Title: If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
Author: Laura Numeroff recieved a total of seven different types of awards for her work. Her first honor was from California Young Reader Medal in 1987.
Publisher: HaperCollins (1985)
Genre: Fiction
Grade Level: K-2
Brief Synopsis: This story is about a little boy who gives a mouse a cookie. The storyline takes you through the day of a little boy and a mouse, which in turn asks for various other favors.
Theme/Skill: Language Arts and Math/ Graphing and using correct grammar when creating a timeline/ Beginner Readers
Pre-activity: Create a graph as a class based on the topic: Favorite Types of Cookies: Chocolate Chip Cookies, Sugar Cookies, Chocolate Cookies, and Oreos. The teacher will take the students votes by using a tally chart. Then the teacher will create the graph with the students assistance.
Post-activity: Have the students complete the given worksheet that consits of fill in the blank using pictures.
My Refection of the book persuading people to read it:
I feel this is a great story for children to use their imagination throughout the book. This book can be used with a wide range of ages. This story uses appropriate vocabulary for all grade levels. I also feel that there are many activities teachers can use pre or post reading this story. I also like this book because it follows a sequence of events.
Genre: Fiction
Grade Level: K-2
Brief Synopsis: This story is about a little boy who gives a mouse a cookie. The storyline takes you through the day of a little boy and a mouse, which in turn asks for various other favors.
Theme/Skill: Language Arts and Math/ Graphing and using correct grammar when creating a timeline/ Beginner Readers
Pre-activity: Create a graph as a class based on the topic: Favorite Types of Cookies: Chocolate Chip Cookies, Sugar Cookies, Chocolate Cookies, and Oreos. The teacher will take the students votes by using a tally chart. Then the teacher will create the graph with the students assistance.
Post-activity: Have the students complete the given worksheet that consits of fill in the blank using pictures.
My Refection of the book persuading people to read it:
I feel this is a great story for children to use their imagination throughout the book. This book can be used with a wide range of ages. This story uses appropriate vocabulary for all grade levels. I also feel that there are many activities teachers can use pre or post reading this story. I also like this book because it follows a sequence of events.
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