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Dr. Suess' "Ten apples up on top" from the bright and early collection is assessed for lesson plan ideas using the trade book.

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Dr. Suess "Ten apples up on top" is explored with some ideas presented for a lesson plan.

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1. Real world connections: You might bring an apple as a manipulative and ask kids where they have seen one, how they have used it, etc. Some answers might be pie, grocery store, trees, etc. This activity activates their prior knowledge and can also connect to a mini lesson about health and science for the youngsters.

2. Vocabulary connections: You can team basic vocabulary in context and also introduce the term, balancing. In order to add differentiation and multiple intelligence, you can bring in or make Styrofoam apples and have kids balance them on their heads to practice the meaning of the word kinesthetically.

3. Literacy connections: You might have the kids notice and ...

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