Acquire Rabbit And Hare Divide An Apple (Math Easy-To-Read Level 1) Originated By Harriet Ziefert Rendered As Publication

cute story featuring two friends, one apple and how they manage to split it amongst themselves, This was a great, quick read aloud that taught math and the importance of sharing, The kids enjoyed guessing how the characters would split the apple too! I gave this three out of five.
I thought this book would involve more math than it did, Essentially, hare and rabbit divide a mushroom unevenly and argue over who gets the bigger piece, A raccoon comes by and promises to help them, but ends up eating the whole thing, When rabbit and hare find an apple and divide it unevenly, they figure out how to do it and ignore the raccoon's offer of help.

A cute story on beginning math using fruits, Yum, yum! Rabbit and hare get duped by raccoon when they are silly enough to fight over a mushroom, They learn their lesson though and successfully share an apple, One day Hare tries to divide an apple in half so he and Rabbit can share it, But he breaks it unevenly, They both want the bigger piece, Will they ever find a way to share the apple I loved it how they divided the apple, A good early reader with a nice story, This story is about a Rabbit and Hare that is trying to divide different foods in half, but they are having a hard time doing so.
It is great for kids learning about fractions This book was nothing short of adorable! Ziefert does a great job of making fractions fun with this colorful tale of two friends trying to evenly split their food.
After reading this book aloud, I was able to implement my own lesson with mampm's and fractions! It was great to see my students splitting their mampm's evenly! This book served as a great activating strategy.
This was a fun readaloud with the math concept of "half, " I had to flesh out the story a little with some extra dialogue for storytime, and assigned voices to raccoon, hare and rabbit, which is a must! The little kids really got into the story.
Rabbit and Hare divide a mushroom and an apple, It's not even, so there is an argument, Raccoon walks over and tries to "help, " It's a good early math book,

storytime theme: Mushrooms

ed from a library copy, Harriet Ziefert grew up in North Bergen, New Jersey, where she attended the local schools, She graduated from Smith College, then received a Masters degree in Education from New York University, For many years, Ziefert was an elementary school teacher, She taught most grades from kindergarten to fifth grade, I liked it, she said, but she stopped teaching when she had her own sons, When her children were older, Ziefert wanted a bigger arena for her work, She went to

work at a publishing company, Scholastic in New York City, developing materials for teachers guides for kindergarten language arts and social studies programs.
About twelve years ago, says Ziefert in ainterview, I tried to get a job as an editor, but no one would hire Harriet Ziefert grew up in North Bergen, New Jersey, where she attended the local schools.
She graduated from Smith College, then received a Masters degree in Education from New York University, For many years, Ziefert was an elementary school teacher, She taught most grades from kindergarten to fifth grade, "I liked it," she said, but she stopped teaching when she had her own sons, When her children were older, Ziefert wanted "a bigger arena" for her work, She went to work at a publishing company, Scholastic in New York City, developing materials for teacher's guides for kindergarten language arts and social studies programs.
"About twelve years ago," says Ziefert in ainterview, "I tried to get a job as an editor, but no one would hire me as a trade editor.
So I decided to write my own books, " Since then, she has written several hundred books, mostly picture books and easy to read books, "I write books very quickly," she says, "in about twelve hours, I rewrite them three times over three days, and then they're done, " She writes about twenty books a year, sitelink.