I Like Bugs
Margaret Wise Brown
Objectives:
words and individual sounds within those spoken words. The student
a. Identifies and produces rhyming words in response to an oral prompt and distinguishes
rhyming and non-rhyming words.
Brilliant Star Objectives:
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Personal Style: Students will be able to identify and compare differences in people and their thinking/opinions.
Essential Question(s):
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What patterns can be found in the English language?
Activating Strategy:
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Display some pictures of bugs and ask if they like or dislike bugs.
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Read I Like Bugs
Acquisition Lesson Activities:
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Reread the book having the students fill in the second rhyming word in a series.
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Make a class list of things “I like” on chart paper using student suggestions. Discuss how there are many different things that people like and that they are not always the same.
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Encourage students to find rhyming words of things they like. Have each student create their own page in a class "I Like..." book.
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Combine all of the pages into a book that is available for the students to go back and read during reading times.
Extend/Refine Activities:
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Encourage students to find rhyming words at home and bring them in to share with the class.
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Students can play the rhyming game on the Noggin website or practice with the printable rhyming cards (see links in Resources).
Resources:
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http://www.noggin.com/games/oobi/rhyme/
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http://www.kdl.org/kdl/playgrowread/pdf/RhymingCards.pdf
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