Think about things that you can do all by yourself. What are some things you can do? Can you do a cartwheel? Can you draw a picture of your favorite foods or games to play? Can you help mom and dad put away the dishes after they are cleaned? Can you help mom and dad fold the clean clothes from the laundry? What are some things you can do? Write about 3 things that you can do all by yourself and draw an illustration or picture to match.
Kids Book Read Aloud: You Can Do It, Curious George! By Margret and H.A. Rey's
At the beginning ____ happens.
In the middle ____ happens.
At the end ___ happens.
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Create your own questions about the story using who, what, where, when why, and how, and then answer your questions and write them in a journal or on paper.
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It is starting to get warmer outside. Think about things you like to do outside when the weather is nice and warm. Write and draw a picture about 3-5 things you like to do when it is warm and sunny outside. Think about adding extra details using the 5W’s (Who, What, Where, When, Why) and how. Think about who you are with when you are outside, what is it that you are doing, where are you at when you do these things, when do you like to do it, why do you like it. Including these things are ways to help you make your writing more interesting and is a way to tell more as an author. Then when you are ready to make your illustration, be sure add these extra details in your drawings as well.
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Can Turn In:
Writing and illustrations about things you can do.
Tell your teacher if you liked the book about Curious George and tell them why you liked it and what was your favorite part.
Story Map writing about the book, naming the setting, characters, beginning, middle, and end of the story.
Writing and illustrations about things you like to do when it’s warm outside. We can’t wait to hear about all the FUN things you like to do outside!! :)
(Turning items in is optional)
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