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Using The Enormous Watermelon |Grades||K – 2| |Lesson Plan
Type||Standard Lesson| |Estimated Time||Three 20- to 30-minute
sessions| Chappaqua, New York MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY - The
Enormous Watermelon retold by Brenda Parkes and Judith Smith
(Mimosa Publications, 1997)—one copy of the Big Book and several
small copies - Five large (18" x 24") pieces of chart paper -
Thirty 3 x 5 index cards |1.||Create a chart of each of the
following nursery rhymes: Jack and Jill Little Miss Muffet Old
Mother Hubbard Wee Willie Winkie |2.||Write