If it were me and one of my intern friends were to ask me to sign them out because they got an erly dissmisl and had to leave, but however I did not see them on the bus. I would still do it because maybe they brought their car to their filed sight and talked to our BCTAL teacher Mrs. Stevens about it. There is no reson for me to question them, I would just do what they need me to do!
If You Give A Mouse A Cookie is a childrens book written by Laura Numeroff and illustrated by Felicia Bond. This is a story about a boy and a mouse.
The mouse wants a cookie and when the boy gives him a cookie, it leads to a long lists of other things the mouse will want to have.
I think that this book is apporiate for Kindergarden through first grade.
A few key words from this book are
* Pen
*book
* mop
* box
* book
* tape
Questions -
If you could change the mouse to any other animal, what animal would you choose? and why?
If you were the mouse would you ask for the same thing or something else? why?
Lesson Plan--
Material:
1- 2 cardboard circles
2- brad to connect the circles
Preparation:
1- Divide bottom circles into sections like a pizza
2- Cut a piece out of the top circle, shaped like a wedge of pizza pie
3- Place the top circle onto the bottom circle and connect with a brad.
Activity:
The children create their stories, sequencing the activities of the mouse, drawing or wirting the next part of the sequence, until its back at the begining, Then they can retell their story to a friend and show them the wheel.
