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1st Graders from Rio Rosales  Oxnard, CA

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1st Graders from Rio Rosales  Oxnard, CA

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8 of us would like a brother like that!
14 would not like a brother like that!
I would n't like a brother like that because I don't want  to  take my stuff animal - Emma and Hailey
I would not like a brother like that because he would steal all my toys. -Leah
I would not like a brother like that because he would steal my blankets.- Tristan
I would like a brother like that because he got back the  stuff from the raccoon. - Jocelyn
I won't like a brother like that because he
would take my prizes.-Aide

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We thought both the boy and the raccoon were troublemakers.  They both were "rascals".
Julianne was surprised that the raccoon took the bunny just like the boy did!

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A brother like that?! First Grade from Lancaster, PA

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A brother like that?! First Grade from Lancaster, PA

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15 of us would like a brother like that!
8 of us would NOT like a brother like that!

Some of us already have a brother like that!
Some of us ONLY have sisters, so it would be nice to have a brother.
We don't want him to take our toys!
He was honest and told the truth.
He got his sister's bunny back from the racoon!

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My class made comments on our kidblog. They replied to the prompt "Would you want a brother like the boy in the story? Why or why not?

Our join code is s8k3p8c

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8 of us would like a brother like the boy in this story and 6 of us would not.  We liked how he was nice at the end.  Here is what two students said:
Quinn would like a brother like the boy in this story because at the end he was really nice to give the bunny right back.
Justus would not like a brother because he would take all his stuff.

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I would like a brother like him because he would be cool and awesome. Jackson T
I wouldn't want a bother like that because he would play with my toys and then break my toys. Nikki
I don't want a brother because it will not be funny
to me if he destroys my toys,so no. Christopher
Christopher, I agree because I don't want a brother like that because he would break my stuff. Ruby
I don't wont a brother like this boy because my
brothers act the same. Bridget
I agree because my brother ruins my toys.
Sofia
I have a brother and he is big. He goes to this school. I think he is in 5th grade. He takes my stuff. Thania

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I have been working on a file for some interactive notebooks and written response sheets based on Erin's lessons. I plan to add more and will add it the file to my TpT store for free when it is done. Here it is for right now. 

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I have been working on a file for some interactive notebooks and written response sheets based on Erin's lessons. I plan to add more and will add it the file to my TpT store for free when it is done. Here it is for right now. 

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https://safeshare.tv/x/OkqqJfZsKGk

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https://twitter.com/MrsOgodogu/status/784444965178843136

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Ideas for Comparing and Contrasting the Boy & the Raccoon 

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Ideas for Comparing and Contrasting the Boy & the Raccoon 

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Popplet App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/popplet-lite/id364738549?mt=8

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Ideas for Comparing and Contrasting the Boy & the Raccoon 

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Ideas for Comparing and Contrasting the Boy & the Raccoon 

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Double Bubble Thinking Map

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Ideas for Comparing and Contrasting the Boy & the Raccoon 

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Ideas for Comparing and Contrasting the Boy & the Raccoon 

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Venn Diagram App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/venn-diagram/id666981188?mt=8

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Details, Details: Reading the Pictures Lesson Plan

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Details, Details: Reading the Pictures Lesson Plan

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Did you use the Details, Details lesson plan? Post what you did with your students here! I'd love to see how you used my plans. :) On Twitter? Use #GRADetails

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The Troublemaker by Lauren Castillo Activity for Global Read Aloud #GRA16

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Read the details in the pictures to help support comprehension for week two's Global Read Aloud 2016 #GRA16 picture book study pick, The Troublemaker by Lauren Castillo. Choose a prompt to respond to or view and respond to your partner's work from last week.