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

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

Build words using the -wh- sound, learn the high-frequency words &#8220;over&#8221; and &#8220;see,&#8221; and look for rhyming patterns as we read the nursery rhyme &#8220;The Bear Went Over the Mountain&#8221;.

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The Bear Went Over the Mountain

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Read, Write, ROAR!, Read more about animals and their habitats, discuss nonfiction text features, and learn new vocabulary words.

Read more about animals and their habitats, discuss nonfiction text features, and learn new vocabulary words.

Animal Habitats Part 2

Read, Write, ROAR!, Read a book about animal habitats and learn some features of nonfiction texts. Then, draw a picture and write a sentence using information from the story.

Read a book about animal habitats and learn some features of nonfiction texts. Then, draw a picture and write a sentence using information from the story.

Animal Habitats

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The Bear Went Over the Mountain

Lesson Plan - The Bear Went Over the Mountain