29. Teaching Setting Picture Books

Episode 29 of the The Read Aloud Classroom podcast, hosted by Sara Soucy | Picture Book Enthusiast | Elementary Teacher, titled "29. Teaching Setting Picture Books" was published on March 11, 2024 and runs 12 minutes.

March 11, 2024 ·12m · The Read Aloud Classroom

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Summary

Picture books are a great tool to teach writing concepts. 📝 Today we are going to be chatting about teaching setting with picture books. Unleash the hidden power of picture books: Learn how their sensory details and evocative language paint stunning settings that inspire young writers. 🌟 OWL MOON LESSON PLAN 📚 SETTING PICTURE BOOKS: Owl MoonThe Snowy DayCreepy CarrotsCloudy with a Chance of MeatballsThe Panda ProblemMake Way for DucklingsWhen the Moon ComesHello Harvest MoonCheck out...

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Picture books are a great tool to teach writing concepts. 📝 Today we are going to be chatting about teaching setting with picture books.

Unleash the hidden power of picture books: Learn how their sensory details and evocative language paint stunning settings that inspire young writers.

🌟 OWL MOON LESSON PLAN

📚 SETTING PICTURE BOOKS:

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