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The Three Little Pigs and the Big Red Dog
The Three Little Pigs and the Big Red Dog | Norman Bridwell, Daphne Pendergrass
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Clifford and Emily Elizabeth are visiting their new neighbors, the three little pigs. There's just one problem: Clifford has a cold! As Clifford visits each little pig, he huffs and he puffs until he sneezes their houses down. Can Clifford find a way to make it up to his new neighbors?
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MGrace15
MGrace15
The Three Little Pigs and the Big Red Dog | Norman Bridwell, Daphne Pendergrass
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A classic fable with your favorite big red dog! The Three Little Pigs and The Big Red Dog (TL) is a twist of the original story of the three little pigs. When I was little, Clifford the Big Red Dog was one of my favorites so it‘s cool to see the two combined. Really cute RA for kindergarteners. UDL 3.2 Highlight patterns, critical features, big ideas, and relationships. EL Strategy 6 Continually monitor students‘ comprehension.
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MGrace15 https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Three-Little-Pigs-and-the-Big-Re... provides material such as comprehension questions. 6y
DrSpalding This is a fun folklore variant. Make sure in your primary classroom that you share the original first and variants later. 6y
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SofiaRoselli
SofiaRoselli
The Three Little Pigs and the Big Red Dog | Norman Bridwell, Daphne Pendergrass
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I would use this traditional literature spin-off would be a great read aloud for the classroom. This Clifford book was a great book for kids. The colorful pictures are visually appealing for the kids to look at. It is a fun twist on the three littles story making Clifford a clumsy dog who has to fix his mistakes. #lae3414sp19

SofiaRoselli https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Three-Little-Pigs-and-the-Big-Re... . This lesson plan helps students identify characters and main events that happen to them. ESOL 13 is used because the lesson plan includes review activities from the book and UDL 3.2 because the worksheet helps to highlight big ideas and relationships in the story. (edited) 6y
DrSpalding You must elaborate on your principles and strategies to explain how they align to the book and or resource. 6y
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dayuso1
dayuso1
The Three Little Pigs and the Big Red Dog | Norman Bridwell, Daphne Pendergrass
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"The Three Little Pigs and The Big Red Dog" by Daphne Pendergrass Illustrated by Remy Simard follows the classic (TL) The Three Little Pigs, but with a fun twist with a sick Clifford. Fun for young ages. This links students prior knowledge of house materials, which is helpful for ELLs (4). This representation of fairy tale is across all languages and makes it a good UDL (2.4) strategy. Readers theater would be great for this story #Lae3414sp19

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