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Ok people, the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is ready! This is a challenge based on the seasonal trend colours from Fashion Weeks.

Please note there are TWO grids - for London (blue border) & NY (green border). Later, two more grids will be released for autumn/winter trend colours. To play, just find a colour in a book cover then plonk the cover into the grid. That‘s it, you‘re done!

And, yes, White Grape was in both!

Repost for @Lauredhel

Ok people, the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is read. This is a challenge based on the seasonal trend colours from Fashion Weeks.

Please note there are TWO grids - for London (blue border) & NY (green border). Later two more grids will be released for the Autumn/Winter trend colours. To play just find a colour in a book cover, then plonk the cover into the grid. That‘s it, you‘re done.

And, yes, White Grape was in both!

OK people, the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is ready! This is a challenge based on the seasonal trend colours from Fashion Weeks.


Please note there are TWO grids - for London (blue border) and NY (green border). Later, two more grids will be released for the autumn/winter trend colours.

To play, just find a colour in a book cover, then plonk the cover into the grid. That's it, you're done.

(and yes, White Grape was in both!)

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OK people, the #Pantone2025 #readingchallenge is ready! This is a challenge based on the seasonal trend colours from Fashion Weeks.


Please note there are TWO grids - for London (blue border) and NY (green border). Later, two more grids will be released for the autumn/winter trend colours.

To play, just find a colour in a book cover, then plonk the cover into the grid. That's it, you're done.

(and yes, White Grape was in both!)

@litsyevents

“Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see? I see a red bird looking at me.“

This is such a classic book and well known and loved. A fun idea could be after reading, have students arrange the animal images in the correct sequence from the story. This helps with understanding narrative structure and order.