![]() ➜ 2 Character Trait Activities listing traits and supporting traits with text-based evidence ➜ 2 Vocabulary Activities Vocabulary Booklet and Word Mapping ➜ 2 Sequencing Activities First → Next → Then → Last and Beginning → Middle → End ➜ Thematic Writing Paper Use with the Writing Prompts. ➜ 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 ➜ Summarizing Somebody → Wanted → But → Then → Finally ➜ Predicting Activity primary-ruled and wide-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 INCLUDED READ ALOUD LESSON IDEAS & PICTURE BOOK ACTIVITIES: → for remote learning, distance learning, or paperless work in the classroom ![]() → guidance lessons for social emotional learning THE BOOK COMPANION PACKET CAN BE USED FOR: ♥ The activities were designed to be open-ended for easy differentiation and modification. ♥ It is standards-based and covers all aspects of language arts instruction. ♥ The comprehension questions are grouped by reading strategies for easy lesson planning. HOW THIS RESOURCE SAVES YOU TIME and IMPROVES STUDENT LEARNING: Students will love this story about the importance of staying to 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. THE A BAD CASE OF STRIPES BOOK COMPANION FOCUSES ON: We have over 500 picture book companions to choose from? ➔ ➔ SEE THEM ALL HERE ![]() We’ve packed them with a variety of teaching ideas and activities so you have the option to use them in the way that works best for you and your students! The best thing about our 500+ book companions is the flexibility they provide you. Others prefer to dive deeper into the story with vocabulary, grammar, SEL, and writing lessons that can span over several days. Some teachers like to assemble and assign independent work packets. We even wrote the A Bad Case of Stripes comprehension questions for you! Practice reading comprehension strategies with text-based discussion questions. OPTIONAL: If you want to dive deeper into a book study, you’ll find our teaching ideas and slides make it easy to create mini-lessons, anchor charts, and slideshows.Įngage your students with an interactive read aloud by reading or streaming the picture book. Prep can be as simple as printing the activity pages (or assigning the included digital version) and finding a free video of the book being read aloud online. Simply customize your A Bad Case of Stripes lesson plans using the ideas in the teaching guide and choose from the 15 standards-based activities. YOU ONLY NEED TO DO 3 QUICK & EASY STEPS: We constructed strategy-based reading comprehension questions and created no-prep, print-and-go reader response worksheets. We identified an SEL focus / character education topic based on events in the story.ĥ. We wrote 30 book-based writing prompts (that cover 10 genres of writing).Ĥ. We selected mentor sentences & specific grammar skills for each.ģ. We chose vocabulary words & kid-friendly definitions.Ģ. TO SAVE YOU TIME, WE'VE DONE ALL OF THE WORK FOR YOU!ġ. Read on to learn more about all that is included in this standards-based interactive read aloud packet based on the children’s book, A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon. This jam-packed book companion is quick and easy to use - Just print and go! Save yourself time and engage your students with these A Bad Case of Stripes activities.
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