88 Fables and Stories: Supplemental Guide 5A | The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
Word Work: Disguise
- In the read-aloud you heard, “Then [the wolf] strolled among the flock
in this disguise.” - Say the word disguise with me three times.
- When someone wears a disguise, he or she puts on clothing or
changes his/her appearance in other ways to look like someone or
something else. - The disguise Anna wears does not matter; everyone will know it’s her
because she is so tall. - Why do you think people would wear a disguise? Tell your partner
what you think. [Ask two or three students. If necessary, guide and/or
rephrase students’ responses: “People wear a disguise to.. .”] - What’s the word we’ve been talking about?
Use a Making Choices activity for follow-up. Directions: If what I say is
an example of a disguise, stand up and say, “That’s a disguise.” If what
I say is not an example of a disguise, stay seated and say, “That’s not a
disguise.” - Molly wearing a swimming suit at the pool (That’s not a disguise.)
- a detective (someone who solves crimes) wearing sunglasses and a
hat so that no one can see his face (That’s a disguise.) - Sam put on a wig (fake hair) so that no one knew he was Sam (That’s
a disguise.) - Shawn hid behind the door to surprise his sister (That’s not a
disguise.) - Drew wearing his school uniform (That’s not a disguise.)
- Crystal wearing a hat on a sunny day (That’s not a disguise.)