It started when I noticed a little hopping bird by our front porch... but I'll let the video tell the story. It is quite short– about four minutes. It will be good to use with your students when you teach about text-to-self connections, birds, wrens, or Mo Willems.
It was fun to make and I know my kiddos will get a kick out of it. I hope yours do, too. Just click on the picture up there and you'll go to my YouTube Channel to find it. While there, you can also see my classroom tour video that I just uploaded a couple weeks ago.
Scoot on back to Monday Made It and find MORE. Thanks, Tara, for your Fourth Grade Frolics link-up where I find so many great ideas.
Thanks for stopping by! Pin, Pin, Pin. And do know that I always comment back if you leave one :)
How lucky you were to have such a special happening. I'm thinking of starting a 'tell me something good' blog sharing. It's so needed! Thank you for sharing something good!
ReplyDeleteHey, that sounds like a POSITIVELY terrific linky! I'll post to it... with Rufus & Chaka Khan playing in the backgroud ;) Kathleen
DeleteI love this! I did not know this book - have requested it from library now. I am definitely going to share it with my class. I have my own text-to-self from years ago when I raised a baby robin my son found.
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STEM is Elementary
OMGosh. You will love ALL the Elephant & Piggies, not just this one. They are laugh out loud funny, not just for the kiddos, but for you, too. I LOVE when we do the Mo unit. In kinder I wait until the last quarter of the year because most of the kids can read most of each stories by then, especially as a partner read after they have heard the books. The series lends itself super well to two voice (sometimes three voice) readers theater. GET those books :) Kathleen
DeleteLove your video! Your blog posts are so interesting!
ReplyDeleteWell, thanks! I don't get that love every day, but I could get used to it :) Glad you stopped by! Kathleen
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