Tillena Lou’s Day in the Sun
- Grades:
- K-2
Tillena Lou and her siblings spend a lazy day imagining what it might be like if they were other types of animals. What would they need to survive?
Synopsis: Tillena Lou explores her home and discovers interesting things about the animals that live nearby. During her explorations, she imagines what it must be like to be a bird, fish, or dragonfly! Tillena's joined in her adventure by her brother Tee, sister Taffy, and older brother, Ben. What do the little turtles discover?
The book is an integrated component of the Living Things and Their Needs unit but may be used as a stand-alone reading activity or with the unit's reading/language arts and mathematics supplements: The Reading Link and The Math Link.
This storybook is most appropriate for use with students in grades K–2 but may also be used with students in other grade levels.
Download: Tillena Lou's Day in the Sun
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Living Things and Their Needs
Teacher Guide
The Living Things and Their Needs Teacher's Guide provides resources that allow very young students to explore living and nonliving things and learn about the basic needs of plants, animals, and people. (10 activities)
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Living Things and Their Needs: The Math Link
Worksheets
A set of math worksheets, designed for very young students, that are integrated with the storybook Tillena Lou's Day in the Sun and part of the Living Things and Their Needs unit.
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Living Things and Their Needs: The Reading Link
Worksheets
Set of reading and language arts worksheets related to the storybook Tillena Lou's Day in the Sun and part of the Resources and the Environment unit.
Funded by the following grant(s)
Science Education Partnership Award, NIH
Filling the Gaps: K-6 Science/Health Education
Grant Number: 5R25RR013454