Here's a peek at the finished product:
I always make anchor charts for each of the stories we read. Here are a few:
Once my students are familiar with Leo Lionni and his stories, then they are ready to tackle writing their own Leo Lionni story. I use the FREEBIE below for them to plan their story.
I always write a story along with my class as a shared writing piece. This is the planning page we completed together:
I'd love to give a copy of my Leo Lionni unit to the first 3 readers that leave a comment below. Please don't forget to leave your e-mail.
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I'd love to give a copy of my Leo Lionni unit to the first 3 readers that leave a comment below. Please don't forget to leave your e-mail.
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I love this unit! Thanks for sharing- I want to read more of his books in my classroom!
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Allie
I love all things Leo Leonni! YOu have great anchor charts! teresaarana87@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteGreat Stuff!! Need it for My unit :) thanks dodgersprincess79@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI just saw this and want to leave a message anyway. This looks amazing!! I teach Leo Lionni every year for the past 20 years. I'm excited to add this to my wish list. Thanks for making such a cool unit twinnews@msn.com
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I just came across this because I am teaching a social emotional training to teachers in my area and this is a wonderful resource. Thanks for sharing.
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DeleteIt looks like a timeless unit! I'm a new kindergarten teacher and I'm in love with this author and his wonderful stories. Your anchor charts are beautiful! minna.jenkins@fayette.kyschools.us
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful unit. I love Leo Lioni, such mastery of the smaller beauties of life
ReplyDeleteWonderful work! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to get the three items mentioned above. It is the end of the year but using it in the beginning would be great!!
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