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The Panda Problem
The Panda Problem | Deborah Underwood
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The critically adored, New York Times bestselling Deborah Underwood delights with a hilariously meta celebration of storytelling out of control. Every story needs a problem. But Panda doesn't have a problem. Unless . . . Panda is the problem. The New York Times bestselling author of Here Comes the Easter Cat and The Quiet Book loses control of the narrative in the funniest, most exuberant, most kid-delighting way in this adventurous ode to what makes a story--and what makes a story great.
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mandarchy
mandarchy
The Panda Problem | Deborah Underwood
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Nominated for the 2022 Washington Children's Choice award, my students loved this book. I actually heard students say, I'm voting for this. After reading, students got a graphic organizer to map out a story of their own, using the basic elements: narrator, main character, supporting characters, conflict, conflict resolution and setting. Students said the panda was sassy, smart (@$$), and that it roasted the narrator. #WCCPBA NOMINEE #READOUTLOUD

Texreader This looks adorable!! 3y
mandarchy @Texreader is a very funny conversation between panda and narrator. 3y
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RamzieM
RamzieM
The Panda Problem | Deborah Underwood
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Written by Deborah Underwood
Illustrated by Hannah Marks
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In this MF book the panda and the narrator try to figure out what the problem is... Or maybe who? The panda problem is a great book that in my opinion would be best used in a RT.
UDL: Optimize visual choice or autonomy(7.1)
ESOL: 43. Have students underline or highlight keywords or important facts within the assignment.

RamzieM https://www.readingrockets.org/strategies/readers_theater
The resource above is a how-to RT. It gives you all of the best strategies to create your RT and how to make it the best for your students. I feel this resource will help you create your RT for the panda problem and probably even other books.
4y
DrSpalding What an excellent resource to help you implement readers theater in the classroom. This is a cute story! I am adding it to my stack. 4y
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RobeyMemorial
RobeyMemorial
The Panda Problem | Deborah Underwood
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💕💕New Favorite 💕💕

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TracyReadsBooks
TracyReadsBooks
The Panda Problem | Deborah Underwood
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The panda doesn‘t have a problem...and that‘s exactly the problem. Without a problem to solve, there‘s no story to tell. Or is there? The panda decides to help out the very frustrated narrator and hilarity ensues. A delightful picture book about writing & telling stories, problems and how we solve them, imagination & teamwork. A great addition to the library. Love it. Definitely recommended.

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