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Classroom Connections: The Gingerbread Man by Jim Aylesworth In English Fairy Tales. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Macmillan, 1962 (1918). Read a poem "The Gingerbread Man" by Rowena Bennett. ... 2.
Jim Aylesworth: The Gingerbread Man The rhythmic text has the gingerbread man running away from the old couple, a butcher, and a cow and a pig (dressed in clothes) until he meets the classic ... 3.
Jim Aylesworth: The Gingerbread Man The rhythmic text has the gingerbread man running away from the old couple, a butcher, and a cow and a pig (dressed in clothes) until he meets the classic ... 4.
Jim Aylesworth: A Visit to Hebron, Indiana Jim Aylesworth: A Visit to Hebron, Indiana ... "My grandparents went to school here 80 years ago and the high school here. That's where they met and fell in ... 5.
Jim Aylesworth: Goldilocks and the Three Bears "Picture-book author Jim Aylesworth offers two new gems for the read-aloud crowd, ages 4-8. For an old favorite, try Goldilocks and the Three Bears. ... 6.
Jim Aylesworth: Old Black Fly Aylesworth's rhymes and rhythmic verses has old black fly buzzin' around ... In the end the Old Black Fly meets his fate -- when the baby drops the cake. ... 7.
Classroom Connections: Old Black Fly by Jim Aylesworth As Old Black Fly is recited by the group, the person whose verse is being recited ... Old Black Fly. Illustrated by Stephen Gammell. Holt, 1992. 32 pages. ... 8.
Classroom Connections: Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jim ... Reread Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jim Aylesworth and look at the illustrations by Barbara McClintock in relation to the points discussed above. ... 9.
Classroom Connections: Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jim ... The comparative sizes of the bears, bowls, chairs, and beds are clearly depicted in the illustrations. Goldilocks is shown as an ordinary schoolgirl in a ... 10.
Classroom Connections: Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jim ... After reading Aylesworth's retelling of Goldilocks discuss the information about the origin of the story of "The Three Bears" and compare this retelling to ... |
