Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See?

Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See? | Bill Martin, Jr.

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This F is written by Bill Matin Jr and illustrated by Eric Carle, tells the story as a momma bear and baby bear travel and all the animals they meet on their way. This would be a great book for storytelling. #ucflae3414f19

Lrobertson This like from Scholastic has a great lesson! https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/lesson-plans/teaching-content/brown-bear-bro... UD 8.3 fostering collaboration and community and ESOL Strategy 15: Reinforce the key ideas you present again and again 4y

DrSpalding More detail needed. 4y

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Dylanburgett

Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See? | Bill Martin, Jr.

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This RF by Bill Martin Jr is a great read for young children. This book is illustrated by Eric Carle. It‘s a informative piece of literature for kindergarteners all the way up to 2nd grade. This would be a great RA for younger grades. https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/authors/bill-martin/ #LAE3414SU19.

galacticbees i love this book! i love listening to people read this aloud so it‘d be a great tool in the classroom 5y

DrSpalding Late 5y

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kennedimartin

Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See? | Bill Martin, Jr.

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This F picture book is a great book to have in your K-1 classroom. Using this story as a RA or RT, a teacher could really get the students into the story by having each student be a character, using different voices for each animal, and acting out each part. The repetitive phrases in the story allows for ESOL 8 and 14. Making sure to model the correct reading fluency and pronunciation helps EL‘s and other students comprehend the sorry better.

kennedimartin Using UDL 3.2 you can point out the rhyming and repetitiveness to students as well. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Browse/Search:baby%20bear%20baby%20bear%20wh... teachers pay teachers has great resources for any teacher to use if you are interested in using this book in your classroom. #lae3414sp19 5y

giont I love your idea of having students be the animals! That would be so much fun. I also enjoyed your storytelling of this book. I like how there are so many different ways to use this book in the classroom. Thanks for sharing :) 5y

audrey.wilson I absolutely loved your storytelling of this! It is such a cute book/concept. Awesome link! 5y

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Erothert

Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See? | Bill Martin, Jr.

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This F is such a cute book about the bond between the baby bear and his mom and all the animals he meets on the way while looking for her. It‘s written and illustrated by Bill Martin Jr and Eric Carlie. S strategies could be used to introduce this book. This book would also be fun to send home with students to build a bridge between the home and school learning experience.

Erothert http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/have-journal-will... this lesson would meet UDL principle 8.3 of fostering collaboration and community and ESOL 38. Assign short reading for homework. 6y

Erothert #ucflae3414sp18 6y

DrSpalding Excellent resource! This book makes for a great storytelling! 6y

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MelodySchreiber

Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See? | Bill Martin, Jr.

I'm still so overwhelmed by the book love my baby received. (There's one for me in there, too- can you spot it? 😂)

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stacybmartin

Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See? | Bill Martin, Jr.

Pretty much the only thing Facebook is good for anymore - memories. 6 years ago - My son, almost two here, showing what we do best in this house. It's never too early for books! 💙📚💙

britt_brooke 💙💙💙 7y

LauraBeth Awww - so cute cute 💕 7y

Eyelit 💚💚💚 7y

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