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Continents:
Africa Curriculum tie-ins, activities, and transitions |
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Use continent books* or maps to introduce the continent of Africa. Then introduce some African animals with the
books below. *Coming in 2003-2004: Sayre's books to introduce each continent to grades K-3. Millbrook. |
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First, survey the kids about what they know about crocodiles and think about crocodiles: Do you like
crocodiles? How would you describe a crocodile? Pay attention to the adjectives they use and write a few
down on a chalkboard.
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| Now look back at the adjectives we used for crocodiles
before we read the book. Did you learn anything new about crocodiles? How would you describe them now? Let's
learn about some more African animals.
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| If You Should Hear a Honey Guide contains a Swahili word: Kumbe! Check the web or other books for more Swahili words to introduce to the kids. Educators might also transition to more information on the people of Africa. |
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Pulley Sayre Children's Author E-mail: april@aprilsayre.com (Please give your email a specific, book-related subject line. Otherwise it may be accidentally deleted as junk mail.) |
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