The Legend of the Bluebonnet

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The Legend of the Bluebonnet | Tomie DePaola

Day 2: 2 audiobooks and 2 physical books.

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Spearsall

The Legend of the Bluebonnet | Tomie DePaola

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The TL-PR story “The legend of the Bluebonnet” by Tomie DePaola is a great story that explains what happens when you are selfless and give back to what gives to you.. Not only is DePaola‘s book informative emotionally, but historically as well! Educating students about how they use to live in their tribe.

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Spearsall continued: this story can help with EL‘s by using the strategy of direct instruction: modeling, explaining, scaffolding, name the strategy and show how to use it. The UDL principle used is: 2.2 “clarify syntax and structure”. 3y

DrSpalding I am thinking this is where you began after playing around a bit with the app! You have done a beautiful job of selecting excellent books and resources! Here, you need to look at the genre again. When you see the word legend… That tells you what genre you should be citing. Be sure to refer back to your flipbook for assistance. 3y

Spearsall @DrSpalding trad lit! Thank you :) 3y

DrSpalding Yep you got it!🙌 3y

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ambera

The Legend of the Bluebonnet | Tomie DePaola

TL. GR. This book is a classic and should be included in every classroom library. It tells a tale of the bluebonnets in Texas and how they grow every year because of one little girl's sacrifice. UDL 6.3 Facilitate managing information and resources. ESOL 20. List the most important words and phrases you use or plans to use in a presentation on a transparency or on the chalkboard. #UCFLAE3414SP18

ambera https://cpb-us-west-2-juc1ugur1qwqqqo4.stackpathdns.com/sites.stedwards.edu/dist... The link takes you to a lesson plan that goes hand-in-hand with the book 6y

Kendallc Wow I like how it also would be good for kids learning about other states and the culture differences 6y

paulettevp I love how this book shows a girl‘s bravery. Great way to teach students that children have been brave and made significant contributions to history and society. I would definitely have them do the extension activity where they create their own paper bluebonnets. 6y

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