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Eric Carle Alive! Create Your Own “Brown Bear” Classroom Book
Overview
Teach children to analyze the Sound Writing strategies of Eric Carle to create their own books and poems in this free arts integration learning activity. You and your students will start by unpacking the writing strategies Eric Carle used to create his classic book Brown Bear, Brown Bear. After you discover how this beloved author used a rhythmic “Question and Answer” form to craft his book, you’ll use these same writing techniques to create your own classroom books. Just follow the downloadable lesson plans and watch the videos below! Discover how student poetry writing brings to life science, social studies, and other topics throughout the curriculum!
Resources Provided
- Sound Writing Template #5: Question and Answer Form
- Dr. King What do you See?
- National Symbols What do you See?
- Virginia State What do you See?
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Dr. Seuss Alive! Create Your Own “One Fish, Two Fish” Poetry and Books
Use Sound Writing techniques to create your own classroom book.