Coyote Tales. Book Study. Language Curriculum 2023. Print and Go
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Ontario's new language curriculum has quite a few changes. It requires students to write an informational, persuasive and narrative text (D2.1). Indigenous authors and ways of knowing also play a large role in what students are expected to learn (C1.7). Writing in cursive writing is expected (D2.2).Price $42.00Original Price $48.98Save $6.98
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The book Coyote Tales by Thomas King is an excellent story that involves two trickster figures: coyote and raven. It is a perfect way to introduce indigenous story-telling styles to grades 3, 4, 5 and 6.
In this print and go book study, I cover multiple curriculum strands of Ontario's new language curriculum (2023). It is entirely print and go.
It includes the following:
-Questions
-True Or False? Coyote Activities
-Word Work Activities
-Comprehension Quiz
-Introduction to Fables and Indigenous Story-Telling
-Brief biography of Thomas King
-Write Your Own Fable Writing Assignment with Rubric
-Example Of A Fable
-Full Answer Key
AND Bonus: Cursive writing worksheets
"Coyote Tales" (the physical novel) can be purchased through scholastic or by clicking on the following link: Coyote Tales By Thomas King
Do you like this product? If you do, I encourage you to preview some of my other related resources:
The Great Canadian Tree Inspired By The Great Kapok Tree
The Barren Grounds Novel Study
The Song That Called Them Home
Indigenous Innovation Cursive Writing Booklet
I love to tie this lesson into visual arts as well. Here are some ways I do that:
Kevin Pee-Ace. Indigenous Canadian Art
Daphne Odjig. Grandmother Of Indigenous Art
I am also creating a series of daily morning writing prompts that cover the new curriculum. You can check out the series below, by previewing September:
Grade 4: Minds On Activities, September
Note: You can click on the preview option to see some of the many curriculum expectations covered by this unit.
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