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Hawaiian Night Before Christmas sensory impressions

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Cute Hawaiian Christmas story for 1st or second grade, I used props with the class and had them hold them up as we watched the video and listened for sensory clues. Sight -sunglasses, smell - leis, touch -gloves, taste-spoons and hearing - headphones. The video includes vocabulary words and can also be used for students looking for context clues in a text.

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What sensory details did the author use for taste?

Green eggs and ham

Chocolate

Coconut milk and macadamia nut cookies

Turtles

What sense is the author using on this page.

Sight

Hearing

Touch

Taste

Smell

What senses can Help Santa know he has a flower lei?

Sight, hearing, and taste

Hearing, touch, taste

Sight, smell, touch

Hearing, smell, taste

What sense did Santa think the turtles would use when he used the pu?

Sight

Hearing

Touch

Taste

What sense is Santa using to fill the lauhalas?

Taste

Smell

Touch

What sense do you think of when someone uses the word cozy

Smell

Taste

Touch

Hearing 

What sense did Santa use to know the branches were aglow

Sight

Taste

Touch

Smell

how do you say Merry Christmas is Hawaiian?

Merry Christmas 

Hale

Mele Kalikimaka 

Aloha

What is a lei?

A car

A turtle

A basket

A flower necklace

Who are Koa and Kumu?

Keikis

Reindeer

turtles

the parents