Rainy Day Magic
Written and Illustrated by: Marie-Louise Gay
Web
lesson designed by Tasha Bryant and Katie Harness
Intended
for first grade
clip art from www.bookcentre.ca/gg/rainy.htm |
About the author:
Marie-Louise Gay was born in
About the book:
Rainy Day Magic is a book about two children, Victor and Joey, who have to play inside because it is raining. Victor's father asks the children to play quietly because he has a headache. The book takes you through Victor and Joey's wild imagination and adventures. They climb a tiger, take a ride on a snake, and swim in the sea.
Before you read~
Activity 1
In the story, Victor and Joey had to play indoors because it was raining. They played many different activities. What types of rainy day activities have you done? Click here for more rainy day options.
Activity 2
Make your own rain in a jar. A great activity from www.parentinginformation.org/rainyday.htm
While you
read~
Activity 1
Victor and Joey used their imagination in the story. Write a journal entry
about what kind of make-believe games they play when it is raining outside.
Activity 2
Copy six pictures
from the book and have the students place the pictures in order, from how they
happen in the story.
The pictures are from the book Rainy
Day Magic by Marie-Louise Gay
After you
read~
Activity 1
Divide
the class into four groups and have them retell the story by acting it out.
Activity 2
Rainy
Day Magic word
search Print this word search
off and complete it.
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Rubric
0 points |
1 points |
2 points |
|
Discussion of rainy day activities |
Did not participate |
Minimal participation |
Fully participated |
Journal Entry |
Did not write in journal |
Wrote less than two sentences |
Wrote two or more sentences |
Sequence of story |
None in correct order |
Got 1, 2, or 3 in correct order |
Got 4 or 5 in correct order |
Retelling of story |
No retelling of the story occurred |
Partial participation |
Worked together with group |
got back ground from www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/exh_txo_en/ART18678.html