Curious George

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The kindergarten class received a letter from the Man with the Yellow Hat inviting Curious George to visit. They wrote back excitedly accepting. To prepare, each student surveyed their classmates and created graphs of their favorite topics like animals, foods, toys etc. They sent the results to Curious George so he would know what to bring for show and tell. He came for his visit with gifts tailored to the students' interests based on their survey results.

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C u riou s G e orge
Wants to K now!

by Mrs. Vacha’s Kindergarten

One day Mrs. Vacha’s class received
a special letter from the Man with
the Yellow Hat!

D ear Mrs. Vacha’s Class,
Curious George wants to
com e and visit you.
I f we m ay visit, p lease tell
us when.
Thank you.
The Man with the Yellow
Hat

This made the class very excited and of
course, they wrote back right away!

Dear Man with the
Yellow Hat,
We are so happy Curious
George can come!
Please come next week!
Your friends,
Mrs. Vacha’s
Kindergarten

Curious George was so happy that Mrs.
Vacha’s kindergarten class wanted him
to visit.

But he was curious! He wanted
to know exactly what they
liked.

So, the Man with the Yellow Hat
wrote to Mrs.Vacha’s kindergarten
and asked them to write and tell
George what they liked.

The Kindergarteners took a survey to find
out their exact favorites.
They each chose one topic they wanted to
know about and asked each friend in the
class.

They each prepared a survey sheet like this

to organize their data. They interviewed each
classmate, carefully writing their friend’s initials to
keep track of each choice.

Each child used a checklist (like a map - our
tables are hexagons) to be sure to ask every
friend.

This way, they did not forget someone by mistake.
They had a record and could ask absent students later.

90

80

70

60

50
E as t
40 Wes t

N or th
30

20

10

0
1s t 2nd 3r d 4th
Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr

They entered their data numbers on
the computer. Then they printed out a
graph to show the results.
Here is what they sent to Curious
George:

Tanishi is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite career is what
I wanted to know! Can
you guess what my graph
will show?

Can you guess our favorite?

police
officer
pilot

vet
astronaut

It’s a tie between Police
Officer and Vet!

Jenny is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite pet is what I
wanted to know! Can you
guess what my graph will
show?

Can you guess our favorite?

cat

dog

rabbit

Henry is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite weather is what
I wanted to know! Can you
guess what my graph will
show?

Can you guess our favorite?

tornado snowy

sunny stormy

Luca is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite farm animal is
what I wanted to know!
Can you guess what my
graph will show?

Can you guess our favorite?
horse sheep

pig goat

Jake is my name and graphing
is my game!
Favorite musical instrument
was what I wanted to know! Can
you guess what my graph will
show?

Aiden is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite season was what I
wanted to know! Can you guess
what my graph will show?

Can you guess our favorite?

Spring Fall

Winter

Summer

Preston is my name and
graphing is my game! Favorite
Super Hero was what I
wanted to know! Can you guess
what my graph will show?

Can you guess our favorite?

Supergirl

Batman

Superman

Natalie is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite sea creature was
what I wanted to know! Can
you guess what my graph will
show?

Can you guess our favorite?
jelly fish

starfish

whale
shark

Albert is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite dinosaur was what I
wanted to know! Can you guess
what my graph will show?

Victor is my name and
graphing is my game! Favorite
Dr. Seuss book is what I
wanted to know! Can you guess
what my graph will show?

Can you guess our favorite?

Green
Eggs and
Ham

The Cat in
the Hat

The Go, Dog, Go
Lorax

Kevin is my name and graphing
is my game! Favorite sport is
what I wanted to know! Can you
guess what my graph will show?

Can you guess our favorite?

baseball

soccer
swimming
skiing

Kathy is my name and graphing
is my game!
Favorite vehicle was what I
wanted to know! Can you guess
what my graph will show?

Amelia is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite wild animal was what
I wanted to know! Can you
guess what my graph will show?

Angie is my name and
graphing is my game!
Favorite insect was what I
wanted to know! Can you guess
what my graph will show?

Can you guess our favorite?

butterfly
caterpillar

lady bug

beetle

Alice is my name and graphing
is my game!
Favorite specialist class was
what I wanted to know! Can you
guess what my graph will show?

Alijah is my name and
graphing is my game! Favorite
toy was what I wanted to know!
Can you guess what my graph
will show?

Can you guess our favorite?

toy plane toy train

toy animal
toy car

Aidan is my name and graphing
is my game! Favorite hot lunch
was what I wanted to know! Can
you guess what my graph will
show?

