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1. Check out and read: CinderHazel at your school or local library. It is also available at www.amazon.com and other retailers.
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Break students into groups of
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Do “Story
Connectors” activities. Talk about
what happened in the story. What
makes a good beginning, a good middle and a good ending?
Make transparencies of Story Connections and work as a group with you
class to fill in the boxes.
Talk about answers, give students a chance to write and then ask for
suggestions. Fill out each box
after you allow time for students to do the same.
This allows for slower students or those who need extra help to complete
the assignment with you – while more advanced students can work on their own.
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Discuss and
complete “Math Connectors”.
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Art Link – after
reading the story together – divide students into groups or pairs, hand out
extra large paper or pieces of butcher paper and paints and have students
illustrate the beginning, middle and end based on their “Story Connections”
sheets.
CinderHazel Story Connections -- Pre-Writing Activity
Comprehension Quiz
CinderHazel Stop and Think Questions
Make-Up Your Own Math Problems Worksheet
