CyberGuides
- grades K-3
CyberGuides
- grades 4-5 |
E.
B. White - Charlotte's
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Carolyn Hurst's Children's Literature Site
- Look for lesson
plan ideas for a variety of literature to be used in various
subject and content areas.
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From
the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
- An Internet scavenger
hunt
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Eric Carle
- Unit/Lesson Plans
for: The Very Hungry Caterpillar & The Grouchy Lady Bug
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Jan
Brett Winter Books
- Annie and the
Wild Animals
The Night Before Christmas
The Mitten
Trouble With Trolls
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Kimberly
Willis Holt
- Lesson plans
on the following books were created by a fifth grade teacher
in Louisiana.
- My Louisiana
Sky
Mister and Me
When Zachary Beaver Came to Town
Dancing in Cadillac Light
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Reading
Rockets - national
multimedia project offering information and resources on how young
kids learn to read, why so many struggle, and how caring adults can
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Roald
Dahl
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Dav Pilkey
- "When you
can't beat 'em, join 'em."
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The
Magic Tree House Series |
Beverly
Cleary |
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The
Hatchet by Gary Paulsen
- Teacher CyberGuide - Students
will use a wide variety of online resources to explore the physics
of flight, learn how to use a compass, visit Canadian wildlife
and prepare a short report, and create a survival guide.
- Activities -
This site offers discussion
and review questions, along with several extension activities.
- Journal Writing Prompts -
- Survival - A series of lessons on
Hatchet - A fifteen day unit contains student worksheets,
journal topics, essay questions, assessments, and chapter-by-chapter
activities for reading "Hatchet".
- Student Activities and Worksheets - Several
diverse projects are used to explore Paulsen's novel here. Students
will become familiar with the author and create a bioboard, complete
worksheets on related story topics, or discover what a Newberry
Award entails.
- Survival Kit
- Students will work in groups
to brainstorm ideas about what they would need to survive in
the Canadian wilderness. They will collaborate to devise their
own survival kit, narrowing the list to twelve essential items.
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Word
Scrambles for many books from KidsReads.com |
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