pickThis book is a Caldecott award winning book the books shows an unusual relationship between a bunny and a cat. This is a great RA book this source is great for ESOL 2 and UDL 91
The source is a challenge that helps creat team bonding between students
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Cutest book! Read this with younger sister. Great read and a Caldecott winner!
“Soon Marshmallow began lolloping about the apartment, sniffing things, and then tasting them. And nearly everything seemed to taste pretty good.”
The characters are super cute and i‘m sure kids in a classroom would love to read this story with a partner and sound out the bigger words together.
pickThe language is beautifully descriptive. I love how there was such depth to the cat‘s character. The illustrations made the animals look soft and lush.
“Marshmallow shut his eyes and snuggled close, blissfully happy to have found another furry animal.”
pickMarshmallow is a Caldecott story written by Clare Turlay Newberry originally in 1942. The main characters are Oliver the cat and Marshmallow the bunny. This story is wonderful because it involves many little poems throughout the book.
pickMarshmallow by Clare Turlay Newberry is a Caledecott award honor F picture book that would be great for a CR (or at least some of the poems in it would be. Written from the perspective of a cat, this book is a cute story about what happens when a new pet bunny moves into an apartment. #LAE3414sp19
Oliver was scared of a little bunny! He just wanted to be at home.
pickThe cat just wanted peace and quiet. He didn‘t know other animals existed! He cared about his food (mainly).
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