#tuesdaytunes
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Needed calming music today, so my National Parks playlist it is. 🎶
Link, if interested: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4DQhkB9o9WaXoDdLcZA1B1
pickModern explorers do exist, especially in Canada's vast and unforgiving wilderness. We follow Shoalts as he seeks out an uncharted waterway. I've seen reviews complaining that the author comes off as vain and egotistical, but I didn't really get that from the audio. I think every explorer in history has to be vain to some degree, to even attempt their exploits. I do wish I had read a physical copy tho, as I assume it would include photos & maps.
“There's so much to do, you see, when it's just the world and me.“ It shows the authors love for nature and finding joy in simple things.
This is a great book to promote outdoor activities and inspiring kids to see nature and outdoors.
pickPoetry- Published in 2012. This poetry books talks about games and activities like playing with sticks, jumping rope, blowing bubbles, and catching fireflies. The book encourages readers to appreciate the fun of everyday fun.
When way I would use this book is to help students understand our environment and why we should take better care of it. You could form many writing prompts off of this book.
pickWeek 1: Caldecott Winner! I love the illustrations in this book and how it is full of color. It truly stirs up some emotions within the language and pictures used. Published in 2020.
