Information About This Unit
Experience a new grade, a new school and changes at home for "Ramona Quimby, Age 8." Read this story and find out how Ramona copes with all the changes in her life. Put the story in order, experiment with fruit flies, find a fancy way to write your name, and create a Wanted poster. Writing assignments include writing about an embarrassing moment, writing about doing something new, and writing about finding a new planet. Plus, your child will learn how to determine the sequence of events. This unit is designed to last one week, depending on how often you teach language arts.
Peanut Butter and the Sequence of Events:
Spelling Activities:
Writing Assignments:
Printables:
Language Arts Year 3, Week 17: Ramona Quimby, Age 8: Part 2
Language Arts Year 3, Week 18: Ramona Quimby, Age 8: Part 3
Literature Activities:| Read "Ramona Quimby, Age 8" | (no rating) |
Read Chapters 1-3 of "Ramona Quimby, Age 8" by Beverly Cleary.
| What Happened Ramona | (no rating) |
List what happened in chapters 1-3 of "Ramona Quimby, Age 8."
| What's in a Name | (no rating) |
Ramona has a special way she likes to write her name. How do you write yours?
| Fruit Fly Experiment | (no rating) |
Observe fruit flies in this experiment.
| Wanted Willa Jean | (no rating) |
If Ramona created a wanted poster of Willa Jean, what would it look like?
Language Arts Concepts:| Vocabulary Words List | (no rating) |
Copy this week's spelling/vocabulary words on a piece of paper.
| Three Times Each | (no rating) |
In this activity, your child will write this week’s vocabulary words three times each.
| Write an Acrostic Poem | (no rating) |
In this activity, your child will write an acrostic poem.
| Sign Your Words | (no rating) |
In this fun activity, your child will use sign language to sign the vocabulary words.
| Disappearing Words | (no rating) |
Your child will have fun making the vocabulary words disappear in this fun activity!
| The Sequence of Events in a Story | (no rating) |
The sequence of events is the order that events happen in a story.
| Peanut Butter and the Sequence of Events | (no rating) |
Use a peanut butter sandwich to demonstrate sequence of events.
| Sequencing with Paul Bunyan | (no rating) |
Read a tall tale about Paul Bunyan and then put the events in order.
| An Embarrassing Moment | (no rating) |
Write about a time when something embarrassing happened to you.
| Doing Something New | (no rating) |
Write about a time when you had to learn to do something new.
| A New Planet | (no rating) |
Imagine and write about finding a new planet.
Learning Tools (worksheets, drills, printables, online games, tests, etc.):| Unscramble Game | (no rating) |
The object of this online game is to put the words back together from a scrambled set of letters.
| Understanding Sequence | (no rating) |
Print this worksheet and have your child practice finding the sequence of events.
| Mr. Granger Exercises | (no rating) |
Print this worksheet and find the sequence of events.
| All Mixed Up | (no rating) |
Print this worksheet and put the events in order.
Free Online Video:| The Boiled Egg | (no rating) |
A young girl recreates the scene where Ramona cracks the egg on her head.