If You Give a Mouse a Brownie

If You Give a Mouse a Brownie | Laura Numeroff

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This F picture book is a great way to bring fun into the classroom. Perhaps it is testing a week or in between lessons this RA would be great to share with students. Teachers could even bring brownies and icecream to class to enjoy after reading the book. The silly adventures that could arise if you give a mouse a brownie will have the students laughing and engaged. #ucflae3414f19

YesseniaN An activity/lesson that teachers can do is a sequencing chart. This activity can be completed after reading to the class and going over the parts of the book as a whole. To find charts already completed you can use this website or create your own with construction paper. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Browse/Search:if%20you%20give%20a%20mouse%20...
UDL principle Provide multiple means of Representation. 5y

YesseniaN An ESOL strategy would be to go over the sequence of the book with the class, interactively, perhaps drawing out the first two steps on the whiteboard and working in groups to complete the rest of the activity. 5y

Erinehart I remember growing up reading this book! Great for the younger crowd. 5y

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Jgolub13 My students at ACE love this book. We watch the series on amazon prime for a special lunch every Friday. 5y

leximcmillin I loved this book as a kid!!! Great activity you included!! 5y

Camrynm This is an awesome children‘s book!!! Brings back great memories. 5y

BRaulerson If you give a mouse series is always a hit when I read it to children! I love that the author has created other books with other scenarios the children are always anxious to read what happens! 5y

katiehamlin I loved this book when I was younger! I like that you thought of bringing brownies and ice cream for the class. 5y

alexblanco This book is a classic!! Most definitely going to be reading this book with my future kids! I love the activity also(: 5y

JRone I love this series growing up. This book is for kids to read and it‘s an easy read. Watching the series that goes along with it could definitely make the kids enjoy it more! 5y

Jewelwinkler I remember how much I like this book and the series. It‘s great that you mentioned that this book could be used during a week of testing because we all know how stressful that time is! 5y

Tinks I‘m starting to like this author. Too cute. 4y

DrSpalding These circle stories were meant to be read aloud! They are fantasy and yet you can make text to self connections as well. 4y

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GroeningsC

If You Give a Mouse a Brownie | Laura Numeroff

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If You Give A Mouse A Brownie is a modern fantasy (F) written by Laura Numeroff and Illustrated by Felicia Bond. This picture book is about the demands a tiny mouse will make once you give him a brownie. This book makes a great storytelling (s) activity!

GroeningsC UDL principal 5.2 by building your own way of telling the story. EL strategy 6 by monitoring the students building their storytelling, ensuring they comprehend the story.
To further continue this discussion use this lesson plan and mold to this particular book: http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/integrating-langu...
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ChrisC This looks like a funny book to read 5y

DrSpalding We know that these books make for wonderful storytelling opportunities! Excellent resource and again excellent alignment. 4y

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If You Give a Mouse a Brownie | Laura Numeroff

If You Give a Mouse a Brownie by Laura Numeroff would be a great book for an AS. The series has become a #1 New York Times Bestseller. The MF book is part of a series that uses a mouse to constantly ask requests from a young boy. Each book has the same storyline, but with a different animal. It would be great book to teach sequence of events and complete an in depth author study to compare what happens in each book. #UCFLAE3414SU19

Kendylleonard I would use UDL 3.2 to highlight patterns that have taken place throughout the books we have read within the series. ESOL strategy #45 would also align. I would use a Venn Diagram to help support EL‘s when comparing and contrasting what takes place in each of the books. (edited) 5y

Kendylleonard https://www.mousecookiebooks.com/activities/give-series-teaching-guide/ The resource I found uses an interactive website to give a list of all of the books in the series. It also offers activities and facts they can learn about the author. It is a fun way to get the students involved in the series! 5y

MeaganM @Kendylleonard I love your idea of a Venn Diagram! That‘s a great idea. My children ages 7,7 and 4, love this entire series. They are such cute books for younger children. (edited) 5y

Kendylleonard @MeaganM I‘ve loved these books since I was a kid! They‘re great! 5y

DrSpalding Comparing and contrasting and highlighting patternsā€¦ Perfect! You now know that many beloved books have their own websites to help teachers use them in the classroom. Excellent resource. Use it! 5y

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I love the game board they put in the back of the book. This is so much fun and it‘s a great activity to do after you read the book.

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ā€ and chances are, if you give him some ice cream he‘ll want a brownie to go with itā€¯

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I love how it all leads back to the brownie

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This book is about what would happen if you gave a mouse a brownie. One thing leads to the next which leads them on a lot of fun adventures. In the end it will all be back to the brownie and ice cream again.

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If You Give a Mouse a Brownie is similar to If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. Both are circle stories that start and end in a similar setting! This animal fantasy might make students crave a snack! The link provided has different activities and ideas that can be used by a teacher in the classroom! http://sharingkindergarten.com/if-you-give-a-mouse-a-brownie-learning-fun/ #ucflae3414sp17

DrSpalding Comparing and contrasting Numeroff's books during an author study would be a great idea! 7y

PriscillaD I love this series but I haven't heard this one yet, will have to soon though! Great resource too 7y

Slacorbiniere I think this would be an awesome choice for story telling! 7y

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If you Give a Mouse a Brownie is an animal fantasy book about a mouse who asks for a brownie and all of the things he asks for after. It's a circle story that ends up where it started, the mouse asking for a brownie. This is the book I chose for my storytelling and it is a fun story to tell! This resource is a website that gives recipes, worksheets and fun activities to go with the books http://www.mousecookiebooks.com/activities/ #ucflae3414sp17

DrSpalding Please do cook with your students! It's math, science and reading all rolled into one! 7y

AlexandriaJ I really like how this story incorporates more than just one subject! It is a great way to have multiple lesson plan options as well! 7y

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