03+Onomatopoeias

= = =__Onomatopoeias: Integrating literacy and visual arts__= ===Working together with the literacy specialist we found books with onomatopoeias, read the books, and discussed how the onomatopoeias made the writing more interesting. One of our favorite books was //Mmm...Cookies!// by Robert Munsch Next we incorporated the onomatopoeias into our writing and created visual represtentations of various onomatopoeias using oil pastels.===

__**Books that Feature Sound Words, or Onomatopoeias**__ Archambault, John, and Lois Ehlert. 2000. Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. Aladdian Library. Berkes, Marianne. 2000. Marsh Music. Millbrook. Bond, Rebecca. 2000. Bravo, Maurice! Little, Brown and Company. Climo, Shirley. 1993. The Korean Cinderella. Harper Collins. Crebbin, June. 1998. Cows in the Kitchen. Candlewick Press. Cronin, Doreen. 2001. Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type. Simon & Schuster Cronin, Doreen. 2002. Giggle, Giggle, Quack. Simon & Schuster Dr. Seuss. 2000. Gerald McBoing Boing. Random House. Gollub, Matthew. 2000. The Jazz Fly: Starring the Jazz Bugs. Tortuga. McKissack, Patricia. 1988. Mirandy and Brother Wind. Knopf. Murphy, Jill. 1992. Peace At Last. Dial Books. Pinkney, Brian. 1995. JoJo’s Flying Side Kick. Simon and Schuster. Raschka, Chris. 1992. Charlie Parker Played Be Bop! Orchard Books. Spence, Rob, and Amy Spence. 1999. Clickety Clack. Viking. Walton, Rick. 2000. Little Dogs Say "Rough!" Putnam. Dear Fish! by Chris Gail

Power Point Presentation created to introduce onomatopoeias:  **List of onomatopoeias: **  <span style="font-family: IAGOLN+Arial,Italic,Arial;">**Student practice sheet: **