Read & Respond Interactive: We're Going on a Bear Hunt by Elaine Hampton (author) and Karen Leigh (author) (UK edition)

Suitable for 5 - 7 years

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Product description

A wealth of digital resources to enhance and extend your work on We’re Going on a Bear Hunt.

Comprehensive teachers’ notes pull together the digital texts into coherent lesson plans.
Interactive writing frames included to structure writing tasks.
Interactive text extracts on CD-ROM to annotate with your class.
Cross-curricular photos and videos to put the story in context.
Author interviews and biography.
Interactive whiteboard activities.

Product Details

Series

Read & Respond Interactive

ISBN

9780439945806

Publisher

Scholastic

Date published

January 7th, 2008

Condition

New

UK edition

Part of this Series

Read & Respond Interactive

Author/Illustrator

Elaine Hampton

Taught at Bilton Primary School for 14 years. ICT co-ordinator for 12 years.

Karen Leigh

Taught at Bilton Primary School, Bilton, E Yorks for 25 years 4-7 year olds. KS1 leader for 20 years, Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator for 10 years.

Activities & resources

Reviews

Rachael Hill
on 30 January 2008

RRI We're Going On A Bear Hunt

I didn’t think it was possible to improve on this fantastic book but this interactive CD-ROM is great. The children loved the animated clips but particularly enjoyed the interactive text version supported by the word bank to enhance their understanding.
The eight different lesson plans are clearly laid out and have specific cross-curriculum links. They introduce the children to expand on the story by looking at other areas, such as the weather, and supporting this with excellent photographs and printable pages.
Michel Rosen’s interview encourages the children to study Helen Oxenbury’s wonderful artwork and how she portrays the bear’s character.
This is an invaluable resource offering many easy to use activities in a user friendly format.

Rachel Hill, West End Tiny Tots Group, Lancashire

5out of 5

Case study

Rachel Hill from West End Tiny Tots Group takes a look at Read & Respond Interactive, We’re Going On A Bear Hunt for us.

I didn’t think it was possible to improve on this fantastic book but this interactive CD-ROM is great.

The children loved the animated clips but particularly enjoyed the interactive text version supported by the word bank to enhance their understanding.

The eight different lesson plans are clearly laid out and have specific cross-curriculum links. They introduce the children to expand on the story by looking at other areas, such as the weather, and supporting this with excellent photographs and printable pages.

Michel Rosen’s interview encourages the children to study Helen Oxenbury’s wonderful artwork and how she portrays the bear’s character.

This is an invaluable resource offering many easy to use activities in a user friendly format.

Structure

Read & Respond

To get started with Read & Respond all you need to do is:

Choose a children’s book, from Owl Babies to Kensuke’s Kingdom, to study with your class
Order the corresponding Read & Respond Teacher Resource Book
Add a Read & Respond Interactive CD-ROM to really get your lessons buzzing!

Read & Respond Teacher Resource Titles

In-depth analysis of each book to get the whole class thinking about the story—and expressing their thoughts aloud and in writing. Within each Teacher Resource Book you’ll find:

Background information
Detailed chapter notes
Plot, character and setting activities
Shared reading section, with three extracts to read as a class
‘Talk about it’ section to get the children discussing feelings and ideas around the book
‘Get writing’ activities to help children structure and express their views about the book
Assessment activities*