Celebrated my birthday by reading one of my favorite books to some of my students. I also indulged them with a Donald Duck cartoon. I use the applecore routine to get their attention. I thought they would enjoy seeing where I learned it.
This book would be so fun for students because they need to learn why its not good to interrupt. The students can also relate to the book because a lot of kids love bedtime stories.
“It‘s bedtime for the little red chicken and Papa is going to read her a story. ‘You‘re not going to interrupt the story tonight, are you?‘ asks Papa. ‘Oh no, Papa. I‘ll be good,‘ says the little Red Chicken.”
This hilarious book is so fun for students of all ages. It is a funny book that you could even spice up with a honking chicken dog toy. The students think its hilarious but also learn the frustration of interrupting others.
Chicken little is originally a European folk tale. It was originally know as Henny Penny. This story uses personification because it makes all of the animal characters talk and act like humans.
pickChicken Little by Steven Kellogg is a retelling of the classic tale. Chicken Little gets a bump on her head from something that fell. She thinks the sky is falling and tells all her friends whats going to happen.
I think this book would be good for teaching children the lesson of validating information before the share it, Chicken Little thought the sky was falling in and told all his friends which ended up putting them in danger
Chicken Little is hit by an acorn in the head and is convinced that the world is ending, he meets friends on his journey to tell the king this news and Foxy Loxy tricks them into his den to eat for dinner. Luckily the animals escape
