pickWord of the month #reflect
Leo makes a decision.
Illustrations in kid-lit are often described as simple (condescending?). The concept of reflection is not simple. In drawing, gesture is the technique used to convey meaning, but we don't label illustrations like we name literary devices. Maybe if we did, educators would teach more using graphic novels. What would you call them though?
Well this one sounds absolutely sweet! 🤍
#christmascheer #pinecone #wintergames24 #wintergames2024 #holidaybookdragons
Hey friends!! So I've been looking at my life and my upcoming schedule, and I am going to pause #RandomClassics definitely for January, and maybe longer, kind of depending. We're thinking about moving (!!!!!) plus we are going out of town in January, so there is a lot going on 😂 I still have a huge list of classics I would like to read, and I have really enjoyed reading these with you all, but for now I need to skip a month!! I'll let everyone ⬇
Did anyone else get the little hammer for crushing the 2024 reading challenge? This little hammer is heavy!!
“Ivy and Bean Break the Fossil Record“ presents a fun and imaginative take on childhood adventures, focusing on themes of friendship, curiosity, and exploration. While it captures the essence of play and creativity, it may not fully represent the complexities and challenges many children face today. Students may find it hard to relate to.
pickIvy and bean,2007. The main character of the series, Bean, is a restless, quirky second grader who likes doing things in her own way. Ivy, a quiet bookworm, seems the opposite of Bean, but she understands her best friend better than anybody else. Bean is bored during a reading class until the teacher gives her an Amazing Book of World Records. Since then, Bean can‘t think of anything but breaking a world record herself.
