This The Bad Seed read aloud lesson plan pack includes rigorous text dependent questions, differentiated graphic organizers, response to text writing activities including a craftivity, and detailed lesson plans to help you meet several core standards while maintaining your tradition of reading aloud for pleasure. You will guide students to use evidence from the text to deepen their understanding of the story and respond in meaningful ways. These lesson plans will guide you through 3-5 daily interactive reading lessons. Each day students will interact with the book for a different purpose and then complete a corresponding activity. These activities are perfect to help teach students how to overcome adversity and consciously make good choices. To teach these lessons you will need the book: The Bad Seed by Jory John This pack includes print and digital resources: Detailed Lesson Plan with Examples Text Dependent Questions and Answer Keys Story Events and Character's Feelings Graphic Organizers Vocabulary Words Graphic Organizers Vocabulary Phrases Graphic Organizers Text and Illustration Connection Graphic Organizers Writing in Response to Text Page Craft Template and Instructions Digital Graphic Organizers compatible with Google Slides Digital Comprehension Quiz compatible with Google Forms These lesson plans are also available for grades 1-2. Do you love reading aloud to your upper elementary students? We do too! It is one of our favorite times of the day. Here's what our buyers say: "This product is amazing! Exactly what I wanted! I'm going to purchase the bundle!!" "An amazing resource, and is easily adapted to the various levels in my resource room!" "This resource is thorough and makes a great companion to the read aloud!" Our interactive read-aloud titles for upper grades are a new series. Find all of our new titles in our custom category: Upper Grade Read-Alouds. We would love to hear from you! Please remember to earn your free TpT credit by leaving feedback when you purchase! ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ For helpful tips, hints, and classroom strategies check out our website! The Core Coaches Website Copyright © The Core Coaches Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
Introducing the newly released, fall-flower-seed themed children’s book featured in this week’s MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “The Bad Seed” by Jory John and Pete Oswald…
Budding botanists can master the different parts of a seed with this helpful diagram!
This comprehensive post will teach you everything you need to know about seed cycling for hormones and fertility!
I'm not sure why I am surprised that it is Saturday ALREADY! I say it every time I have a week off... "where did the time go??" At the beginning of the week I think I have all the time in the world and then POOF... gone. Today we have an egg hunt and egg decorating on the agenda .. my husband has been prepping my son to find the "golden" egg. I'll hopefully have some pics to share next time. :) I wanted to quick share two "new" products. I put new in quotes because the first one I had on my blog as an idea and now it is all ready to go as a product! :) I've used this in my classroom all year and my students LOVE them! Plus it just looks super cute any time of the year! If you don't have brain breaks in your classroom yet, this little diddy would be perfect for you! It's easy to make, the breaks are SUPER QUICK to do, and it will get you out of the last 2 month rut! :) This is only $2 AND it is on sale right now! :) See it HERE Next up... This little pack is full of surprises! It even surprised me!! hehe... It has math, reading, writing (common core aligned) and some "fun" sheets too! Here is a look at some of the pages: Addition facts and money coloring Money match with alike and unlike coins- you can mix and match! There are 3 non-fiction reading passages! I love this one! :) And some FUN too! I can't wait to start using everything in this one Check it out HERE:) Oh and it is on sale too!! :) Which leads me to.... Sale ends tomorrow night! EVERYTHING is on sale... even all the new stuff! I also have a freebie for you that I hope you can use... This would make a super cute spring center or just a fun cut and paste activity (I have this in grayscale too!) Click HERE to get it. (if you do grab a copy pretty please leave me some feedback love!) Remember that gigantic sale I had a few posts ago? Well it ends TONIGHT!! Time to get in those last minute entries!! Finally, I will be giving away TWO of my new products- it will be your choice of either the brain breaks OR the Spring Surprises Pack!! Just leave a comment, tell me which you would like to win, and add your email! I will choose someone TONIGHT (10 pm central time- sorry to my email readers but this is a quick giveaway!). Have a GREAT day today and Happy Easter! Future posts: Huge giveaway winner and FUN with FLUENCY!! This will be several posts and lots of ideas!! :)
Teach children to comprehend nonfiction! Kids read a one-page text about how seeds grow, then respond to questions using words, pictures, and true/false bubbles. Perfect for learners of all styles and strengths. Includes a sample lesson.
What a busy week! I can’t believe it is only Thursday! Well we’ve been up to our elbows in plants this week. Here’s a peek at what’s been “sproutin”” in our classroom! To kick off our seeds and plants unit, we’ve been using The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle (You can check out this special […]
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Seeds & planting is a fun unit to teach in the spring. This unit includes an observation journal, parts of a plant, ways seeds move, photosynthesis, & more!
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Science and parent blogger Christy Peterson talks about plant reproduction and seed dispersal in this fascinating post about plants for kids.
Teach kids about the needs of seeds with this seed experiment that answers the question: "What liquids help seeds grow?"
