Blueberry Hill Poems and Songs - Teacher's Resource Guide for Levels A/1 to I/16
Enjoying poems and songs as a whole class activity is one of the best ways to model/teach phrased and fluent reading with expression. It is a part of every poetry lesson. In addition, the following lessons make the invisible mental processes of higher order thinking visible to young readers and writers. The strategies have a literacy focus, but the critical thinking skills can be used across the curriculum. The poetry lessons are suggestions, linked to the Blueberry Hill guided reading lessons. Adapt and add your own selections to them based on the needs of your students.
Enjoying poems and songs as a whole class activity is one of the best ways to model/teach phrased and fluent reading with expression. It is a part of every poetry lesson. In addition, the following lessons make the invisible mental processes of higher order thinking visible to young readers and writers. The strategies have a literacy focus, but the critical thinking skills can be used across the curriculum. The poetry lessons are suggestions, linked to the Blueberry Hill guided reading lessons. Adapt and add your own selections to them based on the needs of your students.
Blueberry Hill Poems and Songs
A Teacher’s Resource Guide for Levels A/1 to I/16
Shared Reading
Author: Pat Harrison
Page Count: 20
Word Count: n/a
Characters: The Blueberry Hill Characters
Genre: Fiction/Poetry
Graphics Type: Photographs & Illustrations
On RRCNA booklist: No
Fountas & Pinnell Text Level Gradient™: n/a
Accelerated Reader Quiz Available: No
ISBN #: 978-1-77387-058-8