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Michigan K-12 Standards – Science – November 2015 – Read, Write, ROAR!

Michigan K-12 Standards – Social Studies – Read, Write, ROAR!

Learn about the letter O and the long o vowel sound, read a story about the plants and animals that live in a pond, and learn about research and collecting animal facts.

1st Grade

Elementary School

English

Listening to Frogs and the Long O Sound

Letter Sounds and Blends

Narrative and Informational Writing

Plants, Animals, and Nature

Read Write Roar

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Read Write Roar>Narrative and Informational Writing

Read Write Roar>Plants, Animals, and Nature

Learn about the pond ecosystem, where many plants and animals work together. Then research and write about the food that frogs eat.

Learn about the pond ecosystem, where many plants and animals work together. Then research and write about the food that frogs eat.

More Fun With Frogs, a Pond, and the Long o Sound.

Learn about the physical characteristics of frogs and tadpoles, read a poem and look for the letter patterns that make the long a vowel sound, and learn about homophones.

Learn about the physical characteristics of frogs and tadpoles, read a poem and look for the letter patterns that make the long a vowel sound, and learn about homophones.

More Fun with Long A and Where do Frogs Live?

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Listening to Frogs and the Long O Sound

Lesson Plan - Listening to Frogs and the Long O Sound