Friday, July 8, 2011

More From the New Cat in Town: Meet Pete





The students in my class love these worksheets once they have learned the vocabulary presented. We build these sentences in a pocket chart and practice them for several days. When reading this book stop on each page and have your students predict what color his shoes will turn! This is a simple story but a great way to do prediction on a very simple level. Here is the "goodie" I promised. I hope you like it. First grade teachers can have kids create their own adjectives such as "dirty", squishy, rainbow, etc. Tomorrow I will create a class book for you to use. Can you think of a better way to introduce adjectives? Awesome-right?

14 comments:

  1. um Fran,, maybe you have forgotten that many of our second language learners might end up with the sentence "I wet my shoes". Meaning I got them wet, cause thats how they say it :) Just saying....
    deb

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  2. Do you sleep?! You are amazing. Thanks for all you do for teachers and kinders alike.

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  3. Deb,
    That comment made me laugh so hard because it is so TRUE. I think I need more time off!
    Fran

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  4. Fran, Could you check your email from Tamara before signing up for Teachers Notebook? You might like what you find! Love your "goodies"
    - Leslie


    KindergartenWorks

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  5. My Pete the Cat book comes in the morning..can't wait..My Granddaughter and I have been singing the song a lot and having the book will be so fun. I love these cut and paste idea's. My first days back are going to be a breeze, thanks to you and PETE of course!!!

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  6. Fran,
    Your TPT unit is INCREDIBLE! YOu did a great job, and I can't wait to use it! I don't even have the book yet.
    g

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  7. Fran,
    Thanks for sharing. Your unit is great!
    Ke'Andra

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  8. Love this cut and paste. Thanks for all your goodies you share with us.

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  9. Fran, this unit is wonderful! I was wondering if you had checked out the lowercase stamps on Oriental Trading's website? http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/search/processRequest.do?Ntt=lowercase+letter+stamps&x=0&y=0&requestURI=searchMain&Ntk=all&Ntx=mode%2Bmatchallpartial&N=0

    I have been tempted to get them for two years, but would like to see what others think that have them. I nearly lost it when I read the pp comment too, lol. Love the freebie!
    Maggie

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  10. Thanks for the goodie! Sooo cute and I love Pete the Cat!

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  11. You are amazing, Lady! Thanks for everything you share to make all our classrooms better!!

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  12. I am starting to think there might be about 10 Frans because one person couldn't possibly do all this or be this creative. Lol. Thanks for everything!

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  13. Thanks so much for all of your fabulous freebies! Your work is AWESOME! :o)

    Jennifer

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