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A House Is a House
- 1. A House Is a House By Mary Ann Hoberman
- 2. Anthills A hill is a house for an ant . http:// www.flickr.com/photos/23123267@N03/2631133554/in/set-72157604824985274 /
- 3. ant
- 4. hive A hive is a house for a bee.
- 5. bee
- 6. hole A hole is a house for a mole or a mouse. http://www.flickr.com/photos/wellohorld/2594021314 /
- 9. web A web is a house for a spider.
- 10. spider
- 11. nest A bird builds its nest in a tree.
- 12. bird
- 13. rug There’s nothing so snug as a bug in a rug.
- 14. bug
- 15. And a house is a house for me. http:// www.flickr.com/photos/nyki_m/2830698653 /
- 17. Who lives in a hole?
- 18. Who lives in a hill?
- 19. Who lives in a web?
- 20. Who lives in a rug?
- 21. Where does a mouse live?
- 22. Where does an ant live?
- 23. Where does a bug live?
- 24. Where does a spider live?
- 25. Where does a cow live?
- 26. Where does a whale live?
- 27. Where does a monkey live?
- 28. Where does a fish live?
- 29. Where does a worm live?
- 30. Where does a bat live?
- 31. Where does a king live?
- 32. Where does an owl live?
- 33. Where does a penguin live?
- 34. The End
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- This interactive slide show was designed for young, deaf/hard-of-hearing students as an introduction to the book, A House Is a House . I use it to teach vocabulary words to my youngest and most inexperienced language users, as well as to teach comprehension of the WH question form where to older students. My students enjoyed my pairing of Fred Penner’s song by the same name with the PowerPoint (available from iTunes). I have included notes on each slide to describe navigational structure and links, which should make it easy for you to use the video as an interactive tool with your students. Slides do not advance by simple mouse click. Instead, click on navigational icons to advance through the activity. Most graphics are Microsoft PowerPoint clip art. I have provided links to the ten Creative Commons-licensed photos that I obtained from Flickr. Ant icon links to next slide.