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All the Awake Animals Are Almost Asleep

All the Awake Animals Are Almost Asleep | Crescent Dragonwagon

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My little one, lay down your head.It's time to doze, it's time for bed.You tell me, "I'm not sleepy now.""Just try," I say. You ask me, "How?" In this lyrical animal ABC book, a mother tries to tuck her child in for the night by telling him about all the awake animals that are getting sleepy. From antlered Antelope to zzz-ing Zebra, this alphabet of animals becomes an exquisite celebration of language and nature, just right for lulling even the most wide-awake little ones into a cozy, soothing slumber.

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All the Awake Animals Are Almost Asleep | Crescent Dragonwagon

Meh

so-so

Kane is pictured
The book starts off with a mother and her child. She is trying to get her child to fall asleep, so she explains how everyone even animals need to rest. Then readers get to explore animals A through Z and how they all fall asleep. It is a wonderful story to teach the alphabet and animals. Even I learned of some new animals and their habits. It is good for choral reading. Students and the teacher can read together.
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ShardaeP UDL: 1.2 offer alternatives for auditory information (can play different animal sounds)
ESOL: Provide contextual support through audio, visuals, models, demonstrations, body language, etc.
Website: Different animal sounds https://www.freesoundeffects.com/free-sounds/animals-10013/
5y

DrSpalding Kane is a cutie and what a great resource to include the free sound effects. We now know there is also an app for that! 5y

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