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Hattie and the Fox

  • by Debbie
  • January 27, 2011
  • 1 comment

Hattie and the Fox

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Randy and the kids played with the camera today…

Today we read the story of Hattie and the Fox. This book is a great book that practices predictability. As Hattie sees each part of the fox hanging out from the busy the animals all exclaim the same thing over and over – ” Well , Well” ” Good Grief !” The kids begin after the second time to chime in. Then before revealing the last page we talk about what we think is behind the bushes.
Below you see a picture of Nolan and Dillion playing with the new Woodland creatures set I bought for this unit. There are two families of animals ( skunks and chipmunks ) and a bedroom , livingroom and dining room set. Basically it is playing house but with animals. Sometimes we get in the habit of only exposing boys to what we consider ” boy toys” like blocks and cars when in actuality they also like to pretend to play house. They can work out emotions from stress and learn to be nurturers . If you would like to read more about it, here is an article from Education.com .

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One Comment

Michelle
January 19, 2011

Is that a bear rug they are sitting on?? Great idea… any book is better when read on a fun rug.

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