Author: - Dr. Seuss
Title: - Green Eggs and Ham
Illustrator: - Dr. Seuss
Publisher: - Beginner Books, A Division of Random House, Inc.
Year: - 1960
Format: - Hardcover
Genre: - Picture Book
Reading Level: - Emergent
Interest Level: - Preschool, early Elementary
Topics: - Trying new things, rhyming, repetition
Summary: -
Sam-I-Am goes to extreme measures to get the unnamed character to try green eggs and ham. The unnamed character flat out refuses until he finally gets tired of Sam-I-Am and gives in. When he finally tries the green eggs and ham, the unnamed character discovers that he likes them and is appreciative of Sam-I-Am's persistence. This book uses simple, bold colors and lines in its illustrations.Publisher: - Beginner Books, A Division of Random House, Inc.
Year: - 1960
Format: - Hardcover
Genre: - Picture Book
Reading Level: - Emergent
Interest Level: - Preschool, early Elementary
Topics: - Trying new things, rhyming, repetition
Summary: -
Extension Activities: -
-Make a classroom version of a green eggs and ham dish.
-Have students discuss and brainstorm new things that they have been afraid to try in the past. Encourage them to try one of their "new things" sometime during the week, then follow up with what the students tried later in the week.
-Make a classroom version of a green eggs and ham dish.
-Have students discuss and brainstorm new things that they have been afraid to try in the past. Encourage them to try one of their "new things" sometime during the week, then follow up with what the students tried later in the week.
