What Happened to the Snake_Mrs. Hutchinson’s Class Predictions

I think his tale is going to get stuck in the weed

I think the cat will come back and the  eigll with a  snake.

I think the snack is going to eat the mouse.

And now, here's what happened in the book . . .

The mouse sat on a thistle and shot into the air but the snake bit the thistle by mistake and ended up with stickers stuck in his tongue. OUCH!

I think  the snak is gowi to it the mouse 🐁 .

I think the  snake was going to eat the mouse.

I think he will run for his Life and say it coudint git iny wrs.

I think the mouse is going to get on his bele

I think he will be eating bye  the snack.

The first part of <a xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" href="https://www.amazon.com/Could-Have-Been-Worse/dp/0760759812/ref=la_B00459FYKS_1_1?s=books&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1512871337&amp;sr=1-1">It Could Have Been Worse</a>, by A. H. Benjamin, was read to the students. We discussed using clues from the text and illustrations to make predictions about what might happen next in the story. The students opened the <a xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" href="http://www.redjumper.net/bookcreator/">Book Creator</a> app on their iPad. Within the app, they were able to illustrate and write what they thought would happen next in the story. Then they recorded their narration. Finally, the book was airdropped to me so that all pages could be combined into one class book. The students were encouraged to sound out the words as they wrote so you will see some invented spelling. We enjoyed using our predictions to create this ePub book and hope you like our story!

The Background Before the Prediction After getting sleepy, Mouse decided to take a rest in some weeds. What Mouse didn’t see was a snake slithering toward him! What would happen next?

Compiled by Mrs. Arrington September 2018

I think the snake is going to eat the Mouse.

Predictions by Mrs. Hutchinson’s First Graders

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