I've been so busy this week that I am seriously behind in my reading/response.
I like to use Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs for using sensory images. The
story is perfect for visualization. I read it the first time and ask the
students to close their eyes and imagine what is happening. I
And Robert Frost poetry.
Lori
On Tue, 12 Sep 2006 16:32 , Diane Chapin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent:
>I love Owl Moon for sensory images.
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>On Sep 12, 2006, at 7:01 AM, DJF wrote:
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>> Hello mosiac list again!
>>
>> It's great to have this list up and running again.
>>
>> I teach first and am start
If you introduce/expand this in the winter there is a book "A City Christmas Tree" (I hope that I got the title right). A family of 4 or 5 children each describe how they know it is Christmas in New York. One knows by what is seen, other by smell, etc. A volunteer reader brought this in for my
I used Owl Moon to introduce this strategy last year with my first
grade students. It worked perfectly!
Shannon
>Hello mosiac list again!
>
>It's great to have this list up and running again.
>
>I teach first and am starting to teach the sensory
>images/visualization strategy. Other than th
I love Owl Moon for sensory images.
On Sep 12, 2006, at 7:01 AM, DJF wrote:
> Hello mosiac list again!
>
> It's great to have this list up and running again.
>
> I teach first and am starting to teach the sensory
> images/visualization strategy. Other than the recommendations in
> RWM, does anyo
Hello mosiac list again!
It's great to have this list up and running again.
I teach first and am starting to teach the sensory
images/visualization strategy. Other than the recommendations in
RWM, does anyone have any suggestions for great books to use with
this strategy?
Thanks!
Dolores
