![]() Over the course of a 5-day lesson plan, we look closely at the text. They have fun visualizing, comparing and contrasting character traits, retelling the story, and making connections. With these print and teach lesson plans, students develop and practice reading comprehension skills. Leonardo the Terrible Monster Lesson Plans He isn’t successful so, in the end, he decides to just be a great friend. Leonardo is not a scary monster, no matter how hard he tries! He does some research and thinks he finds the perfect little boy to scare. If you are not familiar with this book, it is about a monster named Leonardo. This story by Mo Willems is one of my favorite stories to read, especially in October around Halloween. Print and teach lessons to engage your students in reading! ![]() Leonardo the Terrible Monster reading comprehension lesson plans with student response activities. ![]()
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