Grade 4, Lesson 4 - Where's My Watch? (Panda Book)

[mramberg]

This is for the Panda/Man with trumpet book. I don't know how to link it to the index - can moderator take care of that?

This is a basic PowerPoint I just did after the book (peroiod 1) to reinforce the basics of In/On/Under. It uses vocab from the book (the ball is ___ the flowers) then expands to other vocab. It went okay. It's my first upload. Hooray!

[glim67]

Thank you for sharing your PPT!

I'm curious, did you ever receive the teacher's CD for this book? 

[YouBetcha]

Here's another Powerpoint - I seem to be one of the few people using this book, but who knows. This is a PowerPoint to supplement the magic bird story - it works to emphasize in, on, and under. I played up the magic bird part, and emphasized the "what do you want" lesson of the story. The worksheet helps them fill in blanks and role play. Enjoy.

[YouBetcha]

Yes I have the CD. I could get you an .iso image, if you'd like.

[glim67]

Yes, could you please?! My co-teacher told me that this book doesn't have a teacher's CD, which I found extremely odd.

[shmoogrin]

I also do not have a teacher's cd, and this book is terrible.
.  Please share if you can.

[kecharakittie]

just a little listening comprehension/drawing test. read the sentences and have them draw their pictures according to your instructions. =)

[YouBetcha]

I have the files but they are over one gigabyte - how do I contact a moderator to see where to put them, and if that much space is allowed?

[lazerteefs]

A simple worksheet for practicing prepositions. Students draw things in certain positions (on, under, in, etc.)

[wstuchell]

Here is a worksheet I use for helping teach prepositions.

[w4z]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKvNqe8cKU4

This is a great video for teaching prepositions.  I usually play the video once through without pausing.  The second time,  I pause the video at certain points and ask "Where is the cat?"

[kaytmagnotti]

Here's a ppt introducing the vocab for this lesson.  Our CD is outdated and doesn't have the "learn words" section, so I put this together.  It's basic.  Super duper basic.

[CapeTownJanice]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKvNqe8cKU4

This is a great video for teaching prepositions.  I usually play the video once through without pausing.  The second time,  I pause the video at certain points and ask "Where is the cat?"

Brilliant! Thanks for the youtube link! I love the excuse to show Simons cat in my class