Mostrando resultados para "anne giulieri"

Carrots are in the garden. Peas and tomatoes are in the garden, too. Connect to the fiction text pair, The Big Mud Puddle.

Kate wants to paint a picture of a rainbow, but she only has red, blue, and yellow paint. Then Max jumps into the paint and mixes the colors, and Kate can see purple, orange, and green paint. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Rainbows.

It is fun to make chocolate banana pops. Connect to the fiction text pair, Bananas in My Tummy.

Dan wants to play on the big blue slide, but the big girl tells him to go away. Dan is sad, but then he asks Tim and the big girl to play on the slide with him. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Play 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

The children go outside and see a rainbow in the sky and learn about when rainbows can come out. They then find out about making their own rainbow by putting a glass of water on a window sill. Connect to the fiction text pair, Paint a Picture.

Ben is at the aquarium. Look out, Ben! Here is a big gray shark. Connect to the fiction text pair, Little Sea Horse and the Big Crab.

Find out how you can play 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 games at school: hiding games, playground games, garden games, running and jumping games, and sitting games. Connect to the fiction text pair, Go Away!

Little Sea Horse is looking for food in a cave. Oh, no! Big Crab is in the cave, too. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, The Aquarium.

Look at me and my things.

Pancakes are good to eat! Connect to the fiction text pair, Suprise Pancakes for Mom.

Buzzy Bee and Little Butterfly are playing in the flowers. Then Little Butterfly is sad because he cannot see Buzzy Bee. They find each other and are happy because they can play again. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Paint a Butterfly.

Build a big sandcastle with Alex.