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The Scarecrow’s Hat: A Circular Story of Clever Problem Solving and Grateful Friends

The Scarecrow’s Hat: A Circular Story of Clever Problem Solving and Grateful Friends

In the story The Scarecrow’s Hat, when Chicken meets Scarecrow and he says he would swap his hat for a walking stick she quickly sees a great opportunity. But solving Scarecrow’s problem takes solving the problems of several friends in the barnyard along the way. After many trades, all the characters end up with just what they wanted thanks to clever Chicken.

How Do You Make Learning Fun and Engaging When Teaching Ordinal Numbers?

How Do You Make Learning Fun and Engaging When Teaching Ordinal Numbers?

I like to introduce ordinal numbers by getting the whole class involved. You can do this in many ways. Choose to have students line up by tallest to shortest, shortest to tallest, in order of birthdate, etc. Then have students count off from first to last in ordinal numbers. You can also create quick no-prep games.