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My Mouth Is a Volcano by Julia Cook Includes complete plans for two Interactive Read Alouds for K-2, including in-depth comprehension, vocabulary, writing/ retelling worksheets, and more! By: Paige Bessick
The text-based My Mouth is a Volcano reading comprehension questions focus on: analyzing character. making connections. author’s purpose. plot | problem – solution. cause and effect. identifying theme | message | moral.
25 Ιουν 2015 · My Mouth Is A Volcano is one of them! It has some wonderful lessons for your students, which will set them up for future success. Take a look at some of these My Mouth Is A Volcano activities: Art – Word Depiction: If you’ve read the book, you’ll know that it is filled with wonderful words, that come alive on the page.
my mouth is a volcano lesson plan - Free download as Word Doc (.doc / .docx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This lesson plan summarizes a two-day lesson for students to learn about interrupting others and strategies to stop interrupting.
This directed drawing activity will have your students drawing their very own Louis character complete with an erupting volcano mouth. It’s a great reminder of the book and the lessons we learned. I love to complete these activities as a class. I model on the board as students draw on their paper.
Running Record Assessment: Use the first 100 words from the text to assess oral reading fluency. Common Core Assessment: One question for each Reading Informational OR Reading Literature standard (1-9) Answer Key.
Create a cone-shaped volcano with the brown paper, leaving a small hole at the top. Hand each student several strips of red and orange paper. On each strip, students will write down the ideas and strategies that will help them wait their turn, listen attentively and not erupt like a volcano.
