn‘t really falling.
I liked this take on an old classic.
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pickHey! Guess what?! The sky isn‘t really falling.
I liked this take on an old classic.
Meet Yardy , the three legged adventure cat and my newest reading buddy! He says Merry Christmas everyone!
My son named him Yardy because a there are 3 feet in a yard!
Celebrated my birthday by reading one of my favorite books to some of my students. I also indulged them with a Donald Duck cartoon. I use the applecore routine to get their attention. I thought they would enjoy seeing where I learned it.
“It‘s bedtime for the little red chicken and Papa is going to read her a story. ‘You‘re not going to interrupt the story tonight, are you?‘ asks Papa. ‘Oh no, Papa. I‘ll be good,‘ says the little Red Chicken.”
This hilarious book is so fun for students of all ages. It is a funny book that you could even spice up with a honking chicken dog toy. The students think its hilarious but also learn the frustration of interrupting others.
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“She was about to answer him when- OUT JUMPED A LITTLE RED CHICKEN. AND SHE SAID 'DON'T TALKTO STRANGERS!'“
I think this is an excellent book to read because of the moral of the story. We all have students that interrupt you not on purpose because they are excited and they are wanting to hear more of the story. This book is great for teaching manners of how to be patient.
pickInterrupting Chicken by David Ezra Stein was a picture book published in 2010. The father (a rooster) tries to put a misbehaving youngster (a chick) to bed by telling her a favorite fairy tale. Papa cautions Chicken not to interrupt the narrative, but the little red chicken disregards his warning. The art of the book helps the readers understand the story by using colors, the chick pops off the page and is the center of the reader's attention.
“Don‘t go in! She‘s a witch!”
“So Hansel and Gretel didn‘t. The end!”
