Amelia Bedelia is a fun loving character for probably first and second graders. Amelia makes mistakes and gets confused quite often. She is a great way for students to learn that everyone makes mistakes and it's ok to do so. I would use these in my classroom library for students to have access to.
2nd Grade Amelia Bedelia takes everything literally. When house sitting for the Rogers family, she is asked to do several things throughout the house. She was told to draw the drapes and instead of closing them she sat down and drew them on paper. Her literal way of thinking is always getting her ...
Who doesn't love Amelia Bedelia? She is a great beginning reader series and with her crazy antics, she keeps kids engaged as they are reading. I have seen a few lessons on pinterest where you can use Amelia Bedelia to teach figurative language because she often is confused by idioms and when words h...
Amelia Bedelia. What can I say. I always wanted my parents to hire a maid, but I could never decided if I wanted Amelia Bedelia or Hazel.I was a very literal child and I could totally identify with Amelia. I mean, I had often had those same questions. Seriously, wouldn't dusting mean to put dust...
This book always tickled my funny bone when I was a kid. I think kids really like being 'in the know' and so it's fun to anticipate what silly, literal minded Amelia is going to do next! My favorite illustration has always been the 'dressed' chicken in a box. And dang it, that lemon meringue pie ...
Amelia Bedelia is a maid/cook with mad baking skillz but who can only hold one definition of a word in her mind. When told to "run over the sheets with an iron" she does not iron the sheets, she runs across them. Kids find this amusing. I find it inexplicable.Library copy.
This was the first book that I could read parts of all by myself! A magical moment! I ran to my mom, beat my little fists on her door, and shouted, "Mom! Come out! I can read!" Out she did come and she was so happy. Of course she wanted to see me read. I pointed to a word on one of the pages and ann...
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