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Junie B. Jones: Toothless Wonder

Arts Integration Workshops

2023

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Welcome!

In the following slides you will find the lesson plans, training videos, and lesson materials for the JUNIE B. JONES workshop. All physical material can be found in the backpack. Please make a COPY of this slide presentation, as it’s view only.

Lesson Plans can be accessed HERE

Standards can be accessed HERE

Star Handout can be accessed HERE

Need something for your kit? Email: rcoppel@charlestonstage.com

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Charleston Stage: Out of the Box is supported by ArtsGrow SC, which is funded by the South Carolina Arts Commission and the South Carolina Department of Education through American Rescue Plan Elementary and Secondary Schools Emergency Relief (ARP ESSER) funds.

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Lesson Plan Demonstration Video

Need something for your kit? Email: rcoppel@charlestonstage.com

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DAY 1

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String of Pearls: Visual

Beginning

End

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String of Pearls: Visual

The following day Junie B. woke up relieved, because she had made it through the whole night. She reached under her pillow and felt cash!

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String of Pearls: Visual

When Junie B. got to schools she was feeling nervous because she didn’t want anyone to laugh at her. When Mr. Scary saw that she had lost her tooth he made an announcement and everyone cheered!

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String of Pearls: Visual

Junie B. brought her spit cup with her on the bus to school. She showed Herb her spit cup, but he didn’t seem as delighted as she had hoped.

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String of Pearls: Visual

Grandpa Miller convinced Junie B. to look in the mirror, so she could see how cute she looked.

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String of Pearls: Visual

Junie B. brought her spit cup with her on the bus to school. She showed Herb her spit cup, but he didn’t seem as delighted as she had hoped.

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String of Pearls: Visual

Junie B. let Grandpa Miller wiggle her tooth but accidentally bit down on his finger. When he pulled his finger out the tooth came with it!”

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String of Pearls: Visual

Miss Chris the class speaker came to talk to the class about recycling. She showed them all a sticker of Dan, Dan the Soda Can

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String of Pearls: Visual

Junie B. whispered to mother what William had told her about the tooth fairy. That there was no tooth fairy, but a tooth witch!

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String of Pearls: Visual

Junie B. asks Mr. Scary for a prize because she’s going to be the first person in Room 1 to lose their top tooth!

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Character, Setting, Plot Song

Chorus: This is the setting song, the character song, and the plot song

This is the setting song the character and plot song

Verse 1: The setting is where the story takes place, the story takes place, the story takes place, the setting is where the story takes place, this is the setting song.

REPEAT CHORUS

Verse 2: The character is a person in the story, a person in a story, a person in a story, the character is a person in a story, this is the character song.

REPEAT CHORUS

Verse 3: The plot is events in a story, events in a story, events in a story, the plot is events in a story, this is the plot song.

REPEAT CHORUS

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TOOTH WITCH

TOOTH FAIRY

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Craft

Let’s make our own star prize!

Pick a word that describes you and decorate your star to match!!

Bold

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Exit Ticket:

Show us your star and explain why you chose your descriptive word

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DAY 2

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String of Pearls: Visual

Beginning

End

Jump to Previous Slides

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Character, Setting, Plot Song

Chorus: This is the setting song, the character song, and the plot song

This is the setting song the character and plot song

Verse 1: The setting is where the story takes place, the story takes place, the story takes place, the setting is where the story takes place, this is the setting song.

REPEAT CHORUS

Verse 2: The character is a person in the story, a person in a story, a person in a story, the character is a person in a story, this is the character song.

REPEAT CHORUS

Verse 3: The plot is events in a story, events in a story, events in a story, the plot is events in a story, this is the plot song.

REPEAT CHORUS

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Setting, Character, Plot Song: Examples

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Character: Teacher

Setting: School

Plot: Locked out of the classroom

Character: Cat

Setting: Pet Store

Plot: Trying to get adopted

Character: Bunny

Setting: A Field

Plot: Trying to get home

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Exit Ticket:

What is your favorite part of the Junie B. book in 1 word!

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DAY 3

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Character, Setting, Plot Song

Chorus: This is the setting song, the character song, and the plot song

This is the setting song the character and plot song

Verse 1: The setting is where the story takes place, the story takes place, the story takes place, the setting is where the story takes place, this is the setting song.

REPEAT CHORUS

Verse 2: The character is a person in the story, a person in a story, a person in a story, the character is a person in a story, this is the character song.

REPEAT CHORUS

Verse 3: The plot is events in a story, events in a story, events in a story, the plot is events in a story, this is the plot song.

REPEAT CHORUS

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Describing Words: Visual

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Describing Words: Visual

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Exit Ticket:

Use your body to show your favorite Junie B. Jones Character!

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DAY 4

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Junie B. Toothless Wonder

Fractured Retelling

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Character, Setting, Plot Song

Chorus: This is the setting song, the character song, and the plot song

This is the setting song the character and plot song

Verse 1: The setting is where the story takes place, the story takes place, the story takes place, the setting is where the story takes place, this is the setting song.

REPEAT CHORUS

Verse 2: The character is a person in the story, a person in a story, a person in a story, the character is a person in a story, this is the character song.

REPEAT CHORUS

Verse 3: The plot is events in a story, events in a story, events in a story, the plot is events in a story, this is the plot song.

REPEAT CHORUS

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Exit Ticket:

Bold

Silly

Funny

Outspoken

What are some describing words that help us create the character of Junie B. Jones?