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Hello Everyone! Thanks for stopping by! I wanted to share a little poetry activity we did today. I wasn't really sure if it was going to be successful or not, but the kids proved me wrong. These kids are amazing little writers and poets! I decided to try writing chants today and to go along with the whole dandelion thing, I had the kids write about what they wished for. I saw a similar idea on pinterest with a neat craft connection, so I can't take credit for the original idea. I did have to change things up a bit, but I think it worked!! First we brainstormed things that we wished for and created a chart to refer to later. Then the kids wrote a rough draft with "I wish" at the beginning of each section of the chant. We did some peer editting, and wrote a final piece. The fun part came next. I traced each kiddo's profile on black paper. You should have heard the giggles!! :) They cut them out and glued them to a blue background. Then we created the dandelion in the seed stage with just sticks and yarn. I think they turned out great!! PHEW! Me too!!! :) For this printable click here. Thanks for taking a peek!! Stop by again soon! May all your wishes come true! Joyfully! Nancy
These Quick Healthy Cookies are a delightful and nutritious snack that you can enjoy any time of the day. Packed with a variety of nuts and seeds, these cookies are ... Read more
Trying to teach your kids about plants? Here are several fun classroom activities that will get children interested in growing plants and finding out more about them. Some of these activities are what first captured my imagination as a child and are the reason I love growing plants to this day.
The Bad Seed activity: The Bad Seed is a moving and heartbreaking book that belongs on every single counselor's bookshelf! This post contains ideas for classroom guidance lessons or small group counseling activities using this title to promote kindness and acceptance in every classroom.
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About Sustainable Revolution Urban gardeners. Native seed-saving collectives. Ecovillage developments. What is the connection between these seemingly disparate groups? The ecological design system of permaculture is the common thread that weaves them into a powerful, potentially revolutionary—or reevolutionary—movement. Permaculture is a philosophy based on common ethics of sustainable cultures throughout history that have designed settlements according to nature’s patterns and lived within its bounds. As a movement that has been building momentum for the past 40 years, it now is taking form as a growing network of sites developed with the intention of regenerating local ecologies and economies. Permaculture strategies can be used by individuals, groups, or nations to address basic human needs such as food, water, energy, and housing. As a species, humans are being called forth to evolve, using our collective intelligence to meet the challenges of the future. Yet if we are to survive our collective planetary crisis, we need to revisit history, integrating successful systems from sustainable cultures. To boldly confront our position on the brink of the earth’s carrying capacity and make changes that incorporate the wisdom of the past is truly revolutionary. Sustainable Revolution features the work of a worldwide network of visionaries, including journalists, activists, indigenous leaders and permaculturists such as David Holmgren, Vandana Shiva, Charles Eisenstein, Starhawk, Erik Assadourian, Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, Albert Bates, and Geoff Lawton. This beautifully photographed collection of profiles, interviews, and essays features 60 innovative community-based projects in diverse climates across the planet. Edited by anthropologist Juliana Birnbaum Fox and award-winning activist filmmaker Louis Fox, it can be read as an informal ethnography of an international culture that is modeling solutions on the cutting edge of social and environmental change. The research presented in the book frames the permaculture movement as a significant ally to marginalized groups, such as the urban poor and native communities resisting the pressures of globalization. Sustainable Revolution uplifts and inspires with its amazing array of dynamic activists and thriving, vibrant communities.
Do you know what a GMO is? Do you know why we need to avoid them? Do you know that the quality of food that you buy greatly impacts yours and your families health? Do you know that when you buy a product, whether food or not, you are voting with your dollars? These questions and more are ... Read More about Educate Yourself ~ GMO’s
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In my last post about autoimmune disease, I explained how autoimmunity is a con artist, mimicking a number of different diseases and symptoms in the body. When considered collectively, autoimmune diseases—such…
Another one of those big days on the Wildwose land, which we call Flora Vale. I finally got to mowing the other half of the yard, which we didn't do a week ago. However, I have this intense aversion to mowing anything that is flowering prettily. So the patches of Ox Eye Daisies become islands in…
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If you're looking for a fantastic way to end your spring plant/botany unit, try this fun activity from Ms. Lopez of Coloring Outside The Lines that will have your kiddos snacking through the parts of a plant! Photo Source: coloroutsidelines.blogspot.com To prepare for your plant tasting party, Ms. Lopez suggests creating a thinking map of the parts of a plant. If they haven't already, invite your students to copy the scientific diagram in their science journals and reflect on the following prompt - What might it be like to eat a plant? Describe what a flower, stem, leaf, and roots might taste like. Have your students decide if they would want to eat a plant or if they'd rather not. Plant Tasting Party Before school put together a tray of plant parts...roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and even seeds! Roots = Carrots. Stem = Celery. Leaves = Lettuce or spinach. Flower = Cauliflower or broccoli. Seeds = Corn or peas. Fruit = Tomatoes. Add in a bit of dip and let the snacking begin! Have students record their reactions in their science journal. Did they expect to be handed a carrot when they agreed to sample a root? Broccoli as a flower? While, of course, some of your students will not be partial to vegetables, most of your kiddos will love this fun exercise! We noticed the printable worksheet we were linking to from WSU.edu no longer exists so we decided to create our own version. Hope you enjoy!
Dinosaur seeds!? What will happen when Judy adds water? Kids practice writing story endings with this engaging writing prompt.
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1st-grade reading comprehension worksheets are free for kids. Here they will find a variety of first-grade reading comprehension printables.
Teach kids about the needs of seeds with this seed experiment that answers the question: "Do seeds need light to grow?"
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Today's child is in a terrible emotional state! There's a silent tragedy underway in our homes, and it involves our most precious jewels.
