Īnd my lesson on the Holocaust using the picture book, Terrible Things by Eve Bunting. If you're looking for other ways to incorporate picture books in your class, check out my lesson on refugees using the book My Beautiful Birds. and the child saw A CAT, and the dog saw A CAT, and the fox saw A CAT. Note: you will need access to this book (available at many libraries and booksellers) to complete this lesson.Ĭlick HERE to read more about They All Saw a Cat on Amazon. Unless you’re a teacher or librarian, a grown adult that does not work or live with children will come into very little contact with picture books. The cat walked through the world, with its whiskers, ears and paws. This lesson works well with teaching POV for a DBQ, but can be used to teach POV across a wide array of grade levels. This product guides you through how to use the book to teach POV and includes some higher-level questions and possible assessments. The other is a paper plate craft for students to paint.This lesson guides students to an understanding of point of view (POV) by using the picture book, They All Saw a Cat by Brendan Wenzel. One provides multiple communication opportunities as students create patterns on a cat image. Adjective vocabulary interactives match the word to the picture.

4 are provided with specific animals’ views to compare, and there is 1 blank template for making other comparisons.

Compare & contrast activity: compare/contrast 2 of the views. They All Saw A Cat Books Read Aloud simicrane 45.1K subscribers Subscribe 1.1K 163K views 5 years ago The cat walked through the world, with its whiskers, ears, and paws.Have students complete a cat puzzle as is, or mix up the pieces to make patchwork cats, like in the book. 3 matching worksheets for matching the animal with how it saw the cat.Matching cards for playing a Memory-type game match the animal with how it saw the cat.Lesson plan for multiple days’ worth of activities.Using storybooks in speech and language therapy allows us to target meaningful vocabulary and language objectives within the context of literature and well-constructed narratives. It is a lot of fun to help kids see how the cat is viewed by each of the other animals - bigger, smaller, mean, furry. This book, 'They All Saw A CAT' is great for building descriptive language skills and talking about point of view.

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