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Activity 1: Introducing the author 1) Description of activity: The teacher will have all of Eric Carle’s books displayed in a reading corner of the room. The teacher will ask “What is an author?” The students will think, pair, and share. The teacher will explain that they will be learning about an author named Eric Carle. The teacher will ask “What is your favorite book by Eric Carle and why?” The teacher will display a KWL chart on the smart board and ask students what do they already know about Eric Carle and the teacher will record the answers. Next, the teacher will ask “What do you want to learn about him?” The students will turn and talk again and the teacher will record their answers. The teacher will use this throughout the author …show more content…
I believe creating a classroom library full of his books will be appealing and sets the tone for the rest of the activities to follow. I chose this activity because it is a good way to introduce the author. Instead of me just talking about someone that they cannot see the students actually get to meet the author on the smart board. Eric Carle relates to kids and talk about how it is difficult to be a kid and he talks about how you start with an idea and it takes a long time to develop that …show more content…
TTW show the book, The Very Grouchy Ladybug. TTW read the story and connect it to Math of telling time. The teacher will ask questions like “How do you know she is grouchy? What are the author’s words that prove that? How do the illustrations support that? TTW ask the students to think about a time that they were grouchy and why? This will connect to my districts writing prompt for the spring: Describe a time you were mad at someone and what did you do to solve it? There is a rubric that goes along with this and an evaluation page in which children evaluate their own

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