Parents' Simplicity Credo: Learning Suggestions
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This is a lovely read aloud, especially for a quiet time or just before bed. The repeating refrain accompanied by calm, but highly interesting pictures of the cat are soothing but never dull! Learning at Home They All Saw a Cat is the perfect children's book to teach an English unit on point-of-view. ThoughtCo has a superb lesson outline with the use of anchor charts, a scavenger hunt suggestion and a Venn diagram to compare points-of-view: 5 Easy Activities for Teaching Point of View. Classroom Options WestonWoods offers teachers a substantial, CCSS aligned reading guide with a shared writing exercise,a research activity and an art lesson for grades 3-6: They All Saw a Cat. Brendan Wenzel
Wenzel has written and illustrated many children's books perfect for exploring simplicity: Inside Cat, A Stone Sat Still and Hello, Hello to name a few. They All Saw a Cat was his debut picture book. Wenzel collaborates with many groups to protect and conserve wild places and creatures.
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