Commotion In The Ocean

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This cool demo uses hot and cold water mixed with a little food coloring to demonstrate how ocean currents form. and pointing at every colorful picture in the book it took us a few days to actually get around to the story. Head to the playground with some sidewalk chalk and a tape measure to see if you can draw a life-size blue whale model. The PowerPoint introduces the book, covering author, title, illustrator, blurb, pre-reading questions, post-reading questions. Authors style: This author uses inviting pictures to keep readers attention as they are learning about all of the creatures that live in or around the ocean.

As you turn the pages you’ll be introduced to wide variety of sea creatures, ranging from blue whales to jellyfish. Simply use food coloring to dye the water deeper shades of blue to represent the amount of sunlight that reaches each zone, then add a representative sea animal toy. Learn more: The Best Ideas for Kids If you enjoy these ocean activities, check out 20 Wild Ways To Explore Animal Habitats With Kids. Once you've finished reading the book, take a deep dive into learning with Commotion in the Ocean activities.Laminate the sheets and cut out the cards (laminating isn’t necessary, but will make the cards last longer. We love that this craft encourages reusing rather than throwing away since kids will be upcycling their favorite cereal’s box. Failure to place a cancellation at least 4 hours in advance will result in your credit card being charged the full amount of the reserved trip or rental. You will find easy-to-print and use maths puzzles, word cards, colouring sheets and role-play resources - take a look. Her background also includes vocational training and performance support, curriculum design and development, and museum education.

The poetic cadence and easy wording also lends itself well to reading in voices and/or with great feeling. Under the Sea 1 to 20 Dot to Dot Activity Sheets - There’s even more sea creature fun to be had with these fun dot to dot worksheets! This book will capture the attention of the readers, as the pictures are very bright and colorful, exactly what young children like to see. Level 2 – matching rhymes, matching words and pictures, counting syllables, a yes/no activity, completing speech bubbles, punctuating sentences, writing the correct ending on sentences, matching nouns to adjectives, sequencing words to make sentences and matching opposites.

The book has a simple, repeating rhyme scheme - each animal has its own sub-heading and a short poem dedicated to their characteristics.

If you do not have a copy at home then I have attached a PowerPoint and PDF copy below, along with a YouTube video of the book being read. You may also be required to fill out various liability waiver forms for the activities you participate in.I decided to read the book “Commotion in the Ocean” because the illustrations on the front cover caught my attention. The food was plentiful and very good (loved the meatballs) And the live music was the perfect compliment to the entire experience. Users shall not publish and distribute such material (in whole or in part) and/or to incorporate it in other works in any form, media or technology now known or hereafter developed. Moe and Larry attempt to steal a female passenger's fish dinner; but end up attempting to eat a taxidermy fish; with disastrous results.

S. degree in Secondary English Language Arts Education and has taught in both middle and high school classrooms. I would recommend this book to kids in elementary school or someone that just wants to read a easy and fun book. While doing this, they were also carrying a water soaked sponge that they would squeeze into the milk jug whale. In presenting evidence against Hiss, Chambers produced the Pumpkin Papers: five rolls of microfilm of State Department documents, which Chambers had concealed in a hollowed-out pumpkin on his Maryland farm. The Stooges play janitors who work at a newspaper office, begging to be given a chance to become reporters.Under the Sea What Can You See PowerPoint - This PowerPoint makes for another fun and exciting ocean game to play as a whole class. Commotion in the Ocean is a handy springboard for developing all kinds of skills across the curriculum. We love that this art project shows students a different way of using both paint and chalk or pastels. The things that I had to (and have to now with my own children) unteach children are: sharks aren't mean, swordfish don't skewer their food, stingrays don't electrocute prey, and penguins and polar bears don't live on the same hemispheres. At the very end there is a question for the children such as "can you name the friends we have made along the way, see if you can tell me who they are" this would encourage the children to think back on the animals and try to remember what they already know.