We've been getting a lot of our information from Gail Gibbons' book: Owls.
SO many great facts and text features.
(we are still adding to this...)
Owl Fact Books:
We did a guided drawing for the owl...
then labeled the body parts together.
Each day we have picked one important fact to write together... then we discuss the different ways that non-fiction writers/illustrators might choose to connect the picture with the text.
Love all of their creative ideas!
We all {love} these owl books and will continue working on them after Spring Break.
Mariana: Mrs. Rider, would you fall over if you met Gail Gibbons??
Ryan: Yes, but she'd REALLY fall over flat if she met an owl!!!
ha ha ha!!
The owl fact book idea came from Mrs. Jump's blog.
Check out her owl post below:
Pinning this for TBA...Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I want to do an owl theme soon!
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Apples and ABC's
Found this through Pinterest. I bet your students love them! Thanks for sharing your creative ideas!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the owl books!! (new follower!)
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First Grade Blue SKies
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