Kids Wings Unit for What's the Time, Grandma Wolf

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What's the Time, Grandma Wolf?
by Ken Brown

This could be your first scary book! Little forest animals follow Grandma Wolf during her daily routine. They take turns asking, "What time is it, Grandma Wolf?" You'll be surprised to discover what time it is!!!

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A Literature guide for What's the Time, Grandma Wolf? is one of the 40 literature guides on sale in Tickles, Tricks, and Treasure!

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A Unit for What Time is It, Grandma Wolf?
is in the 374 page Tickles, Tricks, and Treasure A Kids Wings collection of by Suzy Red.

The 51-page Kids' Wings units for four award-winning picture books will enrich and extend your reading of this not-so-scary literature! They are perfect for paired, group, or whole class study. Included are activities for:
A Very Hairy Scary Story by Rick Walton,
What’s the Time, Grandma Wolf? by Ken Brown,
One Dark Night by Lisa Wheeler,
Snip! Snap! What’s That? by Mara Bergman.

Activities include:
Readers' Theater Script for the traditional Little Red Riding Hood,
Discussion Cards,
Crossword Puzzle
Comparing Scary Stories,
The Onomatopoeia Song,
Multiple Choice Comprehension,
Writing Activities,
Research,
Math Activities,
Character Building,
Decision Making,
Art,
Rhyming,
Story Mapping,
Recipe's Writing,
Answer Keys, and more!

Internet Extensions:

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Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf Lesson Plan

The True Story of the Three Little Pigs--Comparison Story

The Mockingbird Books for 2002-2003

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