Cuckoo / cucu' by lois ehlert is a Read-Aloud Lesson Plan. During reading, I want you to think about what might happen in the end. What lesson do you think cucu' teaches about being conceded?
Cuckoo / cucu' by lois ehlert is a Read-Aloud Lesson Plan. During reading, I want you to think about what might happen in the end. What lesson do you think cucu' teaches about being conceded?
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Cuckoo / cucu' by lois ehlert is a Read-Aloud Lesson Plan. During reading, I want you to think about what might happen in the end. What lesson do you think cucu' teaches about being conceded?
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Before Reading: Begin by asking the question, “What does it mean to
Prepare be “conceded?” Should we be conceded? Why or why not? Are there some times when you have been conceded?
What does it mean to be lazy? Should we let others
do our work?
Let’s take a minute to think about the title of this
book, Cuckoo/ Cucu’. Look at the illustration on the front cover. Do you think that Cuckoo is prettier than other birds?
While I am reading the book, I want you to think about
what might happen in the end. I will occasionally stop reading to ask you for your predictions of how you think the story will end.
During Reading: After reading “What’s that?” she muttered. “Some
Guide flashy new bird? Better chase it away.” – Ask, What do you think she will find? Let the children give you their prediction. Graph those predictions.
Once Cuckoo starts getting “scorched” ask if the
children know what that word means? Do they think it would hurt to be scorched?
What do you think the other birds will say about
Cuckoo when they find out what she did? At the end – Did the story end the way we predicted? What lesson do you think Cuckoo learned?