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I Do Not Like Al's Hat
I Do Not Like Al's Hat | Erin McGill
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Herb is a rabbit. Al the magician is his boss. At every magic show, Al grabs Herbs ears and pulls Herb out of his hat. Herbs ears hurt. Herbs feelings hurt. Herb hurts. Herb has had enough.
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I Do Not Like Al's Hat | Erin McGill
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#lae3414sp19 The book “I Do Not Like Al‘s Hat” by Erin McGill (F) is a story about a magician‘s bunny Al, who is tired of being just that. He ventures out to find a new “job” but he finds a little girl named Sophie who he loves and lives with in the end. I think this book would be great read as a SR because the book has a deeper meaning about animal abuse behind the kid friendly story, which can be talked about in a SR.

sydneydaniels For UDL, I would use 2.1, 8.1 and 3.2. For ESOL, I would use 3, 15, and 30 as strategies. I feel this lesson plan: http://unchainyourdog.org/Teachers.htm would be a great way to have young students understand what animal abuse is, and depending on the age of the student is whether they would
do the 2 page paper or not. 6y
DrSpalding Make sure that the lessons are appropriate. I believe this is an important topic and we should approach it from the right way to care for animals. 6y
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