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🦁Novel Study: The Wizard of Oz

Big Idea... “The journey changes us.” Students explore how characters grow, how choices matter, and how “home” can mean more than one thing. 📚 Learning Goals  Students will: Understand story elements (characters, setting, problem, solution) Identify themes (courage, kindness, wisdom, home) Make text-to-self and text-to-world connections Practice retelling, predicting, and inferring Express understanding through art, drama, writing, and discussion 🧭 Structure Overview (4–5 weeks) Read aloud + shared reading Short chapters grouped together Hands-on response activities instead of long written work Choice-based projects 🟡 Week 1: Kansas → Oz (Chapters 1–4) Focus Setting Problem Prediction Activities 1. Before Reading: “What Makes a Home?” Class discussion or journal draw/write Prompt: What makes a place feel like home? Kansas vs Oz 2. Setting Contrast Create a T-chart : Kansas (black & white) Oz (colorful & magical) Students draw or...

A Note About Learning Fun - Episode 6 - Saying Good Morning in French

In today's Learning Fun video I shared that I live in Canada then went on to talking about France and the French spoken there. After completing the video, I realized that I missed a golden opportunity to quickly share that French is also spoken in Canada! I will definitely find a way to include this in other French focused videos.

So parents and caregivers if you are watching this video with your children be sure to include this fun French fact:

French is an official language alongside English in Canada and French is not only spoken in the predominantly French province of Quebec. Right throughout Canada there are French pockets and many bilingual speakers of English and French. 

Happy Watching!







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