"Dave's Breakfast Crashed"
Hugh. Hendra/
(English) Lee. Wildish/Painted
Date paste/translation
Cover (to guide observational thinking):
What kind of animal is this? Oh, and judging by the cover text, it's a cat named Dave.
How do you think he's different from the cats we usually see?
Why is his mouth open so wide?
What is his tongue doing? What does he want to do now?
At the same time, you can use the five senses observation method to guide children to carefully observe the picture and guess what kind of story this is?
Dave's 16-square emoji, do you know under what circumstances these emojis all happen?
After reading the story, take the child back to this page, guess what each expression means, and then look for the corresponding story picture to see if you guessed correctly.
Where is this scene on the left? (You will know that it was Dave's neighbor's house later) Guess, observe the objects on the screen, and then find this scene in the story.
Whose bowl is this on the right? Could it be Dave's bowl? Observe that there are eggs, bacon, beans, tofu, mushrooms, sausages... A small fly was attracted to it, and it should look very tasty.
It says "This book belongs to:", you can write the child's name on the back and read it aloud to the child, which is more ritualistic.
Hey? What happened to Dave? What is his mood now? How can you look a little scared?
How many animals are there on the fence? Who are they? What mood do they look in?
Where do you think Dave is lying? (There is no standard answer, reasonable speculation is enough)
Look at his neck, what's on it? It turned out to be a collar with a "D" written on it for the first letter of his name.
You look at his belly, isn't it round?
What is he doing? What happened to stunned him?
It turns out that the rice bowl is empty, do you think this matter is very serious? Why was he stunned?
Look at the look in his surprised eyes...
Dave wait, wait, watch Dave's movements and expressions, do you think his mood has changed? What's changed?
Observe Dave's bowl, a blue bowl with its name written on it.
Hey? Who's coming? A little ladybug slowly walked over to his rice bowl, what did he want to do?
It turned out to be a lucky bug, and he wanted to help Dave, and he encouraged Dave to go out and find breakfast. Guess Dave will go?
Can Dave easily come out of the cat hole? No, why is that?
Dave's stomach grunted, what does it mean? When did your stomach grunt?
What animals are coming? How many animals did he have to help Dave? Which of these animals is the largest? Which is the smallest? Can you sort these animals from big to small?
Where are they going to find breakfast? What is The Lucky Bugs' plan?
The animals helped Dave out, the lucky worm was too small, and he directed everyone to help Dave climb over the fence to go to the neighbor's house in the way of stacking arhats. The bird stood on top of the hedgehog, and it hurt so much!
In what order do the animals stack the arhats from bottom to top?
See what and animals are in the neighborhood? Where did you see this scene? (If the child has not remembered it is okay, continue to observe and tell the story, and come back after reading it)
Does the neighbor have a cat? Can Dave find food?
Whose breakfast did Dave take? What kind of animal is this? Oh, it turned out to be a little parrot, what color is this little animal?
What is he doing? What's the difference between his bowl and Dave's? What is the breakfast of the little parrot? What shape?
How did Dave get the little parrot's breakfast? What does the breakfast of a parrot taste like? Enough to eat?
If you were a parrot, how would you feel?
Ah, it turns out that Dave has not eaten enough, whose breakfast did he see this time? Observe the bowl of the hamster, where is the hamster? What is he doing? Why was he lying there?
What is the breakfast for the hamster? Did Dave like his breakfast? Have you ever eaten?
He secretly took the little hamster's food, right? Is he full?
Dave wasn't full yet, his stomach was still grumbling, and this time he looked at the bunny's breakfast.
What is the bunny doing? Read the newspaper... What newspaper is this? What news is in the newspaper?
The rabbit's bowl turned out to be green, and it also had a name on it, and the carrots on it were very fresh.
Should Dave be full of food after this breakfast?
Which animals did Dave eat for breakfast? What is their breakfast?
Dave has eaten so much breakfast, it should be full, right? Why does his stomach still make sounds?
Oh, you see, it turns out that the lucky worm has been waiting for Dave. Why has he been by Dave's side?
What did Dave see?
Guess whose breakfast is this? This red bowl reads "Big Black Dog", it turned out to be a dog, no wonder there is a bone over there. ...... What's on this breakfast?
Is this breakfast also at Dave's neighbor's house? (Actually, the big black dog lives next door to Dave's neighbor) Will Dave eat again?
wow! Dave still ate, no wonder he turned into a fat cat, he ate too much to stand up.
Who's coming at this time? The big black dog is really big, is he in a good mood now? What would he do to Dave?
Lucky Worm hadn't seen the big black dog yet, so why was he surprised? It turned out to be Dave's stomach making a strange sound...
The angry big black dog wants to punish Dave, and Dave hides by the fence in fright.
Dave's stomach is no longer dry, why is his stomach not dry?
Will he have stomachache? Or diarrhea?
What animals are on the walls? What do they have in common? (All breakfast was stolen by Dave) What mood are they in now? Look at their movements, do they want Dave to escape or get punished?
Can Dave be saved?
What's the big deal right away? What is this sound?
Here we must exaggerate the sound effects, carefully count down, and create a tense atmosphere
What happened? burst...... bang...... (Exaggerated performance)
Dave farted, looked at the green smoke and light, and imagined that this fart must be super super loud and stinky.
The animals were all shocked, look at the animals' expressions, which animals look good? Why do you think they're in a good mood?
Was Dave finally saved?
The long breakfast time passed, but soon, Dave's lunch came again, do you think he still wants to eat it? What did Dave eat for lunch?
Observing the scene after Dave farted on the right, the ground was sunken down into a large pit, the rabbit's cage was shaken down, the fence was broken, who was hanging from the tree? (As you can see from this picture, the big black dog is living next door to Dave's neighbor)
Lead your thinking after reading:
1, small parrots, hamsters, rabbits, their homes are the same? Why not? Can you describe their home?
2, Dave directly take other people's breakfast to eat, is this right? If you're Dave, what better should you do?
3) Finally, why does Dave keep calling in his stomach?
4) Why do animals, especially lucky bugs, stick to Dave?
5. Summarize Dave's characteristics with a bubble chart
6. Use the flow chart to draw the story flow
Picture Book Expansion:
1, use magnetic sheets to build Dave's home, his neighbor's home and the big black dog's home, to see if the child understands this position correctly
2, animal vs food matching: print out or draw the animals and foods in the story, so that children can match
3. Home building blocks or animal doll stacking arhat game