Title: Duck & Goose
Author: Tad Hills grew up in Norwell, Massachusetts. Tad had a love for wildlife and nature. He grew up surrounded by many acres of fields and forests. All the grown-ups in his life encouraged Tad's creativity. He spent a lot of time with his grandmother who was an artist.
Publisher: Schwartz and Wade (2006)
Genre: Fiction
Grade Level: 1-2
Brief Synopsis: This is a story about a duck and a goose that fight over an egg that they found. Eventually they decide they both can take care of it when it hatches. So they sit and wait till it hatches. They both eventually realize it is not an egg it is a ball.
Theme/Skill: Sharing/Getting Along/Language Arts & Science.
Pre-activity: Bring in an egg and a ball. As a class we will use a T-chart to compare the two objects.
Post-activity: In the students journals they will write about the importance of sharing. When finished I will choose a couple of student to read aloud their response.
My Refection of the book persuading people to read it:
This is a great book to read to your class in the beginning of the year because it shows the importance of sharing and getting along. The characters have great expressions and are very sweet towards one another. I think every teacher should read it to their class at the beginning of each school year.
Genre: Fiction
Grade Level: 1-2
Brief Synopsis: This is a story about a duck and a goose that fight over an egg that they found. Eventually they decide they both can take care of it when it hatches. So they sit and wait till it hatches. They both eventually realize it is not an egg it is a ball.
Theme/Skill: Sharing/Getting Along/Language Arts & Science.
Pre-activity: Bring in an egg and a ball. As a class we will use a T-chart to compare the two objects.
Post-activity: In the students journals they will write about the importance of sharing. When finished I will choose a couple of student to read aloud their response.
My Refection of the book persuading people to read it:
This is a great book to read to your class in the beginning of the year because it shows the importance of sharing and getting along. The characters have great expressions and are very sweet towards one another. I think every teacher should read it to their class at the beginning of each school year.
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