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Learning to Share by Meredith Rusu

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Here is the link to my ZoraTELLS evaluation form.

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1. Develop an awareness of children’s literature and its authors/artists.
2. Develop an awareness of the different types and genres of children’s books.
5. Implement strategies for children to share books in a classroom situation.

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I Am Sharing by Mercer Mayer

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Llama Llama Time to Share By Anna Dewdney

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Should I Share My Ice Cream? By Mo Willems

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1. I will have rolled up construction paper in a shape of an ice cream cone for each of my students. Each student will get one rolled up piece of paper.
2. We will all stand in a circle and I will have a ball that fits in the cone.
3. We will pass the ball from cone to cone working on our sharing skills, cooperation skills, and being polite by saying thank you when handed the ball.

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Pass the Ice Cream: Sharing Activity for Preschoolers

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Sharing activity inspired by Should I Share My Ice Cream by Mo Willems! Perfect for homeschool, classrooms, or family fun. Includes a free printable!

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To open my lesson, I will tell my students we will be learning about sharing today. I will then ask them what it means to share. After a few students have answered, I will tell them what it means to share. Following our discussion, I will play them the Sesame Street: Sharing Song and let them watch the video and listen to the song.