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Gingerbread Man
Reading
Etienne and Bonner
Grade Level
Time Frame
1st
4 days 12-14-15 ----- 12-18-15
Understandings
Overarching Understanding
Students will be talking and reading different renditions of the
Gingerbread Man.
Essential Questions
Overarching
What are the key differences in
each Gingerbread man story?
Topical
Related Misconceptions
Students may have difficulty understanding that one story can be
retold differently.
Knowledge
Skills
- sequence
-plurals
- organization in writing
-understand how to use present-tense verbs
-blend their phonemes
-segment phones
-Sound out words with the long i and silent e sounds
-Understand Play text
The goal is to understand the organization and basic features of print, making and confirming prediction and
decode regularly spelled words.
Researchers, Active participants
Teacher and classmates
Review Work Sheets
Other Evidence
Practice Pages
This week students will focus on the following strategies and skill: make and answer
predictions, character, setting, events, comparing Text. Plurals
Students Will Watch the Cajun Cornbread Boy and the Gingerbread
Girl. The Gingerbread man
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JN023PNPBw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dL-Hxms2Ng
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U89dkGrsYZY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSZiceeXaAA
Collaborative Conversations,
Students will reflect and rethink as I guide them through the following activities:
Day 1- Gingerbread Girl YouTube Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dL-Hxms2Ng
Before reading any stories, ask the children what they know about the classic
story, "The Gingerbread Man". ( Character, Plot, and Setting)
Coloring page
Reading Review Page (Contractions with not)
Reading Review Page (one and more than one)
Workshops
Day 2 Corn bread Boy YouTube Videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JN023PNPBw
Discuss with the class how classic stories are modernized each generation.
(for example, stories are translated to film -- Disney's Snow White, Cinderella,
etc. Or classic characters are adopted by current authors.)
Word Search
"Venn diagram" (two circles -- where they overlap, put things in the story that
are the same)
Have the students to list details from the story
Special plurals