Brown Bear Book Report

The American black bear is can only be found in North America. Black bears have fairly short, non-retractable claws that allow them to climb trees with ease. Despite their name, Black Bears can vary from colors, including-blue-gray, blue-black, brown, cinnamon, or even (very rarely) white. Black Bears have an average lifespan of 20 years in the wild. The average height of a Black Bear is 5 to 6 feet and their average weight is 200 to 600 pounds. Black Bears hibernate during the winter

Picture books should be an essential part of the middle school art curriculum. The illustrations in picture books show a wide range of artistic styles like impressionism, expressionism, realism, and surrealism that teachers can utilize in lessons to reinforce instructional concepts that students can use to evaluate, compare and emulate in

Two examples of reading response activities that I would incorporate with this story are making connections and predicting. Students can make connections about losing an object and learn to make connections with self, another book or the characters in the book. Students can also learn to predict. Each time that an animal comes into the story I would ask students to write or draw which animal they think will come next in the story. With this story students can also participate in two writing activities. In the story students can practice predicting through writing as well. For this writing activity I would pause the story on the page where the bear sneezes and all the animals fall out of the glove. After reading this page I would have students journal and predict what they think happened to the glove when the bear sneezed. Students can write and then share with classmates when they are done. Once sharing is down students will read on and find out what actually happen. Another writing activity the students can participate in is on an assigned prompt. The prompt would read my mitten is so big it could fit a blank. Students would have to respond and draw a

A Bear Named Trouble, by Marion Dane Bauer, was published in 2005. It contains 116 pages and is a realistic fiction novel.

The black bear, ursus americanus, roams in different places in America including Texas. Its North America the black bears habitat ranges from Mexico all the way to Canada. In the state of Texas, the black bear is under threatened status, it also has the same status under the United States (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department). According to the Texas Parks Wildlife Department (2016) in the state of Texas they are usually found in the Western area in the Trans Pecos ecoregion. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (2016) has reported that there have been recent sightings of the Louisiana Black Bear in the Eastern part of Texas, where they used to have a strong population. This comes as surprising since the Louisiana Black Bear has an endangered status in the United States, as well as in the state of Texas. Even though the black bear species population in Texas is not as strong as it used to be in the past, many efforts are being done to recolonize the black bear in the South Western region of Texas by, studying their habitat as well as their eating habits, checking the DNA of the bears already in the area to see their genetic structures, regulating protection policies for black bears, and educating the people on the species.

Baba was born in the year of 1933, the same year Zahir Shah began his 44 year reign in Afghanistan. He grew up with two brothers in a large home as he was very wealthy. Baba's father took in Ali when his parents were killed and he grew up alongside Ali.

Before I started reading, we went over the title of the book and the illustrator. I gave the students a chance to say it with me. The rules also said to be playful. I incorporated being playful by doing the animal sounds with them. It also says to remember, model, and recall. At the end of the book, I asked questions about the book to see if they remembered what we had just read. All students were able to answer my questions, so this let me know that the students were listening and paying attention, while I was

The book adoring, occasionally funny girl, every school has one, right? Well, i’m that girl at Valley Freshman High. Everyone knows me as Vanessa Karen Kawala some call me Kawala Bear, Kare Bear, Vanny etc… Many know the basics of what makes me, me. But, not many persons know the full story on how I became who I am today and the things I want to do with my life. Stick around if you want to learn more about where i’m from, my likes/dislikes, my goals and ambitions in life.

You can pet him, poke him or grab his tail. Record your own videos of Tom, save them to your library, share them on YouTube & Facebook or send them by email. Tom responds when you pet him, poke his belly, grab his tail, make him climb the screen or lots more.”

Stuffed teddy bears are warm as is, but what if we could make them even warmer? What if there was a battery powered teddy bear that could warm you in the cold? Well now there is!

I have memories of similar books. I really loved Green Eggs and Ham, Madeline and Amelia Bedelia. Today I can remember all of the Berenstain Bear books and I’m so glad they were around when I was younger. I loved the messages they told. Today I read them with my two little girls and I know they have stood the test of time.

One day, deep in the woods there lived a family of bears. Papa bear, a big great bear, Mama bear, a sweet medium bear, and a baby bear named Junior. One early morning, Mama bear woke up and saw her family and looked at them lovingly, then decided it was time to prepare breakfast. Stepping downstairs as quietly as possible, she set up the table and made their favorite food, porridge. When she finished cooking, Mama bear called her family downstairs for breakfast. As they started to eat

In the story "The Bear," written by William Faulkner, a common theme shown is a relationship between man and nature. This is shown through various hunting trips, efforts to capture and kill the bear, and relying on what nature gives while hunting. Throughout the story, Faulkner writes about the struggles these men face as they try to control nature and land over the years of hunting and capturing the bear. Nature cannot be owned by a human, although these men may like to think so as they hunt and rely on what nature brings to them.

These are the three Bear necessities I’m going to tell you about , be kind, be honest, and be responsible. I hope you follow and don’t disrespect the three Bear necessities.

The next activity in zoology is Terminology cards (Identifying parts of the animals). The materials for this activities are a set of control cards which the parts of the body of a particular animal is highlighted in red and the names of the parts are written on them. The next setof cards are picture cards same as control cards but unnamed and the name tags. There are two cards non-highlighted pictures of a particular animal. This activity also has two presentation one for non-reading child and the other one for reading child. For the non-reading child the teacher will place the non-highlighted pictures of an animal, for e.g. Elephant the control card near the child and she will discuss about elephant. Then she will give any of the highlighted picture of an elephant say for e.g. the head and she will ask , “Do you know what part is this? If the child knows he will tell, if the child doesn’t know teacher will tell the name of the part, “Head”. Like wise the child will be discuss each part of an elephant. Then the teacher will gives the picture cards to match with the control cards. For reading child she does the same way as non-reading child, she gives the name tags and have the child read and place it under the correct card. When the child finishes she gives the control cards and ask the child to checks her work. After working with this materials the child will knows the parts of the animals, his vocabulary increase, it develop awareness of similarities