Edward tulane activities

Who doesn't love a great read aloud? We are educators, let's face it, we are all obsessed with children's literature! I am an addict! I can't get enough! I have thousands and I can't stop! I have a special cart in my room right beside my chart stand and carpet area. In that cart I hold the ultimate treasures. The most royal of all my books! The READ-ALOUDS! Topping the special read-alouds list is The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo. I can't even explain how much I adore…

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Ms. Farrell - Rang 5 The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo won the Boston Globe Horn book award in Fiction in 2006. It follows the life of a china rabbit who discovers that life is all about learning to get to know and love the people around you. It inspired the boys and girls in fifth class to create these fantastic art works.

Find My Rabbit This app could help Abilene find Edward when he went overboard. Find My Rabbit sends signals to a microchip put on Edward. Then, it tells you where to go and if your rabbit is alive or not.

Imagine you begin school and you have a class full of eager readers who are ready for the excitement of learning new skills in literacy. They are ready for new books with incredible stories. You hope to nurture their love for reading throughout the year and then you give them a book to read during...

Edward Tulane day was a big success! The kids loved having their favorite stuffed animals at school and sharing them with their classmates. ...

Edward Tulane character trait cycle

This novel study of The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane will provide students with activities to practice their reading skills. Students will demonstrate an understanding of vocabulary and comprehension by completing activity sheets for every three chapters read. Students will complete extension activities that will enable to respond to the novel in creative ways.

Analyze themes in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane with StoryboardThat's free activities! Highlight examples from the text for deeper analysis.