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Wild Feelings
Wild Feelings | David Milgrim
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Do you ever feel as stubborn as a mule? Or as chicken as a chicken? Of course you do. Everyone does. In this lighthearted look at feelings, David Milgrim tenderly and humorously sketches the emotional range-from awkward to unnoticed, to really, rrrreally mad. Ultimately reassuring, this is a loving look at the normal, natural feelings we all have.
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paulettevp
paulettevp
Wild Feelings | David Milgrim
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Wild Feelings
Author/Illustrator: David Milgrim
Award: Children‘s Choice
Genre: RF
Grades: K-2
Resources:
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http://www.imaginationsoup.net/2015/10/19/picture-books-that-teach-about-emotion...

Teaching Strategies: RA, IR, PR, GR, SR

paulettevp Summary:
The story begins with the main character in a monkey suit standing on a chair. He asks questions as he changes animal suits whenever his feelings change. For example, he is in a chicken suit when he is scared. Soon, he find out that it‘s natural and everyone else changes suits as well. 7y
paulettevp Classroom Application:
This book would be wonderful for a guided reading during small groups. It‘s short which means it can be read quickly. It shows various examples of metaphor and can help students better understand figure of speech. It would also be useful when discussing feelings with students and what is appropriate and not appropriate for each one. 7y
paulettevp ESOL 15: Reinforce the key idea you present again and again.
Preview the term metaphor and the types of feelings in the book. Then review the examples of metaphor found in the book as well as the feelings they are representing. Give additional examples and allow student to share their own examples. 7y
paulettevp UDL 2.1: Clarify vocabulary and symbols.
Create a vocabulary list with simplified definitions and pictures that represent each word.
Go over the vocabulary and symbolism before, during, and after the read.
Check for comprehension. 7y
paulettevp #UCFLAE3414SP18 7y
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LibrarianRyan
LibrarianRyan
Wild Feelings | David Milgrim
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4⭐️ An interesting book on feelings. It uses pictures and great imagery to discuss feeling like an animal. Are you going “batty”, or lonely like the wolf. It‘s all perfectly natural and everyone feels that way at sometime too. A lovely story with fun illustrations.

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