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Rabbit's Pajama Party (Mathstart: Level 1 (MathStart Level 1)
by
Stuart J. Murphy (Goodreads Author),
Frank Remkiewicz
Activities Activities In "Rabbit's Pajama Party, the math concept presented is time sequencing. Understanding what comes first, what comes next, what happens after that, and what happens last is important in the development of a child's understanding of mathematics as well as story comprehension.
If you would like to have more fun with the math concepts presented in "Rabbit...more
If you would like to have more fun with the math concepts presented in "Rabbit...more
Hardcover, 36 pages
Published
September 30th 1999
by HarperCollins Publishers
(first published August 25th 1999)
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Dec 24, 2011
Dolly
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We've been reading lots of different books in the various MathStart series by Stuart J. Murphy. This book is in the MathStart Level 1 series and introduces the concept of sequencing to children. While there may not be any obvious math lessons within the story, learning about how a story begins, what occurs in the middle and how it ends is an important concept in early literacy and education. This is an entertaining tale and serves to help parents and educators teach children this concept. The il...more
This is an excellent book to include in an early elementary unit on sequencing; this typically occurs at the start of a unit on time. While most texts include so many events and details, that it is difficult for young children to pick out the most important ones, this text focuses on 6 main events which occur at a pajama party. Young children will easily relate to this story;it is a lot of fun! I would suggest reading this book at the start of a lesson and then copying the small picture cards, a...more
This is a good book for children that touches on sequencing. Sequencing is a very important trait for children to really comprehend for their stories and writings to be both readable, understandable, and enjoyable to read. Without this strong trait mastered, it will be difficult for young writers to get their point across to readers.
This book was a cute book on sequencing. I think it could have been done with a little more detail. I felt since it was short that I wizzed through it without reading the details about the pajama party. I do however think there are tons of fun games to be played in order to teach sequencing.
I will read this story to the students. They will then retell the story using words such as first, next, then,and last. I will then cut out comic strip stories into separate frames. Students will help me rearrange the frames into their right sequence so that the story will make sense.
When I shared this book with my children I didn't realize that it's a mathstart book on sequencing. Nicely done! Includes ideas for further sequencing and extending concepts from book.
I like that this book encourages talk about sequencing. I think this can be done with most books, but it is nice that the plot sets it up so well with this one.
This was a cute book about sequencing. It also had a lot of rhyme. It was about a group of friends who had a pajama party.
Dec 11, 2012
Denise Johnson
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3 of 5 stars
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I was one of those kids who talked all the time in class. I loved telling stories. One day in the 4th Grade, my teacher said, “You tell such good stories, maybe you should try writing some of them down.” “Wow,” I thought. “She thinks my stories are good.” That’s when I started to real...more
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I was one of those kids who talked all the time in class. I loved telling stories. One day in the 4th Grade, my teacher said, “You tell such good stories, maybe you should try writing some of them down.” “Wow,” I thought. “She thinks my stories are good.” That’s when I started to real...more
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