The Monster Who Ate My Peas H AV E F U N ! By Danny Schnitzlein Discuss Talk through your thoughts. • Talk about the foods you like to eat. Talk about the foods you don’t like to eat. • This book is filled with rhyming words. Look through the book with someone and talk about the pairs of rhyming words. Notice how the rhyming words are spelled. Are there any patterns? Create Make an experience of your own. • Rhyming is fun! Play a game with a friend and see if you can talk in rhymes. • The monster ate peas for the boy, but only if he gave him something. Make up a trading card game about foods. Imagine Use your imagination to explore. • Imagine you had 1 wish for a monster to come eat your food. Draw a detailed description of your monster and write down adjectives that describe it. • Plan some meals for your family. Think about what everyone likes to eat and keep a food diary. Explore Like this book? Find more: • Nutrition Basics by Beth Bence Reinke • Are You What You Eat? • Desmond Pucket Makes Monster Magic by Mark Tatulli • Night of the Living Monsters by Kate Howard i R E A D today.com MackinVIA.com Prepared for Clark County School District D I S F R U TA L O ! CREANDO • Crea una grafica que muestra las similitudes y diferencias entre los dos libros que has leído. • Despues de leer un libro, crea un examen de 10 preguntas sobre el. IMAGINANDO • Escribe una conversación o haz un video de uno de los libros que leyo. Compartelo. • Escribe una carta a un personaje de un libro or escribele al autor. EXPLORANDO • Visita tu biblioteca publica y hazte socio de un club de lectura. i R E A D today.com MackinVIA.com Preparado para Clark County School District