Throughout the story, continue to go back to the title- Two Bad Ants. I wonder what the problem in this story is going to be.” What do they see? How do the ants look to them? My think out loud- “They don’t look like bad ants to me. Really push them to examine the details of the picture. Reinforce how to use Depth and Complexity when “reading” a book cover. With the story, Two Bad Ants by Chris Van Allsburg, CCSS RL 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, and 1.7 are easily applied. With support, even our youngest students will be able to determine the key ideas and lesson from this story. Although this is a picture book, the level of analysis can make this appropriate for Kinder and up. In The Dot, Peter Reynolds brings to life the relatable character, Vashti, a student who is reluctant to be an academic risk-taker. Good literature, whether novels or picture books, lend themselves well to multiple Common Core Literature Standards.
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