For those of you who need a few extra
activities for Mother's Day week, here are some ideas for your younger
students.
Start out with a book . . .
Find the frog on every page and tell his location. |
My favorite book for Mother's Day is Just
Me and My Mom by Mercer
Mayer. Little Critter and his mother visit several places in the city making
this a good book for predicting and understanding inferences. Mercer Mayer's books always provide great opportunities for verbal exchange.
Click here to download comprehension questions that go along with the story.
Click here to download the simple PowerPoint, Mom on the Go. This
PowerPoint targets why questions and
was created as part of a follow-up lesson to Just Me and My Mom. I also gave some of my students this PowerPoint in print form*
and they practiced asking each other the questions in their book.
For more books with about moms, visit We Give Books where you can
read the following on-line.
llama, llama red pajama by Anna Dewdney
Spot Loves His Mommy by Eric Hill
My Mother is so Smart by Tommie DePaola
Mommy Loves Me by Dawn Sirett
*Print the PowerPoint as a handout; six on each page. Cut and
staple the pages with a heavy duty stapler.
Diana
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