It's easy to find so many connections to his books.
We started with The Very Hungry Caterpillar
The Very Hungry Caterpillar~Caterpillars and Butterflies
The Grouchy Ladybug~Ladybugs
The Grouchy Ladybug~Ladybugs
We listed things we knew about butterflies or what we thought we knew.
We went revised our Circle Map and I had the kids make illustrations.
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Labeling a Butterfly |
These are the non-fiction text features we talked about using this book. I hope to have the students make convention books after vacation. |
This is my new favorite book!! I took this book out of the library without even reading it and was so surprised at how much I LOVE it!! So it leads nicely into making a Bubble Map. |
The kids love moving to these words |
We responded to the questions
My hungry caterpillar_____
They really incorporated things we learned from our non-fiction read aloud.
eric carle my hungry caterpillar The Grouchy Ladybug
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ReplyDeleteI just came across your blog as I was searching for "insect" ideas. WOW! I love everything I have seen and I am sooo in awe! Thank you for sharing your ideas! I am now an email follower!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne Grisham (sgrisham@white.k12.ga.us)
Suzanne, Thanks you for the wonderful comment! I hope you find something you can use in your class! Melissa
ReplyDeleteLove it all! I want to something similar and am wondering if you read the Eric Carle book first and then the nonfiction book about each insect or did you read all the E.C. books and then read all the nonfiction books?
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