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A Chain of Events Story– In this activity, students recall the cumulative rhyme of The Swamp Where Gator Hides, putting the animals in the proper order using sequencing strips. | |
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Compare and Contrast in a Venn Diagram– In the book The Swamp Where Gator Hides, which is a variation on The House That Jack Built, the reader is introduced to cumulative story structure. In this activity students compare and contrast both books in a Venn Diagram. | |
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Reader’s Theater– In this activity, students perform a readers’ theater as they read different parts of the story. Reader’s theater is a wonderful way to enhance comprehension of the text and structure of the story. | |
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Swamp Dioramas– In the book The Swamp Where Gator Hides, the reader is introduced to animals that live on or near a swamp. In this activity students create ten swamp dioramas that illustrate various scenes from the book. | |
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Who Am I?– In the book The Swamp Where Gator Hides, the reader is introduced to ten animals that live on or near a swamp in a cumulative story. In this activity, students guess who the animal is with clues written on a smart board or black board. | |
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