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1. Are Trolls Good Or Bad?
Are Trolls Good Or Bad? modified by Jeffrey Schultz and Micah Williams Grade Level: 2/3 Critical Task: Is the troll from the Three Billy Goats Gruff good or bad? Why? Overview: Students consider the classic fairy tale The Three Billy Goats Gruff and then examine The Truth About The Three Billy Goats Gruff. In the Three Billy Goats Gruff the troll allows the two small goats to cross the bridge in anticipation of eating the largest of the th...

2. Reading for Fluency
Reading for Fluency Home Lesson Plan Technology Philosophy Resume Scholarly Papers Lesson Plans Services Activity Information: Name of activity and description: Rough Gruff Goats Brothers Rap ? Reading for Fluency Curriculum Area(s) Reading and Language Arts Child(ren): (number, ages, etc.) Small group of students reading on a first grade or low 2^nd grade level Assessment/Rationale: (Why this activity?) To increase fluency in reading by using rhythm Objective(s): (concepts,...

3. Three Billy Goats Gruff
...Carolina at Chapel Hill LEARN NC, a program of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Education, finds the most innovative and successful practices in K?12 education and makes them available to the teachers and students of North Carolina ? and the world. Lesson Plans Three Billy Goats Gruff Students will examine language in three different versions of the traditional "Gruff" tale. These will be compared and contrasted through Venn diagrams. Each text will be introduced, examined, and contrasted in a different lesson. A lesson plan for Grade 1 English Language Arts by Sandra Doyle...

4. "Stop" & "Go"
...ives The children will be able? ~explain the meaning of stop and go. ~perform how to stop and go through play. ~practice the words when they are presented naturally in their environment. ~act out the words with a book in dramatic play. Materials List Large, open area to move around ?The Three Billy Goats Gruff? By Paul Galdone (ISBN : 0899190359) Three Billy goat masks A troll Mask Stop! signs Go! signs Learning Activities 1. The teacher will explain the meaning of stop and go. 2. The teacher will be the first leader and calls out ?Go!?, the students can move any way they want (examples: run, hop, s...

5. I want to go to the library!
...t we like to read and understand. Today we are going to learn how to find books that we like to read and learn how to share what was learned to other people. 2. Let?s review first to see how to correct our reading mistakes. I will read a sentence and you tell me if it is correct. ?The geese and the goats were making funny noises down in their throw.? Is that correct? NO!!! You are right. Let me try it again, ?The geese and the goats were making funny noises down in their throats.? You are right, that is correct. Remember if you are reading and a sentence does not make sense, go back and re-read it t...

6. Both Sides Of The Coin
...le and the new version. B. Have students rewrite a popular fairy tale. Encourage students,in their version, to have characters employ non-aggressive means to prevent or resolve conflict. Some stories to use are: Chicken Little, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, The Little Red Hen, and The Three Billy Goats Gruff. ASSESSMENT Make a chart to record the differences between the original version of the tale and the new version. B. Have students rewrite a popular fairy tale. Encourage students,in their version, to have characters employ non-aggressive means to prevent or resolve conflict. RESOURCES-MATERIAL...

7. Language Arts-ECE
...y and have them make their dancing giraffes. Evaluation/Follow-up: Did the children have problems answering questions about the story? Did the children stay focused during the story? Did the children learn anything new about giraffes from the story? Lesson 2 Activity Information: Name: ?Three Billy Goats Gruff? Curriculum: Language Arts-Speaking Children: Kindergarten Assessment/Rationale: To have students recite the story of Three Billy Goats Gruff as a play. Objectives: Students will demonstrate understanding of storytelling by acting out the story of ?Three Billy Goats Gruff?. Students will demon...

8. Fairy Tales/Reading, Writing/Gr. 2
...Unit/Lesson Plan _ Fairy Tales/Reading, Writing/Gr. 2 Description To improve reading comprehension and writing skills, the students will read "traditional" versions of the fairy tales: Jack and the Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Emperor's New Clothes, Three Billy Goats Gruff. They will compare each fairy tale to the "newfangled" version in the book Shaq and the Beanstalk. The unit will conclude with the students writing and reading their own "newfangled" fairy tale. This unit will take approximately 9 reading periods and 10 writing periods. Goal/Standard/Level/Ben...

9. Kindergarten - Lesson 1 Navaho Rug
...into place once it has been woven. 5. Try cardboard loom weaving using stiff cardboard pieces with 1/2" notches at 1/2" intervals apart, across the top and bottom of the cardboard. Use very fat yarn for the weft (the yarn for weaving in-and-out). Extension and Enrichment: 1. Read other books about goats and sheep and their wool such as: Harriet Ziefert, A New Coat for Anna (ISBN 0394874269) (NY: Random House, 1986); Tomie de Paola, Charlie Needs a New Coat (ISBN 0131283553) (NJ: Prentice Hall, 1974). Compare the process of making cloth in these books to The Goat in the Rug . 2. Invite a speaker who...

10. The Beast B
...ecies which hasn't developed any protective mechanisms appropriate to the new species. Other effects may be indirect such as the new species taking over the food supply of a native species. Research an introduced animal As a class list as many examples of feral animals in Australia as possible, eg. goats, donkeys, camels, water buffalo, cats, foxes, pigs, deer and rabbits. Divide students into groups and allocate each group one animal to research and report on. Their research should cover: reasons for the introduction of the species its geographical spread its impact on the environment, other fauna...