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Picking Apples (Robin Hill School)
Mrs. Connor's class is off on a field trip to pick apples! But one member of the class is not so sure he wants to add to the piles of this yummy fall fruit. Can Mrs. Connor and the rest of the kids convince Michael to join in the fun -- with an apple picked just for him?
Paperback, 32 pages
Published
September 8th 2009
by Simon Spotlight
(first published 2009)
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In this story Michael does not want to help his classmates pick apples at the orchard. As soon as his teacher comes over to him and whispers that he has something special in common with the apples, Michael immediately starts to help his classmates pick apples. Share this book with your students in pre-k through first grade if you see problems in class with students working together. This book shows a good example of how working together speeds up a process and lessens the amount of work each per...more
This is a good book to use in a math lesson. You could Tally the amount of each apple that is collected in the story and teach the students about pictographs and tally marks.
If a class is taking a field trip to an apple orchard this would also be a good book to read before, after, or both to teach them about the different types of apples. I may read it and then ask my students to come up with their own ways of picking and collecting apples.
If a class is taking a field trip to an apple orchard this would also be a good book to read before, after, or both to teach them about the different types of apples. I may read it and then ask my students to come up with their own ways of picking and collecting apples.
Jan 28, 2012
Eugene Magee
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Shelves:
being-social,
children-s-books,
feelings,
friendship,
generosity,
good-to-teach-colors,
math,
patience,
picture-books,
trees
Good book to assist you in teaching numbers and colors. Also talks about the different types and names of apples. You can also use this book to explain why it is important to be social and have a good attitude towards others.
This is a book is about a class that takes a field trip to pick apples, but one of the little boys does not want to pick any apples. This book can be used during math. Each child can have a certain amount of apples and they might have to figure out how many baskets they need to distribute the apples evenly.
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