At last Curious George came for his visit and
the graphs the kindergarteners sent to him
helped him choose some special surprises!
Can you guess what he has in his bag?

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Curious George

1. C u riou s G e orge Wants to K now! by Mrs. Vacha’s Kindergarten

3. One day Mrs. Vacha’s class received a special letter from the Man with the Yellow Hat!

4. D ear Mrs. Vacha’s Class, Curious George wants to com e and visit you. I f we m ay visit, p lease tell us when. Thank you. The Man with the Yellow Hat

5. This made the class very excited and of course, they wrote back right away!

6. Dear Man with the Yellow Hat, We are so happy Curious George can come! Please come next week! Your friends, Mrs. Vacha’s Kindergarten

7. Curious George was so happy that Mrs. Vacha’s kindergarten class wanted him to visit. But he was curious! He wanted to know exactly what they liked. So, the Man with the Yellow Hat wrote to Mrs.Vacha’s kindergarten and asked them to write and tell George what they liked.

8. The Kindergarteners took a survey to find out their exact favorites. They each chose one topic they wanted to know about and asked each friend in the class.

9. They each prepared a survey sheet like this to organize their data. They interviewed each classmate, carefully writing their friend’s initials to keep track of each choice.

10. Each child used a checklist (like a map - our tables are hexagons) to be sure to ask every friend. This way, they did not forget someone by mistake. They had a record and could ask absent students later.

11. 90 80 70 60 50 E as t 40 Wes t N or th 30 20 10 0 1s t 2nd 3r d 4th Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr They entered their data numbers on the computer. Then they printed out a graph to show the results. Here is what they sent to Curious George:

12. Tanishi is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite career is what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

13. Can you guess our favorite? police officer pilot vet astronaut

14. Were you right?

15. It’s a tie between Police Officer and Vet!

16. Jenny is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite pet is what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

17. Can you guess our favorite? cat dog rabbit

18. Were you right?

19. Our favorite pet is a dog!

20. Henry is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite weather is what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

21. Can you guess our favorite? tornado snowy sunny stormy

22. Were you right?

23. Stormy is our favorite kind of weather!

24. Luca is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite farm animal is what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

25. Can you guess our favorite? horse sheep pig goat

26. Were you right?

27. Our favorite farm animal is a pig!

28. Jake is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite musical instrument was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

29. Can you guess our favorite?

30. Were you right?

31. Guitar is our favorite!

32. Aiden is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite season was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

33. Can you guess our favorite? Spring Fall Winter Summer

34. Were you right?

35. Our favorite season is summer!

36. Preston is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite Super Hero was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

37. Can you guess our favorite? Supergirl Batman Superman

38. Were you right?

39. Our favorite Super Hero is Batman!

40. Natalie is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite sea creature was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

41. Can you guess our favorite? jelly fish starfish whale shark

42. Were you right?

43. Jellyfish is our favorite!

44. Albert is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite dinosaur was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

45. Can you guess our favorite?

46. Were you right?

47. Tyrannosaurus Rex is our favorite!

48. Victor is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite Dr. Seuss book is what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

49. Can you guess our favorite? Green Eggs and Ham The Cat in the Hat The Go, Dog, Go Lorax

50. Were you right?

51. The Lorax is our favorite!

52. Kevin is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite sport is what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

53. Can you guess our favorite? baseball soccer swimming skiing

54. Were you right?

55. Our favorite sport is baseball!

56. Kathy is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite vehicle was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

57. Can you guess our favorite?

58. Were you right?

59. Ambulance is our favorite.

60. Amelia is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite wild animal was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

61. Can you guess our favorite?

62. Were you right?

63. Giraffe is our favorite!

64. Angie is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite insect was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

65. Can you guess our favorite? butterfly caterpillar lady bug beetle

66. Were you right?

67. Butterfly is our favorite!

68. Alice is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite specialist class was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

69. Can you guess our favorite? Music

70. Were you right?

71. Gym is our favorite!

72. Alijah is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite toy was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

73. Can you guess our favorite? toy plane toy train toy animal toy car

74. Were you right?

75. Our favorite is a toy animal!

76. Aidan is my name and graphing is my game! Favorite hot lunch was what I wanted to know! Can you guess what my graph will show?

77. Can you guess our favorite?

78. Were you right?

79. Pizza is our favorite!

80.

81. At last Curious George came for his visit and the graphs the kindergarteners sent to him helped him choose some special surprises! Can you guess what he has in his bag?

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