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Collaborative
Strategies for Teaching Reading Comprehension: Maximizing
Your Impact
Chapter 7: Main Ideas:
Advanced Lesson - Alternate or Additional Product: Rhyming
Poem
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This rhyming poem uses information
collected from The Kids' Invention Book (Erlbach). It is modeled
on the poems in Imaginative Inventions by Charise Mericle Harper
(Little, Brown, 2001).
Chester's Earmuffs
by Judi Moreillon
When he skated on the frozen lake,
Chester's ears turned red and ached.
He took a piece of wire that would bend
And his granny sewed cloth pads - one on each end.
When he put his ear protectors on,
Chester's friends looked on with scorn.
But later they turned on the charm,
When they too wanted ears toasty - and warm.
He took out a patent and made quite a few,
And then he got rich and famous, too.
Now, everyone wears earmuffs to the winter parade
To celebrate the great invention that Chester made.
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