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My Digital Library Lessons will save you so much time! I design them specifically for new elementary librarians, especially those who are on the Specials rotation and/or are simply busy parents who just do not have time to create detailed storytime lessons.
FAST FACTS
- Recommended for: Grades 2-4; created for school libraries, but it works for classrooms, too!
- Lesson Duration: 1-2 library lessons, total of about 50 minutes
- Formats: PPT or Google Slides, PDF
- Editable: YES, all text is editable
INCLUDES
- 31-slide PPT and Google Slides presentation (editable)
- List of recommended Johnny Appleseed books (1 page PDF, editable)
- Scavenger Hunt + Answer Key (2 pages PDF)
- Lesson Plan, aligned to CCSS, TEKS, and AASL (2 pages, PDF and PPT, editable)
- Prep, set up, detailed lesson plan (7 pages, PDF)
- Google™ Classroom Basics (4 pages, PDF)
- Instructions on how to set up PPT slide timings for digital bulletin boards (2 pages, PDF)
PART I–WHOLE CLASS LESSON
- 15 slides tell the story of Johnny Appleseed, from birth to death to legacy.
- You can follow the presentation with a read-aloud, but it is not necessary. Students will learn all they need to know about Johnny Appleseed from this lesson.
PART II–SCROLLING SLIDES
- 16 slides can be moved into the Part I Whole Class Lesson or scrolled during checkout or library activities
- includes facts about apples, vegetarianism, and Johnny Appleseed’s legacy
- vocabulary word: threadbare (as in “Johnny Appleseed’s clothes were threadbare.”)
- Other terms: nomadic, apprentice, nursery
- Includes mix of colorful clipart and real photos. Every slide meant for students to see includes either a photo or an illustration.
PRINTABLES
- Scavenger Hunt coloring page with Johnny Appleseed trivia questions (all information available in the presentation)
- Answer Key for the Scavenger Hunt trivia questions
- Recommended Reads for Johnny Appleseed stories and read-alikes (editable)
- Lesson Plan aligned with TEKS, AASL, and CCSS standards (editable)
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