Unit 1 The Noisy House Unit 2 Bat Learns to Dance Unit 3 Little Red Hen Unit 4 The Three Billy Goats Gruff Unit 5 Mouse Deer and Tiger Unit 6 The King and the Moon Unit 7 The Gingerbread Man Unit 8 Persuasion: Buy my gingerbread Unit 9 The Three Little Pigs Unit 10 Goldilocks and the Three Bears Unit 11 Recount Unit 12 The Giant Turnip Unit 13 The Sweet-Talking Potato Unit 14 Explanation Unit 15 Fox's Sack Unit 16 The Lucky Duck Unit 17 Little Red Riding Hood Unit 18 Instructions / Discussion / Persuasion Unit 19 The Emperor's New Clothes
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In this lesson, we will draw a picture of the character and write some simple sentences about him.
In this lesson, we will use hot-seating to learn more about the character and will write a thought and speech bubble.
In this lesson, we will use drama and song to begin exploring the main character of our story 'The Emperor's New Clothes'.
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