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First book Written by Robert Munsch....MUD PUDDLE

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First book Written by Robert Munsch....MUD PUDDLE

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Below is a link to a read
aloud on YouTube.

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Mud Puddle by Robert Munsch | Books for kids read aloud!

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Free resources for Parents who want to incorporate Robert Munch in their home teaching.

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Free resources to support
Parents and Teachers

Teaching with Robert Munsch

Build important skills in language arts, social studies, math, art and science with curriculum-based lessons.
NOTE: Teachers may share these teaching guides with their students on a closed school or group platform (i.e Google Classroom) with limited access for your students until June 30, 2020.
Story time with Robert Munsch

Listen to the one and only Robert Munsch reading his stories!

Activity sheets and fun stuff

Try a word search, crossword and more!

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Free resources to support Parents and Teachers Teaching with Robert Munsch Build important skills in language arts, social studies, math, art and science with curriculum-based lessons. NOTE: Teachers may share these teaching guides with their students on a closed school or group platform (i.e Google Classroom) with limited access for your students until June 30, 2020.

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Here is a video of a read aloud read by Robert Munsch reading his book 'Mortimer!'

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Mortimer read by... ROBERT MUNSCH! One of Robert Munsch's classic story for more stories:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dgoxk78Fg7s

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Why did Robert Munsch Write 'Stephanie's Ponytail?

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Why did Robert Munsch Write 'Stephanie's Ponytail?

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Stephanie’s Ponytail came about in 1992 because a friend, Craig Corbett, who was a student teacher, asked me to come to his class and tell stories.

So I went to the school in Durham, Ontario where he was teaching. Durham is a little farm town about an hour away from where I live.

While I was there I tried making up some new stories. One of the kids who asked to be in a story was named Stephanie. She had a ponytail coming right out of the top of her head; so I made up a ponytail story for her.

I don’t even remember what other stories I made up that day, but the class really liked the Ponytail story and I decided it was a good one.

When I got home I wrote it down and sent a copy to Stephanie. I told her that it might be a book someday and asked her to send me her picture.

Her teacher, Mrs. Munro, gave her the letter and Stephanie sent me a picture of herself with a ponytail coming right out of the top of her head.

By 1996 the Ponytail story was getting really good. I had found that it even worked when I told it in High Schools and Universities and I decided to make it into a book.

Michael Martchenko drew the pictures for the book. I surprised Stephanie by just showing up one day at her school to give her copies of Stephanie’s Ponytail.

She said, “Never do that again. When I got called to the principals office I thought I was in trouble!”

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Stephanie's Ponytail came about in 1992 because a friend, Craig Corbett, who was a student teacher, asked me to come to his class and tell stories.

So I went to the school in Durham, Ontario where he was teaching. Durham is a little farm town about an hour away from where I live.

While I was there I tried making up some new stories. One of the kids who asked to be in a story was named Stephanie. She had a ponytail coming right out of the top of her head; so I made up a ponytail story for her.

I don't even remember what other stories I made up that day, but the class really liked the Ponytail story and I decided it was a good one.

When I got home I wrote it down and sent a copy to Stephanie. I told her that it might be a book someday and asked her to send me her picture.

Her teacher, Mrs. Munro, gave her the letter and Stephanie sent me a picture of herself with a ponytail coming right out of the top of her head.

By 1996 the Ponytail story was getting really good. I had found that it even worked when I told it in High Schools and Universities and I decided to make it into a book.

Michael Martchenko drew the pictures for the book. I surprised Stephanie by just showing up one day at her school to give her copies of Stephanie's Ponytail.

She said, "Never do that again. When I got called to the principals office I thought I was in trouble!"

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Stephanie's Ponytail came about in 1992 because a friend, Craig Corbett, who was a student teacher, asked me to come to his class and tell stories. So I went to the school in Durham, Ontario where he was teaching. Durham is a little farm town about an hour away from where I live.

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Here is a video on YouTube that includes 4 Robert Munsch Stories the kids will love!

50 Below Zero

Angelas Airplane

The Boy in The Drawer

Something Good

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A Bunch of Munsch- Best Stories Ever- For Kids!

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The below link will bring you to Robert Munsch's official website and will tell you a little information about him as well as has some great resources.
https://robertmunsch.com/about