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| Jan Brett's Home Page | 2001 Jan Brett Calendar |
| Jan Brett: Teacher Resource File | The Mitten |
| Books by Jan Brett | Jan Brett - Scholastic.com |
| Jan Brett's Biography | A Study of The Mitten |
| Author Study: Jan Brett Encarta Schoolhouse | Annie and the Wild Animals a Literature Unit |
| A Lesson on The Mitten | Teacher Cyberguide: The Mitten |
| Lesson Exchange: The Mitten | A Curriculum Web for The Mitten |
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AR points .5 and book level 3.9 |
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| After students have read The Mitten, they should create a Mitten Glyph in Kid Pix. Have the students use the Wacky Pencil to draw a great big mitten or trace a mitten on transparency film and use that as a pattern to trace on the computer screen. Children should use the following criteria to create their own personalized Mitten Glyph, save and print. When completed, the teacher can create a slide show in Kid Pix of all the Mitten Glyphs and have the class interpret the data by looking at their fellow student's glyphs. | |
| Red Mitten = I like summer best. | Blue Mitten = I like winter best. |
| Yellow Mitten = I like fall best. | Green Mitten = I like spring best. |
 design = I am six years old.Hint - stars can be found in KidPix3 rubber stamp categories AdLib; Cutouts; Toonies; and Toonies2; |
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     design = I am seven years old.Hint smiley faces can be found in KidPix3 rubber stamp category Adlib and the Paintbucket patterns; |
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 Here's my Mitten glyph done in KidPix Deluxe 3rd Edition... I LOVE this program;) |
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