Re: Onomatopoeia??

[Nancy Braverman <maxemily@home.com>]

For illustrating the concept of onomatopoeia, I use Ghosts Hour, Spooks
Hour, by Eve Bunting and The Spooky Old Tree (I think that is the correct
title) by Stan and Jan Beranstain.  Both are really geared for a younger
child than 5th grade but still, they teach the concept so I use them for
older kids too.

Nancy T. Braverman, Media Specialist
The Chatsworth School
222 New Avenue
Reisterstown, MD  21136
maxemily@home.com


----- Original Message -----
From: "Twana Weiler" <tweiler@MAIL.CCSD.K12.CO.US>
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 5:12 PM
Subject: Onomatopoeia??


> Anyone have any suggestions for books that are good for showing/teaching
> the concept of onomatopoeia?  It's for a 5th grade teacher....
>
> Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
>
> Thanks! =-)
> Twana Weiler
> Media Specialist
> Rolling Hills Elementary
> Cherry Creek School District
> Aurora Colorado
>

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