Thursday, January 22, 2015

Wemberly Worried - Digital Mentor Text Presentation #5


Henkes, K. (2000). Wemberly Worried. New York: Greenwillow Books.

Readability lexile: AD170L

Adult Directed - Picture books often get an AD or "Adult Directed" code. They're usually read to a child, rather than a child reading them independently. Although seemingly easy reading, some picture books actually have pretty high Lexile measures, and could present a challenging independent reading experience to an age-appropriate reader. Initially, an adult may want to read the book along with the child. 

Target Audience: Grades K-2

Theme: Confronting and Resolving Fears; Back-to-School Experiences; First Day of School 

In the following video presentation, I discuss a little bit about the book, the themes, a getting ready activity, and different activities and writing techniques that I would use if I taught this book with my students.

ALSO, find out why this book is my personal favorite!


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