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HOME Dahl's Life My Dahl Biography Timelines Pictures Awards ... Biographies Dahl's Work Books Audio Books Poems Short Stories ... Radio Shows Collecting Where to Buy In The Classroom Student Help Teacher Ideas Fun Stuff Games Trivia Masters Greeting Cards Polls ... Merchandise Places to Go Dahl Museum Gipsy House Everything Else News Frequently Asked Questions Sitemap Site Awards ... Contact Me Teacher Ideas This page features all the lesson plans and classroom ideas I've collected. They're organized by topic, with general education and Dahl resources first, books next, and shortstories last. If you'd like to contribute, please contact me . Thanks! Official Roald Dahl Website Topics General Books Boy - Tales of Childhood Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Danny, the Champion of the World Esio Trot ... The Witches Short Stories "Beware of the Dog" "Dip in the Pool" "Galloping Foxley" "Lamb to the Slaughter" ... "The Wish" General 3rd Grade Says "Hello!" Sylvania Schools in Ohio. Can Teach Non-commercial site created to assist teachers in finding and using resources online Compare and Contrast Includes a number of activities comparing Dahl's books to Norman Juster's "The Phantom Tollbooth", as well as a movie and lyrics to a song written by one of the students

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If you Give a Mouse a Cookie By Laura Joffee Numeroff Harper Collins Lesson by Mary Suiter Grades 1-3 Nebraska Standards: 1.19, 4.16, and 4.6 Economics: unlimited wants, goods, services Language Arts: Cause/effect, sequencing, recall, making predictions Synopsis: A little mouse shows up at a young man's house. The young man gives the mouse a cookie and starts a chain of events. Materials: markers, crayons, pencils, drawing paper Procedure: Pre-reading 1. Ask students if they have heard sentences like these: "If you finish your work, you may watch television" or "If you stop talking, you may go to recess." 2. Explain that the first part of each sentence tells something that might happen. It is called the "cause." The second part of the sentence tells what might happen because the first thing happened. It is called the "effect." 3. Ask students to identify the "cause" and "effect" of the sample sentences. Explain that because the work was finished, permission was given to watch television. Because the class stopped talking, permission was given to go to recess. 4. Ask students to predict how this sentence might end: "If you clean your room, you may..." Use student responses to reinforce the cause/effect relationship.

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What Are Some Good Middle School Reading Activities? By middle school, students are expected to read longer pieces of fiction and nonfiction,... Home Homework Help Tutoring Games ... Grade School Study Guides November 14, 2010 Top 10 Articles Foster a Love of Reading Right From the Start! Bridging the Gap Between School and Home GED New York: Prepare for the New York GED Exam How to Prepare for the GED ... Library Supporters Member of Young Adult Library Services Association Recent Searches Fourth Grade Math Problems Fifth Graders Math Games 3rd Grade Writing Math for Fun ... Decimal Games Middle School Reading Activities What Are Some Good Middle School Reading Activities? By middle school, students are expected to read longer pieces of fiction and nonfiction, including chapter books, novels, text books, newspaper articles, essays and more. If your child is not yet reading for pleasure on a daily basis, he or she risks the chance of falling behind in reading. Fortunately, there are many reading activities known to boost a child's comprehension ability and desire to read. Here are some activity ideas that can be used at home or in the classroom: Comprehension Spinner Create an arrow spinner that has a space for interrogative words, such as

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Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Childrens Literature Childrens Literature Childrens Literature Featured Articles What Are the Types of Children's Literature? In the 1400s, the first type of children's literature was introduced to the world. Children's literature began with picture books. In the years that followed, children's literature became more popular, as the art of storytelling began to be written down. Today, there are many types of children's literature, ranging from the original... History of Children's Literature Children's literature has been around since the fifteenth century. It began with picture books, and progressed from short stories that recorded oral traditions to full-blown novels that contained social commentary and the retelling of myths. From there, children's literature evolved into autobiographical writing, serial novels and films. About Schools for Writing Children's Literature Many of our warmest childhood memories are of curling up on an adult's lap and hearing a story. What an amazing legacy we leave to our children and all children everywhere when we craft a story that endures for generations. If this is a goal for you, there are many ways that you can learn the basics of writing children's literature. Interactive Learning Literature for Children When children are able to interact directly with a reading material, their interest is piqued and they become more invested in the activity. Because of the importance of reading from early on in life, any interactive literature that can be used is beneficial. Whether online, in print or as a handheld electronic device, there are many...

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Forgot your password / user ID toggleBoxBG(document.getElementById('search-input'), document.getElementById('search-box'), true); Back to main directory Home Subjects Language Arts Reading Sub-categories: Book Report Forms Literature Circles Book Units: Vocabulary Enrichment Phonics ... Independent and Guided Reading Reading View by: List Thumbnails Item Description First Sentence: After Words [Preview] If students are curious enough about the first sentence of the novel, they may want to read the book and then complete this worksheet comparing their predictions to the actual book. Bar Graph (create): Favorite "Trumpet of the Swan" Character [Preview] Create a bar graph to show information about favorite characters in E.B. White's "Trumpet of the Swan" Bar Graph (create): Favorite Book [Preview] Create a bar graph to show information about favorite books. Book: Flowers for Algernon (middle) [Preview] Combining critical thinking and comprehension skills with a strong student-driven approach to the different types of intelligence, this double unit is a fantastic enhancement for Daniel Keyes' modern classic tale of intelligence gained and lost. This is one of many book lessons on our member site. Book: Trumpet of the Swan - Friendship Worksheet [Preview] Questions about friendship for extended writing or discussion after reading E.B. White's "The Trumpet of the Swan."

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