![]() ![]() * My favorite part of the book writing paper - unique because everyone might have a different favorite part. * Compare and contrast - 2 different sheets Here is the "Unique Activities" activity packet that I created for this book. Point of view - 3rd person point of view Then all these experts and specialists came to help butįinally a little old lady came and helped Camilla change back by having What does eating lima beans have to do with getting a case of the stripes? ![]() What are specialists? I wonder why the old lady thinks she can cure What made Camilla get stripes? I wonder why her stripes keep changing? This is going to be a silly story because David Shannon writes silly ➜ Thematic Writing Paper Use with the Writing Prompts.Questions before}I wonder what made her striped? Is she sick? I think ➜ Making Connections identify text-to-self, text-to-text, and text-to-world connections ➜ Visualization illustrate visualizations from the story and support thinking with text-based evidence ➜ Cause and Effect analyze how events affect one another ➜ Comparing and Contrasting using a Venn Diagram A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon Chart paper Set Up and Prepare Ask the students what Expand. ➜ Summarizing Somebody → Wanted → But → Then → Finally ➜ Predicting Activity primary-ruled and wider-ruled versions ➜ Design a New Book Cover demonstrate understanding of the text by creating an illustration ➜ Focus Sentence copy work, identifying elements of the sentence, rewriting) ➜ Making Words Activity Page use any word from the book ➜ Story Mapping Printable identify character, setting, problem and solution ➜ Lesson Planner summary, background info and planning space ➜ Focus Sentences use the book & author's craft as a mentor text to improve writing ➜ Grammar Topics selected to align with the text ➜ Vocabulary Activities with kid-friendly definitions ➜ Social Emotional Learning guidance lesson ideas & discussion topics based on the story ➜ Comprehension Questions categorized by reading strategy text-dependent THIS COLLECTION OF ACTIVITIES and LESSON IDEAS INCLUDES: Students will love this story about the importance of staying true to yourself. Camilla stops her and eats the beans, and her stripes go away! ![]() Camilla won’t admit that she likes them until the woman goes to leave. One day, an old woman comes to Camilla’s house and offers her some lima beans as a cure. Her stripes get worse and worse with every remedy they try. Many different doctors and specialists come to Camilla’s house to try to cure her. Camilla is horrified when she is picking out her first day of school outfit, and develops stripes all over her body. This is why she won’t eat her favorite food, lima beans. ☐ identifying the theme / lesson / or moralĬamilla worries a lot about what people think of her. THIS READING UNIT USES THE MENTOR TEXT TO TEACH: There are even social-emotional learning lesson plan ideas based on the characters and events from the book, A Bad Case of Stripes. Pick from the collection of vocabulary word resources, 30 writing prompts, mentor text grammar activities, and lots of different reader response graphic organizer worksheets there are included to choose from. Select the activities you want to use (there are both printable pdfs and digital versions included). Use the comprehension discussion questions to practice reading skills and strategies as you talk about the story. Read aloud the book (or stream a video of it being read aloud online). The vivid artwork, bright colors, and checkerboard pattern make it a visually appealing book. The book is a short story, making it perfect for young children with a reading level of 4-8. Like the hundreds of other Starts With a Story Picture Book Companions, this read aloud activity packet makes lesson planning and prep easy for you and literature-based learning engaging for your 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade students. A Bad Case of Stripes is a great book for parents to read to their children because it teaches important lessons about the issue of identity and peer pressure. Are you looking for activities and lesson plan ideas for A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon?
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