Brown bear,brown brown, what do you see? By Bill martin / Eric Carle




Brown bear,browm bwar, what do you see? By Bill martin / Eric Carle


5-6 years


I chose this book because I think that rtough a simple and repetitive book they can learn how to make a question and make simple descriptions.

So trought this book we can develop:





Speaking
-           Ask and answer questions
-          Reviw colors and animals.

Listening and responging
-          Listen how to make a question and answer it.

Drama
-          Roll playing

Understand and interpretating
-          Indentify the main events and characters, and wht is happening, the meaning of what is happening.

Writing
-          Description
-          Questions
-          Answers
-          Order a sentence

Pre-teaching

*    Review the name of some animals and of some colors.
*    Learn some tricky words that we will work with, like for example: me, I, some prepositions like at.


Actual teaching
*    The teacher reads the book.
*    She/he read it again but the children try to say it at the same time.


Post-teaching
*    They have to make a circle and they will have to take the pet of the class and pass it saying the clue of the book. For example:
The one who pass the pet: Jesica, Jesica, what do you see?
The next one answers: I see a blue cat (they invent)
Looking at me.
The same who has said the blue cat say the question with the name of next one.


IF WE WANT TO WORK THE BOOK IN DIFFERENT DAYS

Day 1:
*    At the blackboard the will be some words, and they will have to take one and try to order the complete question and answer (each word a different children)
*    Later they will have to do the same but on their own paper, where they have to cat the words and glue them in the right order, watching the picture of the animal and the color of it to make the sentence.

Day 2:
*    They have the sentence with words missing and they have to complete it (tricky words)

Day 3:
*    Finally they draw their own animal and write their sentence on their own.








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