Andy Said:

Does anyone know a good lesson plan or Activity to go along with the book Bunny Money By Rosemary Wells?

We Answered:

If you have read the book and understand its concept, then my advice is to simply work a lesson plan around the "moral" of the story, what the author is trying to convey to its young readers, and that is what money is and how to use it. You can include in your lesson plan the cut out bunny money and have them "trade" for goods. Good luck.

Manuel Said:

What is a website where I can get a lesson plan for The book Esperanza Rising by: Pam Munoz Ryan??????????????

We Answered:

http://www.scu.edu/character/upload/Espe…

http://content.scholastic.com/browse/les…


http://www.siue.edu/MLTE/LA%20Modules%20…

Rhonda Said:

Why would a teacher decide to do a lesson plan on the book Where The Wild Things Are?

We Answered:

The book is a great book.
It is good for children to read the book before they see the movie.
The book is a good intro to talk about life skills (self control) and families (how mom treats him.)
It is also great for children to act out, especially the roars, gnashing teeth, and terrible claws.
It is good for talking about saying "no."

Janet Said:

does anyone know where i can get a lesson plan book at in kansas city?

We Answered:

Try the Barnes and Noble. I found a very good one that had a section for student attendance as well as daily plans and a long range calendar. It was only about $10 and they gave an Educator discount card.

Howard Said:

Combination teachers, what plan book do you use?

We Answered:

I have a year 3/4 class, but I just use a generic weekly planner - my other planning I do on my computer using templates that I have borrowed/designed. Can't help you, sorry.